HC Deb 07 June 1990 vol 173 cc667-8W
Mr. Corbett

To ask the Attorney-General what consideration he is giving to granting consent for proceedings under part III of the Public Order Act 1986

Mr. Jackson

Complete information on the numbers of candidates applying for entry to individual institutions, each of which will typically make applications to several institutions, is not held centrally.

Many candidates applying for admission to an higher education course through the Universities Central Council on Admissions (UCCA) and the Polytechnics Central Admissions System (PCAS) make use of both schemes, and the candidates are included in both instances in the table as appropriate. Just over 92,000 candidates for entry in 1989 were common to both schemes.

Information on the numbers of people applying for higher education through the two central admission agencies is as follows:

against the owners of Cutdown, formerly of 40 Ridinghouse street, London W1 in connection with the alleged sale of Nazi regalia.

The Attorney-General

I shall write to the hon. Gentleman very shortly.