§ Mr. Ashdownasked the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many reported breaches of parole were received by his Department in 1984; and, of these, how many resulted in recall and how many in warning letters being issued.
§ Mr. MellorThis information is not available in the form requested; but in 1984, 512 parole licences were revoked and 302 warning letters were issued after parolees had come to adverse notice.
31 December 1960 Equivalent Ranks at 31 October 1985 Rank Strength Rank Strength Assistant Commissioner 5* Assistant Commissioner 5* Commander 8 Deputy Assistant Commissioner 17 Deputy Commander 10 Chief Superintendent 50 Commander 40 Superintendent (I) 175 Chief Superintendent 188 Superintendent (II) 24 Superintendent 237 Chief Inspector 173 Chief Inspector 514 Inspector 652 Inspector 1,381 Sergeant 2,863 Sergeant 4,395 Constable 13,282 Constable 19,955 TOTAL 17,242 26,732 * Includes the Deputy Commissioner who is an Assistant Commissioner appointed Deputy Commissioner by Warrent under section 8 of the Metropolitan Police Act 1856.