§ Mr. LewisTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what was(a) the highest award of the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board in each year from 1981 to date, (b) the lowest award, (c) the average award and (d) the total award in the same years.
§ Mr. John PattenThe available information is shown in the following table:
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§ Mr. LewisTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what was(a) the aggregate amount of compensation paid by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board in each year from 1981 to date and (b) the total number of recipients.
§ Mr. John PattenThe information requested is shown in the following table:
Year Total value of awards £ Number of recipients April 1981–31 March 1982 21,976,696 17,350 1982–83 29,444,675 19,733 1983–84 32,820,772 21,133 1984–85 35,293,451 19,771 1985–86 41,559,996 22,534 1986–87 48,241,764 21,925 1987–88 52,042,581 20,991 1988–89 69,381,286 27,752 1989–90 72,721,563 27,926 1990–911 110,433,000 35,190 Totals 513,915,784 234,305 1 Provisional figures.
§ Mr. LewisTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what was the total number of single member decisions of Criminal Injuries Compensation Board awards for each year from 1981 to date.
§ Mr. John PattenThe available information on awards made by the board, which includes decisions taken by more than one member following a hearing, is given in the following table:
Year Monetary awards Nil awards Interim awards Total April 1981—31 March 1982 17,350 4,395 3,875 25,620 1982–83 19,733 5,354 3,297 28,384 1983–84 21,133 7,622 3,356 32,111 1984–85 19,771 6,940 3,152 29,863 1985–86 22,934 6,711 3,792 33,437 1986–87 21,925 6,480 3,571 31,976 1987–88 20,991 6,484 3,316 30,791 1988–89 27,752 8,219 3,977 39,948 1989–90 27,926 8,580 3,307 39,813 1990–911 35,190 14,841 4,106 54,137 1 Provisional figures.