§ Mr. AltonTo ask the Attorney-General what plans he has to make an annual publication of the funding, payments on account, and the hourly rates paid to solicitors by the Legal Aid Board.
§ The Attorney-GeneralDetails of payments made by the Legal Aid Board including details of payments made on
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Gross value added per employee in manufacturing industry by standard region of the United Kingdom from 1976 to 1988 North Yorkshire and Humberside East Midlands East Anglia South East South West Orders III—XIX, Standard Industrial Classification (1968)1 1976 5,607 4,994 4,886 5,470 5,655 5,070 1977 6,206 5,719 5,464 6,432 6,667 5,746 197,8 7,017 6,391 6,202 7,001 7,555 6,665 1979 8,343 7,634 6,911 8,227 9,236 7,852 Divisions 2–4, Standard Industrial Classification (1980)1 1979 8,030 7,305 6,934 8,277 8,660 7,943 1980 8,941 8,031 7,906 9,551 9,760 9,182 1981 10,631 9,191 8,775 10,629 10,976 10,326 1982 11,091 10,265 9,944 12,749 12,373 12,041 1983 13,688 11,855 11,100 13,865 14,166 12,935 1984 15,544 12,933 12,172 14,968 15,155 14,282 1985 16,521 13,991 13,479 16,240 16,694 15,370 account to solicitors appear in the annual report of the Legal Aid Board. The most recent report (HC 489) for the year 1989–90 appeared in June 1990.
Details of the remuneration rates payable to solicitors appeared most recently in the legal aid handbook 1990 which is also prepared by the Legal Aid Board.