§ Mr. David Steelasked the Minister lor the Civil Service if he will list in the OFFICIAL REPORT the numbers of disabled workers who would be employed if each Department employed its full quota of 3 per cent. disabled workers.
§ Mr. Charles R. MorrisThe number of disabled workers who would be employed if each Department employed its full quota of 3 per cent. registered disabled persons would, at 1st October 1973, have been as follows:
Department 3 per cent. of total civil servants in Great Britain Agriculture, Fisheries and Food 452 Civil Service Department (including Parliamentary Counsel and Civil Service College) 149 Court Service 280 Customs and Excise 713 Defence (including Procurement Executive) 7,792 Education and Science (including UGC Victoria and Albert and Science Museums) 120 Employment (including Office of Manpower Economics) 1,023 Environment 2,035 Exports Credit Guarantees 49 Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Diplomatic Service, etc. 213 Overseas Development Administration 63 Health and Social Security 2,401 Home Office 849 Information, Central Office of 38 Inland Revenue 2,059 Land Registry 151 National Savings 406 Ordnance Survey 137 Population Censuses and Surveys 82 Royal Mint 36 Stationery Office 214 Trade and Industry 560 Treasury (including Treasury sub departments) 30 Scottish Office 219 Scottish Prison Service 63 Welsh Office 31 Total—Departments with over 1,000 staff 20,165 Other Departments employing under 1.000 staff 209