§ Miss WILKINSONasked (1) the Minister of Health what is the number of writing assistants with over and under six years' service, respectively, but with more than two years' service, who have been classified as A, or above-average, for promotion purposes in his Department; and what is the number of shorthand typists and typists, respectively, with over five years' service who have been similarly classified;
(2) the Minister of Labour what is the number of writing assistants with over and under six years' service, respectively, but with more than two years' service, who have been classified as A, or above-average, for promotion purposes in his Department; and what is the number of shorthand typists and typists, respectively, with over five years' service who have been similarly classified?
§ Mr. HAYESasked (1) the Financial Secretary to the Treasury whether, taking the Paymaster-General's Office, the Inland Revenue apart from Tax Offices, the Customs and Excise Department, the Stationery Office, the Treasury itself, and the tax offices of the Inland Revenue, he will state what is the number of writing assistants with over and under six years service, but with more than two years' service, who have been classified A, or above-average, for promotion purposes; and what is the number of shorthand typists and typists, respectively, with over five years' service who have been similarly classified in the same Department;
(2) the Secretary of State for War the number of shorthand typists and typists, respectively, with over five years' service, who have been classified A, or above-average, for promotion purposes in his Department?
Mr. McNElLLThese Reports are confidential, and, by agreement reached on the National Whitley Council, are not communicated to individual officers except in the case of a marking which reflects upon the officer concerned. To give the particulars asked for would tend to prejudice the confidential nature of the Reports, and I regret, therefore, that I am not in a position to give them.