HC Deb 28 November 1972 vol 847 cc126-7W
Mr. Kilfedder

asked the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what representations he has received from the Police Federation in respect of the police reserve and the use being made of members of the police reserve to alleviate the burden of work which the Royal Ulster Constabulary has had to bear.

Mr. David Howell

Certain representations have been received from the Police Federation for Northern Ireland about the deployment of the Royal Ulster Constabulary Reserve. These are still under consideration. Station commanders of the Royal Ulster Constabulary have responsibility for the day-to-day disposition of the reserve constables and for detailing them for duties appropriate to their training.

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