§ 50. Mr. John Carlisleasked the Secretary of State for the Home Department
UNSENTENCED PRISONERS AGED 14 TO 16 IN REMAND CENTRES IN ENGLAND AND WALES ON 31 AUGUST 1979 BY LENGTH OF TIME SINCE FIRST REMAND Length of time since first remand* Males Number of persons Females Up to and including one week … … 28 3 Over one week up to and including two weeks … … 43 2 Over two weeks up to and including one month … … 50 3 Over one month up to and including six weeks … … 29 1 Over six weeks up to and including two months … … 26 — Over two months up to and including three months … … 18 — Over three months … … 13 — Total … … 207 9 * Including any time which may have been spent on bail.
§ Mr. Kilroy-Silkasked the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many of the 14 to 16-year-old (a) 31 boys and (b) two girls on remand in local prisons on 31 August 1979 had been on remand (i) one to two weeks, (ii) two
UNSENTENCED PRISONERS AGED 14 TO 16 IN LOCAL PRISONS IN ENGLAND AND WALES ON 31 AUGUST 1979 BY LENGTH OF TIME SINCE FIRST REMAND Length of time since first remand* Males Number of persons Females Up to and including one week … … 2 — Over one week up to and including two weeks … … 2 1 Over two weeks up to and including one month … … 9 1 Over one month up to and including six weeks … … 10 — Over six weeks up to and including two months … … 2 — Over two months up to and including three months … … 4 — Over three months … … 2 — Total … … 31 2 * Including any time which may have been spent on bail.
§ Mr. Kilroy-Silkasked the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many of the 14 to 16-year-old (a) boys and (b) girls on remand in remand centres
718Wwhen he intends next to meet the acting Director-General of the British Broadcasting Corporation.
§ Mr. WhitelawSoon, no doubt: I see both the chairman and the acting Director-General frequently.