§ Mr. Woodhouseasked the Secretary of State for Social Services (1) how many disabled hemophiliacs in England and Wales, who are in possession of invalid tricycles, have additionally obtained exemption from the road fund licence in respect of their own private motor-cars;
(2) how many disabled drivers in England and Wales, who are in possession of invalid tricycles, have additionally obtained exemption from the road fund licence in respect of their own private motor-cars.
§ Mr. AlisonThis information cannot be obtained without a disproportionate effort.
§ Mr. Woodhouseasked the Secretary of State for Social Services how many disabled hemophiliacs in England and Wales have received conversion grants for motorcars in lieu of an invalid tricycle.
§ Mr. AlisonAbout 30.
§ Mr. Woodhouseasked the Secretary of State for Social Services what is the total number of invalid tricycles at present on issue to disabled drivers under the National Health Service in England and Wales.
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§ Mr. Alison18,325 at 31st December, 1970.
§ Mr. Woodhouseasked the Secretary of State for Social Services how many disabled hemophiliacs in England and Wales are at present in possession of invalid tricycles issued by the National Health Service.
§ Mr. AlisonInvalid threewheelers are not provided to hemophiliacs as such and precise information is not available. It is unlikely that more than 100 of the persons provided with threewheelers because of their walking limitations are hemophiliacs.
§ Mr. Woodhouseasked the Secretary of State for Social Services what is the total number of invalid tricycles at present on issue to war-service disabled drivers in England and Wales in lieu of adapted motor-cars.
§ Mr. Alison243 at 31st December, 1970.