§ Mr. Tony Banksasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer how much his Department has spent on advertising in national and local newspapers, on television and in other printed journals in each of the past five years; and what is budgeted in the current financial year for such advertising.
§ Mr. Hayhoe[pursuant to his reply, 8 May 1984, c. 314]: The amount spent by the Treasury on advertising in national and local newspapers and in other printed journals in each of the past five years and the budget for the current financial year is shown in the following table. Television advertising was not used.
at constant prices, for each year since 1970, indicating for each year the proportion of contracts that can be regarded as high technology;
(2) what is the ratio and value of defence sales between the United Kingdom and Nigeria, pound sterling at constant prices, for each year since 1970, indicating for each year the proportion of contracts that can be regarded as high technology;
(3)) what is the ratio and value of defence sales between the United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia, pound sterling at constant prices, for each year since 1970, indicating for each year the proportion of contracts that can be regarded as high technology;
(4) what is the ratio and value of defence sales between the United Kingdom and Indonesia, pound sterling at 113W constant prices, for each year since 1970, indicating for each year the proportion of contracts that can be regarded as high technology;
(5) what is the ratio and value of arms sales between the United Kingdom and China, pound sterling at constant prices, for each year since 1970, indicating for each year the proportion of contracts that can be regarded as high technology;
(6) what is the ratio and value of arms sales between the United Kingdom and Norway, pound sterling at constant prices, for each year since 1970, indicating for each year the proportion of contracts that can be regarded as high technology;
(7) what is the ratio and value of arms sales between the United Kingdom and Turkey, pound sterling at constant prices, for each year since 1970, indicating for each year the proportion of contracts that can be regarded as high technology;
(8) what is the ratio and value of arms sales between the United Kingdom and Portugal, pound sterling at constant prices, for each year since 1970, indicating for each year the proportion of contracts that can be regarded as high technology;
(9) what is the ratio and value of arms sales between the United Kingdom and Greece, pound sterling at constant prices, for each year since 1970, indicating for each year the proportion of contracts that can be regarded as high technology;
(10) what is the ratio and value of arms sales between the United Kingdom and Italy, pound sterling at constant prices, for each year since 1970, indicating for each year the proportion of contracts that can be regarded as high technology;
(11) what is the ratio and value of arms sales between the United Kingdom and Canada, pound sterling at constant prices, for each year since 1970, indicating for each year the proportion of contracts that can be regarded as high technology;
(12) what is the ratio and value of arms sales between the United Kingdom and Spain, pound sterling at constant prices, for each year since 1970, indicating for each year the proportion of contracts that can be regarded as high technology;
(13) what is the ratio and value of arms sales between the United Kingdom and Belgium, pound sterling at constant prices, for each year since 1970, indicating for each year the proportion of contracts that can be regarded as high technology;
(14) what is the ratio and value of arms sales between the United Kingdom and Holland, pound sterling at constant prices, for each year since 1970, indicating for each year the proportion of contracts that can be regarded as high technology;
(15) what is the ratio and value of arms sales between the United Kingdom and West Germany, pound sterling at constant prices, for each year since 1970, indicating for each year the proportion of contracts that can be regarded as high technology;
(16) what is the ratio and value of arms sales between the United Kingdom and the United States of America, pound sterling at constant prices, for each year since 1970, indicating for each year the proportion of contracts that can be regarded as high technology.
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§ Mr. PattieIt has been the consistent policy of successive Governments not to publish detailed figures of our defence trade with individual countries.