§ Mr. Arthur Lewisasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether he will publish in the Official Report details of the persons who were employed in his office
1st April 1973 1st January 1974 1st January 1975 £ £ £ Permanent Secretary … … … … 17,000 17,350 20,175 Second Permanent Secretary … … … … 15,000 15,350 17,175 Chief Economic Adviser … … … … 15,000 15,350 17,175 The Deputy Chief Economic Adviser retired on 30th September 1972. The post was vacant until January 1975. It is now filled by an officer paid on the deputy secretary rate of £14,000 per annum.
All grades received threshold additions from 1st June 1974 to 1st January 1975.
38Wor Department in January 1972 at salaries around £4,500 per annum and what increases they have received to date.
§ Mr. Robert SheldonThe grades receiving around £4,500 per annum at 1st January 1972 and the increases to date are as follows:
Principals, Economic Advisers, Statisticians, Principal Information Officers and Chief Accountant
Scales (including London Weighting) 1.1.72 … … £3,653-£4,883 1.4.73 … … £3,810-£5,083 7.11.73 … … £4,303-£5,653 1.1.74 … … £4,588-£6,003 1.1.75 … … £5,826-£7,525 1.4.75 … … £6,090-£7,860
Senior Assistant Valuer Grade 1 1.1.72 … … £4,185-£4,935 1.4.73 … … £4,358-£5,135 7.11.73 … … £4,411-£5,188 1.1.74 … … £5,161-£6,078 1.1.75 … … £6,421-£7,540 1.4.75 … … £6,690-£7,860 All grades received threshold additions from 1st June 1974 to 1st January 1975.
§ Mr. Arthur Lewisasked the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether he will publish in the Official Report details of the five top paid civil servants in his Department; what salaries they now receive; what they were receiving in January 1972; and what increases they have received on the stated dates since January 1972.
§ Mr. Robert SheldonThe salaries of the five top paid civil servants in the Treasury at 1st January 1972 were:
Permanent Secretary (1) £16,750 2nd Permanent Secretary (2) £14,750 Chief Economic Adviser (1) £14,750 Deputy Chief Economic Adviser (1) £12,600 The salaries were revised as follows: