§ Mr. AllenTo ask the Lord President of the Council how many House passes are currently issues for each of the categories of pass.
§ Mr. WakehamFor reasons of security, it is not possible to provide this information.
§ Mr. AllenTo ask the Lord President of the Council how many passes are available for research assistants with access to the Library; and how many hon. Members have(a) one, (b) two or more and (c) none of these passes issued on behalf of their staff.
§ Mr. WakehamThe Services Committee has ruled that a maximum of 200 places are available for right hon. and hon. Members' research assistants who may have access to the main House of Commons Library. The breakdown is as follows:
- (a) 196
- (b) 2
- (c) 450
§ Mr. DobsonTo ask the Lord President of the Council if he will give the number of photo-passes to the Press Gallery held by staff of each Government Department.
§ Mr. Wakeham[holding answer 9 March 1989]: The latest pass office figures show that a total of six photo-passes have been issued to departmental press officers giving them access to the Press Gallery on a permanent basis. A breakdown is as follows:
Number Prime Minister's Office 2 Central Office of Information 2 Home Office 1 Ministry of Defence 1 In addition, 160 departmental press officers hold photo-passes which enable them to apply, on a day-to-day basis, for a pass to admit them to the Parliamentary Press Gallery when their official duties require it. A breakdown is as follows:
Number Prime Minister's Office 4 Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food 3 Cabinet Office 3
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Local authority capital allocations 1981–82 to 1989–90 £000 Local authority 1981–82 1982–83 1983–84 1984–85 1985–86 1986–87 1987–88 1988–89 1989–90 Alyn and Deeside 3,528 4,018 3,788 3,245 3,242 3,567 3,938 2,710 2,774 Colwyn 2,590 3,862 3,127 2,675 2,595 2,360 2,831 2,250 2,365 Delyn 2,266 3,543 4,200 4,461 4,087 4,801 3,077 2,512 2,823 Glyndwr 1,393 1,957 2,656 1,770 1,986 1,983 1,903 1,809 1,616 Rhuddlan 1,861 2,464 2,597 2,077 1,972 2,265 4,211 4,192 2,995 Wrexham Maelor 5,767 6,480 5,357 5,724 5,399 7,936 7,717 5,921 7,080 Carmarthen 2,940 4,311 8,924 4,125 3,547 3,933 4,432 3,057 3,109 Ceredigion 2,728 4,381 5,135 3,316 2,755 3,158 3,494 2,858 2,868 Dinefwr 1,009 1,717 2,743 1,694 1,456 1,651 1,867 2,224 1,885 Llanelli 3,895 5,710 5,395 4,204 3,175 3,349 3,919 3,357 4,187 Preseli 2,007 2,699 4,663 4,170 3,282 2,891 3,306 3,267 2,590 South Pembrokeshire 1,428 2,825 4,443 3,439 2,978 2,803 5,067 3,287 2,196 Blaenau Gwent 5,265 12,111 12,176 8,315 6,727 10,197 12,870 8,629 10,933 Islwyn 3,474 5,692 5,899 5,130 5,625 9,324 8,209 7,681 4,439 Monmouth 2,110 3,563 5,176 4,026 3,942 3,854 4,157 2,703 2,779 Newport 8,357 13,750 11,038 7,996 8,418 9,713 9,262 7,642 6,928 Torfean 3,441 5,329 5,266 4,696 4,665 6,253 7,000 6,311 5,319 Aberconwy 2,076 2,223 2,575 1,942 1,877 1,908 2,357 1,987 3,645
Number Customs and Excise 2 Ministry of Defence 14 Department of Education and Science 9 Department of Employment 16 Department of Energy 14 Department of the Environment 17 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 7 Department of Health Department of Social Security 16 Home Office 18 Northern Ireland Office 1 Office of Fair Trading 1 Scottish Office 1 Department of Trade and Industry 22 Department of Transport 3 Treasury 6 Welsh Office 3