§ Mr. SweeneyTo ask the Secretary of State for Wales what arrangements he has made for publishing the conclusion of the 1991–92 financial management and policy reviews of the Welsh development agency, the Development Board for Rural Wales and the Land Authority for Wales. [24869]
§ Mr. RedwoodI have today arranged for copies of the conclusions of all three reviews, and of the action taken in response, to be placed in the Library of the House.
Number of in-patient cases and day cases per 100,000 population1 Health authority of residence Discharges and deaths Completed consultant episodes2 1980 1984–85 1985–86 1990–913 1991–92 1992–93 1993–94 Clwyd 10,945 13,800 14,027 12,590 19,106 20,283 21,908 East Dyfed 10,746 13,892 14,430 15,929 21,244 27,123 27,623 Gwent 9,897 14,022 15,053 17,514 18,149 20,286 21,000 Gwynedd 11,893 15,280 17,046 17,760 21,124 17,274 21,036 Mid Glamorgan 11,727 16,553 18,131 21,504 25,064 25,530 26,821 Pembrokeshire 11,337 13,164 14,358 15,684 21,361 25,381 24,738 Powys 6,303 8,085 8,765 10,122 12,977 14,222 15,435 South Glamorgan 10,762 16,342 17,433 18,063 20,768 21,737 22,193 West Glamorgan 10,329 14,305 15,045 14,212 18,326 18,434 21,527 1 Excluding patients treated outside Wales. 2 Where there is more than one completed consultant episode during a patient's in hospital, only the first of these episodes is counted. 3 Data for 1990–91 are incomplete in some areas.