§ 1982. Miss Richardsonasked the Attorney-General how many men were taken to court for non-payment of maintenance in (a) 1980, (b) 1981 and (c)
§ The Solicitor-GeneralI regret that the information requested by the hon. Member could not be provided without disproportionate cost. It is possible that one of the results of the statistical exercise referred to in the answer of my hon. and learned Friend the Minister of State, Home Office, to the hon. and learned Member for Accrington (Mr. Davidson) on 10 February may provide some of the material for 1983, and, if so, I will certainly communicate with the hon. Member.
§ 1982. Miss Richardsonasked the Attorney-General how many new court orders for maintenance were made in (a) 1980, (b) 1981 and (c)
§ The Solicitor-GeneralI regret that the information requested by the hon. Member could not be provided without disproportionate cost.
§ Miss Richardsonasked the Attorney-General (1) how many existing court orders for maintenance are currently in arrears; and what total amount of money is involved;
(2) how much money is paid by way of maintenance payments under court orders; how much of this is by way of small maintenance payments paid gross and how much by way of large maintenance payments paid net of tax; and in each case how many maintenance payments are involved.
§ The Solicitor-GeneralThis information is not collected and it would not be possible to do so since orders made in High Court and county court proceedins are for payment to be made direct to the recipient party.
District council Total housing stock Dwellings in need of repair or improvement Owner occupied Housing Executive Private rented Other tenure or vacant Total Percentage of total stock Londonderry 21,876 2,141 176 562 596 3,475 14 Limavady 6,650 920 60 140 490 1,610 24 Coleraine 14,467 1,779 439 600 278 3,096 21 Magherafelt 8,692 1,941 212 485 411 2,999 35