§ Major Petherickasked the First Lord of the Admiralty whether members of the sea fisheries committees for Cornwall and Devon will be able under existing regulations to obtain permits to go to sea in order to carry out the investigations they may consider necessary in pursuit of their duties?
§ Mr. George HallI am informed that the members of a sea fishery committee would not normally require to proceed to sea. The executive functions of the committee are carried out through its fishery
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ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 1938–39. L.E.A. Total net expenditure. Met from Taxes. Rates. COUNTIES: £ £ £ Anglesey … 87,353 50,528 36,825 Breconshire … 119,385 62,530 56,855 Caernarvonshire … 233,230 124,088 109,142 Cardiganshire … 90,299 51,844 38,455 Carmarthenshire … 254,293 148,147 106,146 Denbighshire … 228,290 120,580 107,710 Flintshire … 194,134 105,127 89,007 Glamorgan … 893,149 512,207 380,942 Merionethshire … 72,166 40,390 31,776 Monmouthshire … 555,084 324,883 230,201 Montgomeryshire … 87,837 49,531 38,306 Pembrokeshire … 133,086 78,459 54,627 Radnorshire … 42,022 19,933 22,089 COUNTY BOROUGHS: … 444,432 219,207 225,225 Newport (Mon.) … 183,431 90,981 92,450 Swansea … 347,987 179,626 68,361 BOROUGHS: … 15,518 8,366 7,152 Llanelly … 80,396 45,012 35,384 Neath … 64,406 35,250 29,156 Pembroke … 19,172 10,825 8,347 Port Talbot … 79,475 45,771 33,704 Wrexham … 42,318 22,793 19,525 URBAN DISTRICT COUNCILS: … 126,289 85,841 40,448 Abertillery … 86,014 58,296 27,718 Barry … 94,313 49,587 44,726 Ebbw Vale … 74,181 46,016 28,165 Mountain Ash … 112,416 77,779 34,637 Pontypridd … 125,632 79,371 46,261 Rhondda … 366,459 245,240 121,219 officer and any application from such an officer for a permit to take a boat to sea or to embark as a passenger in a bona fide fishing vessel, in the performance of his duties, would be favourably considered. I am informed, however, that a fishery officer would rarely require to proceed to sea in war-time.