§ Mr. Cohenasked the Secretary of State for Employment if he will list all the safety regulations relating to category one accident hazard areas.
§ Mr. Peter BottomleyThe Control of Industrial Major Accident Hazards Regulations 1984 distinguish a set of sites where potential major hazards exist. Health and safety at work legislation (the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 and relevant regulations and orders) apply.
Employees in employment in manufacturing industry (Great Britain) Full-time Part-time Males Females Males Females June 1973 5,295,700 1,799,200 77,700 519,900 June 1974 5,278,600 1,773,600 86,300 598,100 June 1975 5,094,100 1,653,700 81,100 535,600 June 1976 4,968,100 1,585,800 79,200 497,500 June 1977 4,985,300 1,618,800 78,100 500,500 June 1978 4,959,100 1,610,900 85,000 492.200 June 1979 n/a 1,619,500 n/a 490,500 June 1980 n/a 1,534,300 n/a 464,900 June 1981 n/a 1,346,600 n/a 409,700 September 1981 4,242,000 1,351,500 68,900 395,000 June 1982 n/a 1,265,800 n/a 382,600 June 1983 n/a 1,194,700 n/a 358,600 June 1984 n/a 1,185,100 n/a 361,800