Civil Servants (Hansard, 2 February 1994)

§ Dr. Godman
To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland how many(a) males and (b) females have been employed in each of the four senior grades in the Scottish Office in each of the past five years.

§ Mr. Lang
At 1 April each year the numbers of staff —expressed as full-time equivalents—employed in each of the four senior grades in the Scottish Office were as follows:

§ Mr. Lang
The full-time equivalent numbers of staff by if he will list the number of staff employed in the Scottish of the past five years are shown in the table.
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Occupational group As at 1 April

1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

Total

Scottish Office Core and Agencies 10,076.5 10,274.5 10,286.0 10,360.5 10,723.0

¹ The Scottish Prison Service became an agency with effect from 1 April 1993. Prior to this, staff in prisons headquarters were counted in the Scottish Office, excluding SPS, figures.

² There is no formal classification of posts or individuals by occupational group for staff at unified grade 7 and above—such staff are counted in the "Open Structure" group.

Occupational group	As at 1 April
	1989	1990	1991	1992	1993
Total
Scottish Office Core and Agencies	10,076.5	10,274.5	10,286.0	10,360.5	10,723.0
¹ The Scottish Prison Service became an agency with effect from 1 April 1993. Prior to this, staff in prisons headquarters were counted in the Scottish Office, excluding SPS, figures.
² There is no formal classification of posts or individuals by occupational group for staff at unified grade 7 and above—such staff are counted in the "Open Structure" group.