§ Mr. David Steelasked the Secretary of State for Social Services how many and which area health authority districts in England have set up working parties on family planning.
§ Dr. OwenOur latest information is that working groups on family planning have been established for the following 58 NHS districts:
- East Cumbria.
- South-West Cumbria.
- West Cumbria.
- Darlington.
- Durham.
- North-West Durham.
- South-West Durham.
- Northumberland.
- Gateshead.
- (Humberside) Eastern.
- (Humberside) Western.
- Scunthorpe.
- Huddersfield.
- Dewsbury.
- Bury St. Edmunds.
- Ipswich.
- Basildon and Thurrock.
- Chelmsford.
- Colchester.
- Harlow.
- Southend.
- Canterbury and Thanet.
- Dartford and Gravesham.
- Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham, District One (T).
- Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham, District Two (T).
- Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham, District Three (T).
- North Surrey.
- Chichester.
- Cuckfield and Crawley.
- Worthing.
- Croydon.
- Kingston and Richmond.
- West Berkshire.
- Aylesbury.
- High Wycombe.
- Kettering.
- Oxford (T).
- Cornwall.
- Taunton.
- Yeovil.
- Salop.
78 - Mid-Staffordshire.
- North Staffordshire.
- South-East Staffordshire.
- North-Warwickshire.
- Rugby.
- South Warwickshire.
- Birmingham (T) Central (T).
- Birmingham (T)East.
- Birmingham (T) North.
- Birmingham (T) South.
- Birmingham (T) West.
- Coventry.
- Dudley.
- Sandwell.
- Liverpool Central South (T).
- Liverpool Eastern (T).
- Stockport.
Working groups for other districts are in process of being established.
§ Mr. David Steelasked the Secretary of State for Social Services how many, and which, community health councils in England have accepted Family Planning Association representation.
§ Dr. OwenI regret that information about the membership of community health councils is not available centrally at present. As I indicated in my reply to the right hon. and learned Gentleman the Member for Surrey, East (Sir G. Howe) on 17th June—[Vol. 875, c.50.]—we hope to have such information later.