§ Miss Wrightasked the Lord Privy Seal how many staff were employed in interviewing applicants for entry certificates at Delhi on 1 June 1979, 1 December 1979 and 1 June of the current year; and how many applicants were interviewed on average each working day.
§ Mr. LuceOn the days—or nearest working days—in question, respectively, four, three and three entry clearance138W officers assisted by equal numbers of interpreters interviewed applicants for entry clearance. A total of 8, 3 and 9 applicants for settlement or eventual settlement and 27, 18 and 11 applicants for temporary stay were seen.
§ Miss Wrightasked the Lord Privy Seal how many staff were employed in interviewing applicants for entry certificates at Dacca on 1 June 1979, 1 December 1979 and 1 June of the current year; and how many applicants were interviewed on average each working day.
§ Mr. LuceOn the days—or nearest working days—in question, respectively, seven, five and seven entry clearance officers assisted by equal numbers of interpreters interviewed applicants for entry clearance. A total of 33, 41 and 57 applicants for settlement or eventual settlement and 12, 4 and 5 applicants for temporary stay were seen.
§ Miss Wrightasked the Lord Privy Seal how many staff were employed in interviewing applicants for entry certificates at Islamabad on 1 June 1979, 1 December 1979 and 1 June of the current year; and how many applicants were interviewed on average each working day.
§ Mr. LuceOn the days—or nearest working days—in question respectively, eight, six and seven entry clearance officers assisted by equal numbers of interpreters interviewed applicants for entry clearance. A total of 81, 51 and 61 applicants for settlement or eventual settlement and 30, 4 and 18 applicants for temporary stay were seen.