§ Mr. DalyellTo ask the Secretary of State for Energy, pursuant to his Answer of 9 May,Official Report, columns 3–4, if he will specify to whom he was referring when he stated that there are many people in the electricity supply industry whose knowledge of transmission is as extensive as Lord Marshall's but who do not share his views on the future structure and ownership of the national grid.
§ Mr. ParkinsonThere is widespread support for the Government's proposals in the electricity supply industry, but it would be invidious and inappropriate to single out individuals.
MLC Levy on pig industry and expenditure plans 1987–91 £ thousand 1987–88 Actual1 1988–89 Budget 1989–90 Plan 1990–91 Plan Income—Levy 1. General levy 5,560 5,533 5,458 5,328 2. Producer-funded levy for pigmeat promotion 21,302 2,038 42,360 42,664 3. Allocation from General Levy Income to pigmeat promotion 1,935 1,400 800 330 4. Sums available for pigmeat promotion 33,433 34,328 3— 3— Expenditure on Pigmeat promotion 2,543 — — — 1 Subject to audit. 2 Commenced 17 August 1987. 3 This sum comprises (or will comprise) income plus available reserves in pork and bacon promotion fund brought forward (underspent in previous years). 4 Amounts of levy have not been determined: the Commission's plan depends on recommendations from the Pork and Bacon Promotion Council.