§ Mr. MorganTo ask the Secretary of State for Wales what bids he has received for expansion of the operating theatre complex at the treatment centre for elective
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Receipts from the sale of council houses1 £000s Local authority 1981–82 1982–83 1983–84 1984–85 1985–86 1986–87 1987–88 1988–89 1989–90 1990–91 Alyn and Deeside 691 388 446 847 1,155 943 1,150 2,257 3,724 2,147 Colwyn 754 705 532 415 544 605 758 1,305 1,407 787 Delyn 773 651 1,068 3,889 453 681 1,089 1,070 1,986 85 Glyndwr 791 1,212 627 438 1,498 727 709 1,875 2,017 867 Rhuddlan 412 335 373 391 627 467 844 1,541 1,457 881 Wrexham Maelor 2,009 1,388 719 867 1,320 1,997 3,095 4,433 10,329 4,322 Carmarthen 1,628 1,348 963 944 632 741 845 1,549 1,793 1,697 Ceredigion 1,628 1,888 1,193 819 580 1,020 869 2,291 3,133 1,877 Dinefwr 712 596 336 329 484 768 730 1,198 1,279 1,260 Llanelli 1,645 1,874 2,139 1,352 1,141 1,695 1,984 3,258 3,383 2,236 orthopaedics at the Prince of Wales hospital, Rhydlafar; what number of waiting list initiative artificial knee and hip operations are to be undertaken under the terms of the bid; and if he will make a statement.
§ Mr. Nicholas BennettA bid of £300,000 for additional theatre facilities to serve the whole of the Prince of Wales hospital, Rhydlafar has been received from South Glamorgan health authority under the 1991–92 waiting times initiative. It does not specify the additional throughput that will result and my officials are in touch with the authority.