Training (Foreign Personnel) (Hansard, 9 November 1977)

§ Mr. Kinnock
asked the Secretary of State for Defence how many members of the Indonesian armed forces have been trained in British establishments in the past year; how many are currently undergoing training; and to what units they are attached.

§ Mr. Robert C. Brown:
It is long-established practice that we do not disclose specific details of the training which we provide for Service personnel from other countries. However, I can say that a few Indonesian officers have attended courses at Ministry of Defence establishments during the past year and that one of them is still undergoing training.

§ Mr. Robert Edwards
asked the Secretary of State for Defence whether

UNIVERSITY NON-CLINICAL TEACHING STAFF

Salary rates at 1st October each year, with value at October 1970 price bases^*shown in parentheses

1970£ 1971£ 1972£ 1973£ 1974£ 1975£ 1976£

Lecturer minimum … 1,491 1,641 1,764 1,929 2,264 3,174 3,333

(1,491) (1,493) (1,500) (1,501) (1,505) (1,667) (1,532)

15th point† of scale 3,417 3,705 3,984 4,023 4,664 6,030 6,239

(3,417) (3,371) (3,388) (3,131) (3,101) (3,167) (2,867)

Senior Lecturer/Reader minimum … —‡ 3,852 4,143 4,368 4,853 6,234 6,443

(3,505) (3,523) (3,399) (3,227) (3,274) (2,961)

7th point§ of scale 4,401 4,734 5,088 5,337 5,942 7,526 7,735

(4,401) (4,307) (4,327) (4,153) (3,951) (3,953) (3,555)

Professor⁑minimum … 4,533 4,850 5,376 5,625 6,251 7,897 8,106

(4,533) (4,413) (4,571) (4,377) (4,156) (4,148) (3,725)

RPI movement … 100.0 109.9 117.6 128.5 150.4 190.4 217.6

^*The real value has been calculated on the basis of the movement in the Retail Price Index (RPI).

†The Lecturer scale was extended from 15 to 17 points over the period 1971–73.

‡Prior to 1971 no minimum was specified in the Senior Lecturer scale.

§The Senior Lecturer scale was extended from 7 to 8 points in 1972.

║Except at a few universities, professors' salaries are not on incremental scales. Each university is free to fix individual professorial salaries subject to a prescribed minimum, and within a limit on the average of such salaries.

§ Mrs. Bain
asked the Secretary of State for Education and Science if she will list in the Official Reportthe real value of salaries earned by (a) junior lecturers, (b) senior lecturers and (c) professors, or equivalent levels, in each EEC country 106W Indonesian personnel have been trained at the SAS training centre near Hereford.

§ Mr. Robert C. Brown:
No.

UNIVERSITY NON-CLINICAL TEACHING STAFF
	Salary rates at 1st October each year, with value at October 1970 price bases^*shown in parentheses
		1970£	1971£	1972£	1973£	1974£	1975£	1976£
Lecturer minimum	…	1,491	1,641	1,764	1,929	2,264	3,174	3,333
		(1,491)	(1,493)	(1,500)	(1,501)	(1,505)	(1,667)	(1,532)
15th point† of scale		3,417	3,705	3,984	4,023	4,664	6,030	6,239
		(3,417)	(3,371)	(3,388)	(3,131)	(3,101)	(3,167)	(2,867)
Senior Lecturer/Reader minimum	…	—‡	3,852	4,143	4,368	4,853	6,234	6,443
			(3,505)	(3,523)	(3,399)	(3,227)	(3,274)	(2,961)
7th point§ of scale		4,401	4,734	5,088	5,337	5,942	7,526	7,735
		(4,401)	(4,307)	(4,327)	(4,153)	(3,951)	(3,953)	(3,555)
Professor⁑minimum	…	4,533	4,850	5,376	5,625	6,251	7,897	8,106
		(4,533)	(4,413)	(4,571)	(4,377)	(4,156)	(4,148)	(3,725)
RPI movement	…	100.0	109.9	117.6	128.5	150.4	190.4	217.6
^*The real value has been calculated on the basis of the movement in the Retail Price Index (RPI).
†The Lecturer scale was extended from 15 to 17 points over the period 1971–73.
‡Prior to 1971 no minimum was specified in the Senior Lecturer scale.
§The Senior Lecturer scale was extended from 7 to 8 points in 1972.
║Except at a few universities, professors' salaries are not on incremental scales. Each university is free to fix individual professorial salaries subject to a prescribed minimum, and within a limit on the average of such salaries.