§ Rev. Ian Paisleyasked the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland if he will list the members of the Roads Safety Council for Northern Ireland; and what grants have been made to the Council during 1976–77.
§ Mr. CarterThe Road Safety Council for Northern Ireland is a non-statutory body whose membership comprises a representative from each of the following voluntary road safety groups:
672Wname the individuals. There are one or more full-time trade union officials on each of the following bodies, against which the relevant payment is noted:
- Antrim Road Safety Committee.
- Approved Driving Instructors' Association (NI).
- Ballymena Road Safety Committee.
- Ballymoney Road Safety Committee.
- Ballynahinch Road Safety Committee.
- Bangor Road Safety Committee.
- Belfast Road Safety Committee.
- British Insurance Association (NI)
- Business and Professional Women's Clubs.
- Carrickfergus Road Safety Committee.
- Castlereagh Road Safety Committee.
- Coleraine Road Safety Committee.
- Cookstown Road Safety Committee.
- Crawfordsburn Road Safety Committee.
- Cyclist Touring Club.
- Donaghadee Road Safety Committee.
- Downpatrick Road Safety Committee.
- Dungannon Road Safety Committee.
- Dungiven Road Safety Committee.
- Fermanagh Road Safety Committee.
- Holywood Road Safety Committee.
- Irish National Teachers' Association.
- Kilkeel Road Safety Committee.
- Kilrea and Garvagh Road Safety Committee.
- Larne Road Safety Committee.
- Limavady Road Safety Committee.
- Lisburn Road Safety Committee.
- Londonderry Road Safety Committee.
- Moyle Road Safety Committee.
- Newcastle Road Safety Committee.
- Newtownabbey Road Safety Committee.
- Newry Road Safety Committee.
- Omagh Road Safety Committee.
- Portrush/Portstewart Road Safety Committee.
- Strabane Road Safety Committee.
- Tufty Club Association.
- Ulster Teachers' Union.
- Warrenpoint Road Safety Committee.
During the financial year 1976–77 the council received a grant of £25,000.