§ Mr. Robin CookTo ask the Secretary of State for Scotland when he expects to produce his response to the representations he has received following his consultative document on the Licensing (Scotland) Act 1976.
§ Lord James Douglas-HamiltonWe are examining over 2,000 individual comments which have been received in response to the consultative document, in the light of538W
Year to 31 March Scotland Great Britain Scotland Great Britain (£ thousands) (£ thousands revalued to1987 equivalents) 1980 1,070 3,533 1,755 5,794 1981 1,036 3,385 1,440 4,705 1982 1,016 3,492 1,311 4,505 1983 1,143 3,792 1,372 4,550 1984 1,278 4,336 1,457 4,943 1985 1,374 4,586 1,498 4,999 1986 1,877 5,813 1,933 5,987 1987 1,905 6,636 1,905 6,636
§ Mr. Nigel GriffithsTo ask the Secretary of State for Scotland if he will give the division among the three conservancies, north Scotland, mid Scotland and south Scotland, of the forest recreation and amenity subsidy made to the Forestry Commission in Scotland in each year from 1979; and if he will also reprice the figures for inflation.
§ Lord James Douglas-HamiltonThe information is as follows:
which my right hon. and learned Friend will next year consider what, if any, changes in the existing licensing law of Scotland might usefully be proposed.