§ Mr. McCuskerasked the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what was the total amount of money deducted from the December salaries of teachers who took unauthorised absence from their school duties to take part in H-Block protests.
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Statistics on Security Part I Yearly Figures 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 Shooting Incidents 1,756 10,628 5,018 3,206 1,803 Explosions 1,022 1,382 978 685 399 Bombs Neutralised 493 471 542 428 236 Weight of Explosives (In) (1) In explosions 10,972 47,462 47,472 46,435 13,753 Neutralised 3,001 19,978 32,450 27,094 11,159 Armed Robberies 437 1,931 1,215 1,231 1,201 Amount Stolen £ 303,787 790,687 612,015 572,951 572,105 Malicious Fires (2) 587 636 248 Deaths: Civilians (2) 115 322 171 166 216 (Sectarian, interfactional and intrafactional assassinations shown in brackets) (122) (87) (95) (144) Death: Army/UDR 48 129 66 35 20 Deaths: RUC/RUC 'R' 11 17 13 15 11 Injuries: Civilians 1,838 3,813 1,812 1,680 2,044
§ Mr. John PattenDeductions totalling £208.34 will be made from the salaries of 61 teachers—including lecturers in institutions of further education—who absented themselves from school duties during November 1980; these deductions will be made from the salaries payable to the teachers at the end of January 1981. Deductions totalling £869.96 will be made from the salaries payable at the end of February 1981, of 111 teachers and lecturers who absented themselves in December 1980.