HC Deb 23 November 1972 vol 846 c463W
Mr. Pavitt

asked the Secretary of State for Social Services what is the average gross and net remuneration of the general medical practitioner, the general dental practitioner, and hospital doctors in the registrar and post-registration house officer grades.

Mr. Alison

For general medical practitioners the fees and allowances for 1972–73 recommended by the Doctors and Dentists Review Body are intended to produce gross and net remuneration of £7,805 and £5,575 on average per practitioner; and direct payments of practice expenses not reimbursed through the fees and allowances are estimated to amount to about another £1,150 on average per practitioner. The target average gross and net remuneration of general dental practitioners from fees and allowances for 1972–73 is £11,038 and £5,050 respectively. The salary scales for registrars and house officers in the hospital service are £2,634–£3,282, and £1,749–£2,025 respectively; any extra duty allowances payable to practitioners in these grades are additional to the salary scale.