§ Dr. David Clarkasked the Secretary of State for the Environment, pursuant to his answer to the hon. Member 671W for South Shields on 13 July about the implementation of CITES conference resolution 2.12, how many live turtles have been imported into Grand Cayman from Nicaragua since 1979; and if he will make a statement.
§ Mr. Moynihan[pursuant to his reply, 16 July 1987]: According to the statistics assembled by the Department as part of its responsibilities under the convention on international trade in endangered species of wild fauna and flora (CITES) there have been no imports of live turtles from Nicaragua into Grand Cayman since 1979.
British Rail quality of service objectives for passenger railway Intercity NSE Provincial Punctuality Right time and up to 10 minutes late 90 per cent Right time and up to 5 minutes late 90 per cent Right time and up to 5 minutes late 85–97 per cent Cancellations (percentage of services to run) At least 99.5 per cent. At least 99 per cent. At least 98.5 per cent. Train enquery bureaux 95 per cent. of calls to be answered within 30 seconds Ticket offices Maximum queuing time of 3 minutes off peak and 5 minutes peak Carriage cleaning interior daily clean 100 per cent. 100 per cent. 95–100 per cent. exterior daily wash 95 per cent. 100per cent. 75–100 per cent. heavy interior (per 28 days) 95 per cent. 100 per cent. 90–100 per cent. Load factors — —1 — 1No more than 135 per cent. for sliding door stock or 100 per cent. for slam door stock or 110 per cent. for slam door stock. No standing over 20 minutes excepts by choice.