§ 58. Mr. Clinton Davisasked the Secretary of State for Foreign and Common-
132Wment as unemployed, male and female, at 5th April, 1971 (the latest available date) is set out in the following table:
Scotland England Wales Male 88 658 35 Female 17 109 7 Total 105 767 42 Information about the age ranges is not readily available.
§ Mr. Eadieasked the Secretary of State for Employment what are the unemployment figures for registered blind persons, male and female, in Scotland, England and Wales during the last five years to the nearest available date.
§ Mr. Dudley SmithThe unemployment figures for registered blind people, male and female, during the past five years, on the first Monday in April, are set out in the following table. Separate figures for England, Wales and Scotland are not available prior to 1971.
wealth Affairs how many copies of the short version of the Government's White Paper on Britain and Europe have been supplied free to each major political party in Great Britain since 26th July; and what has been the cost to the Central Office of Information and Stationery Office Votes.
§ Mr. Anthony RoyleAt the request of the political parties, they have been supplied with the following quantities since the 26th of July:
Conservative Party 563,365 copies Liberal Party 550 copies Labour Party 184 copies at a cost to public funds of £7,019, £6.85 and £2.30 respectively. There has been a considerable reduction in the unit cost of the short version of the White Paper since the estimates used in the preparation of the answer given by my right hon. Friend the Lord President to my hon. and learned Friend the Member for Buckinghamshire, South (Mr. Ronald Bell) on 26th July.
The figures for the total estimated cost of all copies of the short version of the 133W White Paper supplied to political parties at their request are now as follows:
Conservative Party £17,495 Liberal Party £46.85 Labour Party £3.22 The figure for the Labour Party given above does not take into account 5,000 copies included in my right hon. Friend the Lord President's answer of 26th July as supplied to the Labour Party, almost all of which were returned subsequently.—[Vol. 822, c. 321.]