§ Mr. Moonmanasked the Secretary of State for Social Services what were the working days lost in the constituency of Billericay and the county of Essex, respectively, per 10,000 population due to mental disorders in 1968.
§ Mr. Haseldineasked the Secretary of State for Social Services what were the working days lost in the constituency of Bradford, West and the City of Bradford, respectively, per 10,000 population due to mental disorders in 1968.
§ Mr. O'Halloranasked the Secretary of State for Social Services what were the working days lost in the constituency of Islington, North, and Islington Borough Council, respectively, per 10,000 population due to mental disorders in 1968.
§ Mr. James Johnsonasked the Secretary of State for Social Services what were the working days lost in the constituency of Kingston upon Hull, West and the City of Kingston upon Hull, respectively, per 10,000 population due to mental disorders in 1968.
§ Mr. Alldrittasked the Secretary of State for Social Services, what were the working days lost in the constituency of Liverpool, Scotland, and in the City of Liverpool, respectively, per 10,000 population due to mental disorders in 1968.
§ Mr. Julius Silvermanasked the Secretary of State for Social Services, what were the working days lost in the City of Birmingham per 10,000 population due to mental disorders in 1968.
§ Mr. Will Griffithsasked the Secretary of State for Social Services what were the working days lost in the City of Manchester per 10,000 population due to mental disorders in 1968.
§ Mr. Boothasked the Secretary of State for Social Services what were the working days lost in Barrow-in-Furness per 10,000 281W population due to mental disorders in 1968.
§ Mr. Whitlockasked the Secretry of State for Social Services what were the working days lost in the City of Nottingham per 10,000 population due to mental disorders in 1968.
§ Mr. Juddasked the Secretary of State for Social Services what were the working days lost in the City of Portsmouth County Borough Council per 10,000 population due to mental disorders in 1968.
§ Mr. Gregoryasked the Secretary of State for Social Services what were the working days lost in Stockport per 10,000 population due to mental disorders in 1968.
§ Mr. Alexander W. Lyonsasked the Secretary of State for Social Services what were the working days lost in the constituency of York per 10,000 population due to mental disorders in 1968.
§ Mr. EnnalsThe table below sets out the available information, which is for regions only. The figures are for men certified as incapable of work for sickness benefit purposes because of a mental disorder. They do not cover the very many short spells of incapacity which are not notified to the Department.
SICKNESS Days of certified incapacity (a) for men in the period 5th June, 1967 to 1st June, 1968 due to certain causes (b) analysed by area and expressed as a rate per 10,000 men at risk in the relevant area. Area Rate per 10,000 men (days) Great Britain … 13,318 England: All regions … 12,632 Northern … 16,270 Yorkshire and Humberside … 13,157 North Western … 16,445 East Midlands … 13,493 West Midlands … 11,846 East Anglia … 11,795 South Eastern … 10,639 South Western … 12,376 Scotland … 16,279 Wales … 20,206 (a) Notified in connection with claims for sickness benefit. (b) DLN. 300–318 and 320–326 according to the International Statistical Classification of Diseases, Injuries and Causes of Death issued by the World Health Organisation in 1957.