§ Mr. DobsonTo ask the Secretary of State for Health if he will give for each available year from 1978, the energy consumption, broken down by fuel, of the buildings occupied by his Department, expressing the figures in(a) cash terms, (b) 1990–91 money terms and (c) units of consumption for electricity in kilowatt hours, gas in therms, liquid fuel in litres and solid fuel in tonnes; and if he will give the square footage of accommodation to which these figures relate.
§ Mr. DorrellThe information available is as follows:
69WNote: All figures are in cash terms only.
Information is not available for earlier years, nor yet for the Department of Health (DH) for 1990–91.
Figures given for 1985–86 to 1988–89 are the combined DH/Department of Social Security totals.
§ Mr. DobsonTo ask the Secretary of State for Health if he will give for each available year from 1978 the amount invested in improving the energy efficiency of his Department in(a) cash terms and (b) 1990–91 money terms.
§ Mr. DorrellThe information availabe is as follows:
£ 1987–88 1 54,000 1988–89 1 65,000 1989–90 2 75,000 1990–91 2 100,000 1 Joint DH/DSS 2 2DH only (All figures are in cash terms only)
Information for years before 1987–88 is not available. Further investment was made in the period covered by the table by the Property Service Agency, but the amount cannot be identified separately from the agency's overall expenditure on energy efficiency.
Nurses' pay: April 1979 and April 1989 April 1979 April 1989 Grade Minimum £ Maximum £ Grade Minimum £ Maximum £ Estimated earnings on maximum of grade April 1989 £ Basic pay Enrolled nurse 2,850 3,411 D 8,565 9,815 11,611 Staff nurse 3,150 3,813 E 9,815 11,365 13,460 Sister 3,888 4,949 G 12,840 14,860 16,346 London zone Enrolled nurse 3,248 3,809 D 110,317 111,680 13,476 Staff nurse 3,548 4,211 E 111,680 113,369 15,464 Sister 4,286 5,347 G 1 14,844 116,864 18,350 1 These figures include an inner London supplement of 9 per cent. of basic pay up to a maximum of £1,023.