§ Mr. Teddy TaylorTo ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, what percentage of Civil Service pensioners have been classified as having left their employment on grounds of invalidity.
§ Mr. BrookeI regret that this information cannot be provided without a disproportionate expenditure of time and resources. However, in 1987 some 2,350 of the 15,500 pensions for non-industrial civil servants that were brought into payment were ill-health retirement benefits. A civil servant may be retired early on medical grounds if the Civil Service occupational health advisory service is satisfied that the breakdown in health is such that it prevents the civil servant from carrying out his or her
Region Number of tax units resident in the region (thousands) Total investment income (£ million) Number of tax units resident in the region (thousands) Total investment income £ million 1979–80 1985–86 North 1,180 234 1,140 466 Yorkshire and Humberside 1,930 455 1,780 745 North West 2,600 518 2,340 899 East Midlands 1,450 327 1,470 568 West Midlands 2,130 468 1,930 751 East Anglia 755 255 760 518 South East 7,230 2,510 7,110 4,270 South West 1,830 751 1,720 1,270 Wales 982 235 930 390 Scotland 2,070 511 1,920 894 Northern Ireland 510 96 495 139