§ Sir B. Rhys Williamsasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer if the Department of Inland Revenue will permit the trustees of occupational pension schemes approved under the provisions of the Income Tax Act 1952 to pay interest on the contributions of an employee between the date of leaving the trust and any subsequent date on which the employee may decide to withdraw his contributions; and
Issue Initial Unit Value Number of Units Principal Accrued Interest s. d. (Millions) £ £ First … … 15 6 2.26 1.75 5.82 Second … … 16 0 .40 .32 .96 Third … … 16 0 9.89 7.91 18.30 Conversion … … 16 0 1.43 1.14 2.36 Fourth … … 16 0 1.04 .83 1.40 Fifth … … 16 0 2.94 2.35 3.75 Sixth … … 15 0 5.88 4.41 6.72 Seventh … … 15 0 82.39 61.79 72.09 One Pound … … 20 0 4.33 4.33 2.00 Eighth … … 10 0 72.92 36.46 29.53 Ninth … … 15 0 172.88 129.66 95.08 Tenth … … 15 0 524.33 393.25 200.25 Eleventh … … 20 0 252.75 252.75 50.55 Twelfth … … 20 0 1,019.50 1,019.50 63.72
§ Mr. John Hallasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer if he will give the actual sum remaining invested in each form of national savings at the end of each year since 1950.
§ Mr. TaverneThese figures are published in "Annual Abstract of Statistics" for 1960 and 1969 (prepared by the Central Statistical Office, and published by H.M.S.O.).