§ Mr. Maginnisasked the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (1) if anyone has been made amenable for the murder claimed to have been committed by the Irish Republican Army of Rory T. O'Kelly in South Tyrone on 4 March 1977; and if he will give details;
(2) what information he has as to whether anyone has been made amenable for the murder claimed to have been committed by the Irish Republican Army of John Reid, a constituent of South Tyrone, shot in the Irish Republic on 9 March 1977, and if he will give details;
(3) if anyone has been made amenable for the murder claimed to have been committed by the Irish Republican Army of William David Brown in Fermanagh on 13 March 1977; and if he will give details;
(4) if anyone has been made amenable for the murder claimed to have been committed by the Irish Republican Army of David Graham in South Tyrone on 25 March 1977; and if he will give details;
(5) if anyone has been made amenable for the murder claimed to have been committed by the Irish Republican Army of Sean Prendergast in Fermanagh on 4 April 1977; and if he will give details;
(6) if anyone has been made amenable for the murder claimed to have been committed by the Irish Republican Army of Eric Shiells in South Tyrone on 29 April 1977; and if he will give details;
(7) if anyone has been made amenable for the murder claimed to have been committed by the Irish Republican Army of Douglas H. Deering in Fermanagh on 12 May 1977; and if he will give details;
(8) if anyone has been made amenable for the murder claimed to have been committed by the Irish Republican Army of Bobby North in South Tyrone on 20 May 1977; and if he will give details;
657W(9) if anyone has been made amenable for the murder claimed to have been committed by the Irish Republican Army of Denis Quinn in South Tyrone on 3 July 1977; and if he will give details;
(10) if anyone has been made amenable for the murder claimed to have been committed by the Irish Republican Army of David Morrow in South Tyrone on 6 July 1977; and if he will give details;
(11) if anyone has been made amenable for the murder claimed to have been committed by the Irish Republican Army of Bob Bloomer in South Tyrone on 24 September 1977; and if he will give details;
(12) if anyone has been made amenable for the murder claimed to have been committed by the Irish Republican Army of Frank Canavan in South Tyrone on 12 October 1977; and if he will give details;
(13) if anyone has been made amenable for the murder claimed to have been committed by the Irish Republican Army of Mark D. Carnie in South Tyrone on 19 July 1978; and if he will give details;
(14) if anyone has been made amenable for the murder claimed to have been committed by the Irish Republican Army of Patrick Fee in Fermanagh on 21 August 1978; and if he will give details;
(15) if anyone has been made amenable for the murder claimed to have been committed by the Irish Republican Army of Michael Cassidy in South Tyrone on 15 April 1979; and if he will give details;
(16) if anyone has been made amenable for the murder claimed to have been committed by the Irish Republican Army of Sam Gibson in South Tyrone on 29 April 1979; and if he will give details;
(17) if anyone has been made amenable for the murder claimed to have been committed by the Irish Republican Army of George Maughan in Fermanagh on 6 May 1979; and if he will give details;
(18) if anyone has been made amenable for the murder claimed to have been committed by the Irish Republican Army of Norman Prue in Fermanagh on 6 May 1979; and if he will give details;
(19) if anyone has been made amenable for the murder claimed to have been committed by the Irish Republican Army of John McClenaghan in Fermanagh on 19 May 1979; and if he will give details;
(20) if anyone has been made amenable for the murder claimed to have been committed by the Irish Republican Army of Sylvia Crowe in Fermanagh on 17 July 1979; and if he will give details.
§ Mr. Kevin McNamaraasked the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (1) if he will publish in the Official Report the number of persons who were initially detained under other Acts and were charged under the Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Acts in the first six months of the current year;
(2) how many persons detained under the Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Acts were charged with (a) offences under the Acts and (b) offences under other Acts (excluding common law offences) in the first six months of the current year.
§ Mr. Scott[pursuant to his reply, 23 July 1986]: During the first six months of the year no one was charged with an offence under the Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary 658W Provisions) Act 1984 having first been detained in Northern Ireland under another act. Five people detained in Northern Ireland under the Prevention of Terrorism Act were charged with offences under that Act. One hundred and ninety one were charged with offences under other Acts.