HC Deb 02 August 1976 vol 916 cc536-7W
Mr. Grimond

asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will list the advisory bodies for which he is responsible.

Mr. Roy Jenkins

The major bodies are:

  • Committee of Inquiry into the Future of Broadcasting.
  • Television Advisory Committee.
  • Frequency Advisory Committee.
  • Mobile Radio Committee.
  • Wireless Telegraphy Interference Advisory Committee.
  • Advisory Committee under First Schedule to Wireless Telegraph Act 1949.
  • Advisory Council on the Penal System.
  • Criminal Law Revision Committee.
  • Working Party on Judicial Training and Information.
  • Policy Advisory Committee on Sexual Offences.
  • Advisory Board on Restricted Patients.
  • Data Protection Committee.
  • Advisory Committee on Race Relations Research.
  • Community Relations Commission.
  • Equal Opportunities Commission.
  • Parliamentary Boundary Commission for England.
  • Parliamentary Boundary Commission for Wales.
  • Electoral Advisory Conference.
  • Working Party on the Electoral Register.
  • Conference on Local Government Electoral Law.
  • Local Government Boundary Commission for England (in so far as local government electoral areas are concerned).
  • Local Government Boundary Commission for Wales (in so far as local government electoral areas are concerned).
  • Gaming Board for Great Britain.
  • Royal Commission on Gambling.
  • Advisory Council for Probation and After-Care.
  • Parole Board for England and Wales.
  • Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs.
  • The Poisons Board.
  • Advisory Committee on the Administration of the Cruelty to Animals Act 1876.
  • Advisory Committee on the Protection of Birds for England and Wales.
  • Central Fire Brigades Advisory Council for England and Wales.
  • Police Council for the United Kingdom.
  • Policy Advisory Board for England and Wales.
  • Central Committee on Common Police Services.
  • Police Training Council for England and Wales.
  • Police Promotion Examinations Board for England Wales.
  • Working Party on the feasibility of an experiment in the tape recording of police interrogations.

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