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What information he has on the level of use of Myodil in the Health Service in (a) England and (b) the Mersey Region. - Information not collected centrally. Myodil has not been available commercially since 1987. - Information not collected centrally. Myodil has not been available commercially since 1987.
What information he has on the level of use of Myodil in the Health Service in (a) England and (b) the Mersey Region. - Information not collected centrally. Myodil has not been available commercially since 1987. - Information not collected centrally. Myodil has not been available commercially since 1987.
What advice has been issued to health authorities and the medical profession on side effects caused by the use of Myodil; under what conditions & circumstances the use of Myodil was approved for spinal X-ray procedures. - Ref to 182 c466-7W.
What advice has been issued to health authorities and the medical profession on side effects caused by the use of Myodil; under what conditions & circumstances the use of Myodil was approved for spinal X-ray procedures. - Ref to 182 c466-7W.
What reasons prompted the ban on Myodil prior to 1987.
What reasons prompted the ban on Myodil prior to 1987.
How many people who seek a review of a Social Fund decision received a favourable decision at (a) Social Fund officer level and (b) Social Fund inspector level. - Includes table.
How many people who seek a review of a Social Fund decision received a favourable decision at (a) Social Fund officer level and (b) Social Fund inspector level. - Includes table.
If DSS will give most recent figures for reasons for refusals from the Social Fund for (a) budgeting loans, (b) crisis loans and (c) community care grants. - Tables given.
If DSS will give most recent figures for reasons for refusals from the Social Fund for (a) budgeting loans, (b) crisis loans and (c) community care grants. - Tables given.
How much was left in each of the local office Social Fund budgets on Merseyside in November and December; and whether any offices received or applied for additional resources. - Includes fact that chief executive of Benefits Agency will write.
How much was left in each of the local office Social Fund budgets on Merseyside in November and December; and whether any offices received or applied for additional resources. - Includes fact that chief executive of Benefits Agency will write.
How many claimants on Merseyside have requested a review of their supplementary benefit entitlement under the recent Regulation 72 take-up campaign; how many have had their requests for review refused; how many have received payments; and how many are pending; how many cases have been identified by DSS offices on...
How many claimants on Merseyside have requested a review of their supplementary benefit entitlement under the recent Regulation 72 take-up campaign; how many have had their requests for review refused; how many have received payments; and how many are pending; how many cases have been identified by DSS offices on...
How many women over the age of 60 years have been awarded (a) invalid care allowance and (b) severe disablement allowance as a result of recent case law. - Includes figure for invalid care allowance & fact that figures for severe disablement allowance not held centrally & could be obtained...
How many women over the age of 60 years have been awarded (a) invalid care allowance and (b) severe disablement allowance as a result of recent case law. - Includes figure for invalid care allowance & fact that figures for severe disablement allowance not held centrally & could be obtained...
What action DSS has taken to publicise the changes in the occupational asthma scheme introduced in September. - Proposed changes were covered in a press release on 4 July announcing introduction of new disability benefits, & revised leaflet, NI 237 "Occupational Asthma" issued this week to local offices.
What action DSS has taken to publicise the changes in the occupational asthma scheme introduced in September. - Proposed changes were covered in a press release on 4 July announcing introduction of new disability benefits, & revised leaflet, NI 237 "Occupational Asthma" issued this week to local offices.
That this House views with concern the closure of Ravenscraig Steel Works as part of a concerted campaign to destroy completely steel production in Scotland; applauds the stand taken by the Iron and Steel Trades Confederation and other trades union stewards at Dalzell, to retain their plant and capacity despite intimidation and character assassination by organisations and individuals outside of Dalzell; calls upon Her Majesty's Government to seriously consider and continue support for the Dalzell option and to intervene with British Steel to stop the closure of Ravenscraig steel making which is the policy of the Iron and Steel Trades Confederation and other trades unionists at Dalzell, as a crucial measure to retain steel production and prevent the ongoing devastation and destruction of the Scottish economy.
That this House views with concern the closure of Ravenscraig Steel Works as part of a concerted campaign to destroy completely steel production in Scotland; applauds the stand taken by the Iron and Steel Trades Confederation and other trades union stewards at Dalzell, to retain their plant and capacity despite...
That this House congratulates and fully supports striking trades unionists at GEC Openshaw (Manchester) who in the face of attacks on jobs are standing firm and united; and supports their demands for (a) the opening up of the books at GEC to expose mismanagement, (b) a National Shop Stewards Conference to spread the action if necessary, (c) organisation of meetings and levies to support the strikers and (d) public ownership under democratic workers' control and management of such companies as GEC.
That this House congratulates and fully supports striking trades unionists at GEC Openshaw (Manchester) who in the face of attacks on jobs are standing firm and united; and supports their demands for (a) the opening up of the books at GEC to expose mismanagement, (b) a National Shop Stewards Conference...
Further to his Answer of 17th December, Official Report,201 column 113W, what assessment he has made of the production performance at (a) Llanwern and (b) Ravenscraig before the closing of the hot strip facility. - None. This is a matter for British Steel.
Further to his Answer of 17th December, Official Report,201 column 113W, what assessment he has made of the production performance at (a) Llanwern and (b) Ravenscraig before the closing of the hot strip facility. - None. This is a matter for British Steel.
What is his latest estimate of the size of the steel stockpiles in the United Kingdom in the last two years of (a) steel pipes, (b) heavy plate and (c) light plate; and what proportion of each stockpile was imported. - Inc table.
What is his latest estimate of the size of the steel stockpiles in the United Kingdom in the last two years of (a) steel pipes, (b) heavy plate and (c) light plate; and what proportion of each stockpile was imported. - Inc table.
Further to his Answer of 17th December, Official Report,201 column 113W, what is the average cost of production of an average tonne of steel at (a) Llanwern, (b) Teeside, (c) Dalzell and (d) Scunthorpe. - Matter for British Steel.
Further to his Answer of 17th December, Official Report,201 column 113W, what is the average cost of production of an average tonne of steel at (a) Llanwern, (b) Teeside, (c) Dalzell and (d) Scunthorpe. - Matter for British Steel.
What assessment he has made of the effect British Steel's investment plans overseas will have on capacity in specific areas of production in Britain with regard to General Steels. - (Holding answer 16 Dec 1991).
What assessment he has made of the effect British Steel's investment plans overseas will have on capacity in specific areas of production in Britain with regard to General Steels. - (Holding answer 16 Dec 1991).
What information he has on British Steel's plans with regard to existing capacity utilisation over the next 12 months and for continuing production at (a) Scunthorpe, (b) Ravenscraig, (c) Dalzell and (d) Llanwern. - (Holding answer 16 Dec 1991).
What information he has on British Steel's plans with regard to existing capacity utilisation over the next 12 months and for continuing production at (a) Scunthorpe, (b) Ravenscraig, (c) Dalzell and (d) Llanwern. - (Holding answer 16 Dec 1991).
What discussions he has had on proposals or decisions to close existing capacity in British Steel in Great Britain. - (Holding answer 16 Dec 1991).
What discussions he has had on proposals or decisions to close existing capacity in British Steel in Great Britain. - (Holding answer 16 Dec 1991).
How many youth training places are available in England and Wales; and how many 16 and 17 year olds are registered as seeking a place. - Not held centrally
How many youth training places are available in England and Wales; and how many 16 and 17 year olds are registered as seeking a place. - Not held centrally
How many places for (i) Employment Training and (ii) Youth Training were available in 1990-91; and how many places are expected to be available in 1991-92. - Inc figures
How many places for (i) Employment Training and (ii) Youth Training were available in 1990-91; and how many places are expected to be available in 1991-92. - Inc figures
That this House notes that in 1987, 49 Labour Councillors in Liverpool and 13 Labour Councillors in Lambeth were surcharged and removed from office for the delay in setting a rate on the basis of lost income from interest; recognises in view of the announcement by the Chancellor of the Exchequer to amend the method of collection of the Poll Tax, the subsequent delay this will have on councils sending out bills and therefore people paying them; calls on the district auditors to investigate and calculate the possible national interest lost from each council and to bring charges against the Chancellor and the Government for the recovery of such losses.
That this House notes that in 1987, 49 Labour Councillors in Liverpool and 13 Labour Councillors in Lambeth were surcharged and removed from office for the delay in setting a rate on the basis of lost income from interest; recognises in view of the announcement by the Chancellor of the...