§ Mr. Kilfedderasked the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland whether he is satisfied that Northern Ireland civil servants who do not believe in the existence of God will be treated as a separate group by the Fair Employment Agency's investigation and not be automatically recorded as Protestant or Roman Catholic in accordance with their surnames, forenames or schools attended;
(2) whether the system agreed with the Fair Employment Agency for recording the names of schools attended by Northern Ireland civil servants included adequate safeguards to ensure where a Hindu, Muslim or member of the Baha'ì attended a controlled school, a voluntary school or a voluntary maintained school, he or she will not be recorded as being either a Protestant or Roman Catholic;
(3) whether a civil servant who is a member of the Mormon Church will be recorded separately by the Fair Employment Agency in its investigation into the religious composition of the Northern Ireland Civil Service; and what criteria will be used by the Fair Employment Agency to determine which civil servant is a Mormon.
§ Mr. RossiThe recording of information relating to its investigations is a matter entirely for the Fair Employment Agency.