HC Deb 24 June 1952 vol 502 c149W
20. Mr. Lewis

asked the Minister of Housing and Local Government how many men and women, respectively, working in his Department neither pay Income Tax nor receive family allowances, and consequently, have received no compensation against the cut in food subsidies.

Mr. H. Macmillan

This information is not available. But I must frankly admit that no one has yet solved the problem of how to take a tax off people who do not pay it.

5. Mr. Lewis

asked the Minister of Labour how many men and women, respectively, working in his Department neither pay Income Tax nor receive family allowances, and, consequently, have received no compensation against the cut in food subsidies.

Sir W. Monckton

I regret that this information is not available.

41. Mr. Lewis

asked the Minister of Works how many men and women, respectively, working in his Department neither pay Income Tax nor receive family allowances, and, consequently, have received no compensation against the cut in food subsidies.

Mr. Eccles

The information is not available.