§ 63. Mr. Brightasked the Minister of Transport whether he will arrange for the results of safety-crash tests by the road research unit to be published in respect of those cars which are subsequently permitted to be sold.
§ Mr. Kenneth ClarkeImpact tests on selected cars representative of different types of design are carried out by the Transport and Road Research Laboratory for the purpose of developing test pro-
16Win question in (a) the fourth quarter of 1976 and (b) the latest available figures.
§ Mr. Michael MarshallFigures for 1979 are not available; nor are wage costs per ton of steel.
The available information is as follows:
Crude Steel produced per Process Worker Tonnes 1978 USA 330 Japan 510 West Germany 460 Italy 520 France 465 United Kingdom 190 Belgium 570 Spain 305 Australia 525 Luxembourg 770 Source: OECD
§ Mr. Austin Mitchellasked the Secretary of State for Industry what is the wage cost in dollars of producing a ton of basic iron and steel in the United Kingdom; what has been the increase in cash terms since the last quarter of 1976 in dollars; and how this increase compares with the increase in the price of steel in cash dollar terms over the same period.
§ Mr. Michael MarshallThe available information is as follows:
cedures. Summaries of the results are made available and I am sending my hon. Friend copies of TRRL leaflet LF 689 and other more technical papers.
Crash tests are also carried out by the Department as part of the vehicle type approval scheme. If the vehicle passes the test, a certificate is issued indicating that the required standard has been met. The certificate does not specify the actual results.