§ Captain Kerbyasked the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many individual appointments, of chairmen, deputy chairmen, members and other nominees are made by his Depart- 488W ment; if he will list these bodies and persons, indicating whether the latter are full- or part-timers only; and if he will state their respective salaries drawn from public funds.
§ Mr. CallaghanOn the assumption that the hon. and gallant Member has in mind appointments to public boards for which I have statutory responsibility, the answer is as follows:
- 1. Community Relations Commission:
- Chairman (full-time) £6,600 per annum.
- Two deputy chairmen (part-time). One is paid £1,500 per annum; the other draws no salary.
- Nine members (part-time) £12 12s. 0d. per day.
- 2. Gaming Board:
- Chairman (full-time) £7,700 per annum.
- Four members (part-time) £2.000 per annum.
- 3. Parole Board:
- Chairman (part-time) £5,280.
- The Vice Chairman (part-time) is a High Court judge who receives no additional remuneration.
- There are 19 other members (all part-time) viz:
- 2 High Court judges who receive no additional remuneration.
- 2 Recorders—£21 4s. Od. per day.
- 3 Psychiatrists—£16 per day.
- 12 other members—£12 12s. Od. per day.
- 4. Race Relations Board:
- Chairman (full-time) £7,600 per annum.
- One member (part-time) £1,500 per annum (abated by £750).
- One member (part-time) £1.125 per annum.
- Eight members (part-time) £1,000 per annum.
- One member (part-time) who draws no salary.
- 5. Horserace Betting Levy Board:
- Chairman (full-time) salaries paid from levies.
- Two members (part-time) salaries paid from levies.
- Five members (part-time) unpaid
- 6. Horserace Totalisator Board:
- Chairman (part-time) salaries paid from Totalisator receipts.
- Three members (part-time) salaries paid from Totalisator receipts.