§ Dr. WrightTo ask the Secretary of State for Social Security how many public appointments(a) he is
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Col. 1 Col. 2 Date of introduction Col. 3 Date from which current rate applicable Col. 4 1995 value if increased in line with prices since date at col. 3 £ Col. 5 1995 value if increased in line with average earnings since date at col. 3 £ (a) £1,000 widow's payment. April 1988 April 1988 1,417.90 1,583.00 (b) £3,000 and £8,000 capital limits for income support and family credit: £3,000 April 1988 April 1988 4,179.80 4,748.90 £8,000 April 1988 April 1990 10,119.45 10,600.50 (c) £3,000 and £16,000 capital limits, for housing benefits: £3,000 April 1988 April 1988 4,179.80 4,748.90 £16,000 April 1988 April 1990 20,238.95 21,200.95 (d) £2 per day earnings limit for unemployment benefit. July 1948 March 1982 3.85 5.00 (e) £12 earnings limit under the normal idle day rule. December 1989 December 1989 16.10 17.35 (f) £5 and £15 earnings disregards for income support: £5.00 April 1988 April 1988 6.95 7.95 £15.00 April 1988 April 1988 20.85 23.80 (g) £5, £10 and £25 earnings disregards for housing and council tax benefits: £5 April 1988 April 1988 6.95 7.95 £10 April 1988 April 1988 13.95 15.85 £25 April 1988 October 1990 31.60 33.15 (h) £10 war pension disregard for income-related benefits. April 1988 April 1990 12.65 13.75 (i) £10 disregard of charitable or voluntary payments April 1988 April 1990 12.65 13.25 (j) £20 disregard of income from a boarder, (plus half of charge in excess of £20). April 1988 April 1990 25.25 26.45 (k) £200 disregard of a training bonus. September 1988 September 1988 283.55 316.70 (l) £15 maintenance disregard for income-related benefits other than income support. April 1992 April 1992 17.10 16.85 (m) £10 disregard of student loans. September 1990 September 1990 12.65 13.25 (n) £35 occupational pension limit for unemployment benefit. April 1981 April 1981 74.20 98.70 (o) £200 savings limit for the lower rate of voluntary unemployment deduction. November 1980 April 1988 278.70 316.70 responsible for making and (b) require his approval, including those not listed in "Public Bodies", and if he will divide this figure into (i) appointments to executive bodies, (ii) appointments to advisory bodies and (iii) other appointments.
§ Mr. HagueThe information is in the table.
Number of appointments the Secretary of State is responsible for making Number of appointments that require approval from the Secretary of State Executive bodies 11 2 Advisory bodies 1876 0 Other bodies 19 0 1 This figure includes 798 members of local war pension committees.