§ Mr. Pounderasked the Minister of Pensions arid National Insurance (1) what is the number of persons in Great Britain entitled to receive 50 per cent. or over, but under 75 per cent., war disability pensions, in respect of World War I and World War II, separately;
14W(2) what is the number of persons in Great Britain entitled to receive 75 per cent. or over, but under 100 per cent., disability pensions, in respect of World War I and World War II, separately;
(3) what is the number of persons in Great Britain entitled to receive 100 per cent. war disability pensions, in respect of World War I and World War II, separately;
(4) what is the number of persons in Northern Ireland entitled to receive 50 per cent. or over, but under 75 per cent., war disability pensions, in respect of World War I and World War II, separately;
(5) what is the number of persons in Northern Ireland entitled to receive 75 per cent. or over, but under 100 per cent., war disability pensions, in respect of World War I and World War II, separately;
(6) what is the number of persons in Northern Ireland entitled to receive 100 per cent. war disability pensions, in respect of World War I and World War II, separately;
(7) what is the percentage of those persons who are eligible for war disability pension entitlement, who qualify for disability pensions of 50 per cent. but under 75 per cent. of Great Britain in respect of World War I and World War II, separately;
(8) what is the percentage of those persons who are eligible for war disability pension entitlement, who qualify for disability pensions of 75 per cent. but under 100 per cent., in Great Britain in respect of World War I and World War II, separately;
(9) what is the percentage of those persons who are eligible for war disability pension entitlement who qualify for 100 per cent. disability pensions in Great Britain, in respect of World War I and World War II, separately;
(10) what is the percentage of those persons who are eligible for war disability pensions of 50 per cent., but under 75 per cent., in Northern Ireland in respect of World War I and World War II, separately;
(11) what is the percentage of those persons who are eligible for war disability pension entitlement, who qualify for disability pensions of 75 per cent., but under 15W 100 per cent., in Northern Ireland in respect of World War I and World War II, separately;
(12) what is the percentage of those persons who are eligible for war disability pension entitlement who qualify for 100 per cent. disability pensions in Northern Ireland in respect of World War I and World War II, separately.
WAR DISABLEMENT PENSIONS IN PAYMENT AT 30TH JUNE, 1964 Both Wars 1914 War 1939 War Number Pensions for disablement assessed at— 50 but under 75 per cent.* … … … 83,400 38,900 44,500 75 but under 100 per cent … … … 17,750 7,900 9,850 100 per cent … … … 26,650 10,850 15,800 Per Cent. 50 but under 75 per cent.* … … … 17.9 24.6 14.5 75 but under 100 per cent … … … 3.8 5.0 3.2 100 per cent … … … 5.7 6.9 5.1 Number Pensions in— Great Britain … … … 430,900 143,500 287,400 Northern Ireland … … … 9,300 2,850 6,450 Elsewhere … … … 25,700 11,800 13,900 Totals … … … 465,900 158,150 307,750 *Disablement pensions are normally paid in steps of 10 per cent., assessments at the mid-poin between two steps being rounded up.