§ Mr. Oakesasked the Secretary of State for Social Services how many persons are in receipt of industrial injury benefit in
STANDARD RATES OF THE PRINCIPAL SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS AS A PERCENTAGE OF AVERAGE EARNINGS (1) Retirement Pension Widow's Pension National Assistance Supplementary Benefit Scale Rates Single Person Married couple with no children (R.P.) Family Allowance for a three child family Single Householder Married couple with no children January, 1945 (2)(a) … … 8.4 16.8 — — — April, 1950 … … 17.8 28.8 6.9 16.5 27.4 April, 1955 (3) … … 18.4 29.9 7.4 17.2 29.0 April, 1960 … … 17.7 28.4 6.4 17.7 30.1 April, 1965 … … 21.2 34.4 4.8 20.1 33.2 April, 1969 … … 18.8 30.5 7.9 19.0 31.2 November, 1969 … … 20.1 32.6 7.7 19.3 31.6
Sickness Benefit Unemployment Benefit Injury Benefit Flat-Rate Including Earnings Related Supplement Flat-Rate Including Earnings Related Supplement Single Person Married couple with no children Single Person Married couple with no children Single Person Married couple with no children Single Person Married couple with no children January, 1945 (2)(b) … … 20.1 33.5 — — — — — — January, 1945 (2)(c) … … 15.1 15.1 — — — — — — April, 1950 … … 17.8 28.8 — — 30.9 41.9 — — April, 1955 (3) … … 18.4 29.9 — — 31.0 42.5 — — April, 1960 … … 17.7 28.4 — — 30.1 40.8 — — April, 1965 … … 21.2 34.4 — — 35.7 48.9 — — April, 1969 (4) … … 18.8 30.5 39.5 51.2 30.3 42.0 51.0 62.7 November, 1969 (4) … … 20.1 32.6 40.1 52.6 31.2 43.7 51.2 63.6 Notes:
(1) Average earnings of men employed in manual occupations in manufacturing and some of the principal non-manufacturing industries covered by the Department of Employment and Productivity's half-yearly inquiry into earnings.
(2) Corresponding benefits payable under Acts in force prior to the introduction of the National Insurance Scheme:
(a) Old Age Pension and Widows' Pension.
(b) Unemployment Benefit.
(c) Sickness Benefit.
(3) Applies to rates of benefit introduced in April and May, 1955.
(4) The earnings-related benefits are calculated on the basis that the beneficiary was receiving average weekly earnings during the relevant tax years.
104Wrespect of illness caused in the course of their employment in the manufacture of enzyme detergents; and what was the total number of such beneficiaries in 1969.
§ Mr. EnnalsOur statistics are not produced in a way which would separately identify such beneficiaries.