§ Mr. John CarlisleTo ask the Secretary of State for the Environment what discussions he has had with the Football Association and the Football League following the scenes of disorder on the pitch during the match between Arsenal and Norwich on Saturday 4 November.
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§ Mr. BlunkettTo ask the Secretary of State for the Environment if he will show for each charging authority area the difference between their actual level of expenditure in 1989–90 and the level assumed for calculating grant in the 1989–90 RSG settlement, expressed both in £ million and £ per adult, using the most recently assessed figure for relevant population.
§ Mr. David HuntI have today placed the available information in the Library.
§ Mr. BlunkettTo ask the Secretary of State for the Environment if he will show for each local authority the budgeted increase or reduction in financial reserves for 1989–90, expressed both in £ million and £ per adult, using the most recently assessed figure for relevant population.
§ Mr. David HuntI have today placed the available information in the Library.
§ Mr. David NicholsonTo ask the Secretary of State for the Environment if he will list in theOfficial Report the estimated amounts and the proportion these represent of total local government spending in England for (a) all grant towards local government spending from the Exchequer, (b) the total raised by non-domestic rates and (c) the total raised by domestic rates for each year since 1982.
§ Mr. MoynihanAt my request, officials at my Department discussed the incident with the Football Association on 6 November, since early press reports suggested that the association was unable to take action. We were informed that those reports were misleading. During the afternoon, the Football Association charged both clubs with misconduct and with bringing the game into disrepute.