§ Mr. Colvinasked the Secretary of State for Social Services if he will review the system for paying war pensions to pensioners who are totally unable to work as a result of their war injuries, with a view to entitling them automatically to a war pension at the 100 per cent. rate instead of, as at present, relying on the unemployability supplement topping-up system.
§ Mr. Prentice[pursuant to his reply, 19 March 1981, c. 243], gave the following corrected information:
No. Unemployability supplement (at present *£24.70 a week with increases for dependants) is payable in addition to the basic war disablement pension, including the 100 per cent. rate.
*Corrected figure.