§ Mr. Charles Morrisonasked the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will publish a table in HANSARD showing the number of prisoners in Great Britain's prisons in the age groups of under 20, 20–30, 30–40, 40–50, 50–60 and over 60 years.
§ Miss BaconDuring 1964 the average population of prisons in England and Wales consisted of 1,483 persons under the age of 21 and 21,857 persons aged 21 and over. A more detailed age analysis of prison population is not available, but the age groups of adult persons on their reception into prison under sentence in 1964 were as follows:
21 to 29 years … … 19,026 30 to 39 years … … 10,850 40 to 49 years … … 7,025 50 to 59 years … … 3,297 60 years and over … … 1,083
§ Mr. Charles Morrisonasked the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will publish a table in HANSARD 272W showing the previous occupations, by major industrial category, of the population of Great Britain's prisons.
§ Miss BaconI regret that statistics of this nature are not compiled.
§ Mr. Charles Morrisonasked the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will give the number of university graduates at present serving sentences in Great Britain's prisons.
§ Miss BaconI regret that this information is not available.