§ Mr. Geoffrey Finsbergasked the Secretary of State for the Environment whether police officers are required to fill
Armed Forces Diplomatic Service Other Public Employees and British Council Value of grants made towards school fees in the financial years: 1969–70 … … … … … £6,239,522 £1,091,801 £1,105,463 1970–71 … … … … … £7,201,103 £1,178,509 £1,112,531 1971–72 … … … … … £8,626,759 £1,442,000 £1,160,779 Number of employees who received grants: 1969–70 … … … … … 11,223* 960 2,580 1970–71 … … … … … 11,507* 960 2,497 1971–72 … … … … … 12,595* 960 2,418 Number of pupils in respect of whom grants were paid: 1969–70 … … … … … 16,581* 1,670 3,882 1970–71 … … … … … 17,320* 1,670 3,782 1971–72 … … … … … 19,392* 1,670 3,629 In addition, the British Government have provided the following expenditure from the aid programme for educational allowances for children of expatriate staff in the service of certain overseas Governments:
1969–70 … … £834,000 1970–71 … … £795,000 1971–72 … … £963,000 * Includes some Ministry of Defence civil staff whose numbers cannot be identified. Note: The Diplomatic Service numbers are estimates. Those for employees who received grants and pupils for whom grants were paid do not include pupils in local schools overseas. Figures for these are not available.
94Win all questions on Form Stats 19 which is issued by the Department.
§ Mr. Eldon GriffithsInformation about seats occupied in cars is no longer required. All other questions are required to be filled in for all accidents involving personal injury.
§ Mr. Geoffrey Finsbergasked the Secretary of State for the Environment whether he will give consideration to altering the question on Form Stats 19 dealing with lights on a car so as to show which lights had failed.
§ Mr. Eldon GriffithsNo. Form Stats 19 already distinguishes between defects in front lights, rear lights, brake lights and trafficators.