§ Mr. Moateasked the Minister for the Civil Service if he will list the manpower savings for each Government Department which he expects to have been achieved by the end of the current year.
PERMANENT STAFF IN POST Department 1 April 1979 1 January 1980 Difference (+ or -) MAFF 13,956 13,623 -333 Customs and Excise 28,771 27,429 -1,342 Inland Revenue 84,645 78,970 -5,675 Department for National Savings 10,808 10,313 -495 Department of Employment Group 53,605 51,380 -2,225 DOE (excluding PSA) 12,358 11,753 -605 PSA (including Supplies Division) 40,095 37,444 -2,651 FCO (including ODA) 12,078 11,646 -432 Home Office 33,490 33,680 +190 Industry 9,514 9,187 -327 Lord Chancellor 10,211 9,905 -306 Scottish Office 10,946 10,668 -278 DHSS 98,369 95,391 -2,978 Transport (including DVLD) 13,908 13,600 -308 Ministry of Defence 224,697 220,213 -4,484 ROFs 22,963 21,520 -1,443 Other Departments 51,861 51,030 -831 Total (rounded) 732,300 707,800 -24,500 Note: Part-time staff have been counted as half units.
14Wand from OECD papers on the aid programmes of the USSR and the Warsaw Pact countries, are as follows:
§ Mr. ChannonThe table below shows the number of permanent staff in post in central Government Departments at 1 April 1979 and 1 January 1980, the latest date for which figures are available, and the changes during that period. Some small further reduction in numbers is possible in the remainder of the current financial year.