§ Mr. Bagierasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science what representation he has received about the implications for Sunderland polytechnic of the proposals
442W(3) what has been the spending per pupil in secondary schools in England and Wales each year since 1975, in money and real terms, expressed also as a real terms annual percentage change;
(4) what has been the spending per pupil in secondary schools in Hampshire each year since 1975, in money and real terms, expressed also as a real terms annual percentage change.
§ Mr. DunnThe information is as follows:
of the National Advisory Body for Public Sector Higher Education in relation to the closure of the civil engineering department, and if he will make a statement.
§ Mr. Walden[pursuant to his reply, 15 April 1986, c. 343]: I regret that the answer which I gave on 15 April 443W was in one respect inaccurate. My right hon. Friend had in fact received two letters from hon. Members in relation to the NAB secretariat's consultative proposal that Sunderland polytechnic's department of civil engineering should close, and replies will be sent to the hon. Members as soon as possible.
Further, there is a misprint in the last sentence of the second paragraph of my answer of 15 April: "Committee" should read "Secretariat".