§ Mr. Buchanan-Smithasked the Secretary of State for Scotland how many schemes of fishing harbour improvement and reconstruction have been carried out since 1951; how much money has been expended on them; and where they have taken place.
70Wamongst registered disabled unemployed; and what numbers fall into each category of disability in England, Wales and Swansea, respectively.
§ Mr. MarshThe following table shows the numbers of registered disabled persons in the numerically larger categories of disability who were registered as unemployed on 12th April, 1965 in (a) England, (b) Wales and (c) Swansea.
§ Mr. RossSince the Secretary of State for Scotland became responsible, on the passing of the Fisheries Act, 1955, for assisting works at fishery harbours in Scotland, Exchequer grants amounting to £1,801,307 and loans amounting to £380,097 have been offered for works at 69 harbours.
Details of the schemes under construction or completed each year are given in the Annual Reports on the Fisheries of Scotland presented to Parliament. Before 1955 these Reports gave corresponding information about schemes formerly assisted from the Exchequer on the recommendation of the Development Commission.