Royal Association for Disability and Rehabilitation (Hansard, 6 July 1992)

§ Mr. Alfred Morris
To ask the Secretary of State for Health if she will list the grants paid for the international work of the Royal Association for Disability and Rehabilitation in each year since 1977 in cash terms and at constant prices; and if she will make a statement.
70W

§ Mr. Sackville
The information requested on multiple and total maternities is shown in the table. Figures relating to multiple births following assisted conception are contained in the reports of the Interim Licensing Authority for Human In Vitro Fertilisation and Embryology and in the report of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority, copies of which are available in the Library.

§ Mr. Yeo
Since its foundation in 1977, the Royal Association for Disability and Rehabilitation (RADAR) has received a Government grant to cover its affiliation fee to the international body, Rehabilitation International (RI), and to help with the expenses of sending delegates to RI's annual assemblies. The amount of those grants in cash terms and at constant prices is as follows:

Year Cash amount £ Constant £

1977–78 15,000 15,000

1978–79 15,000 13,529

1979–80 15,000 11,594

1980–81 16,500 10,778

1981–82 16,500 9,829

1982–83 16,500 9,177

1983–84 17,000 9,037

1984–85 18,000 9,106

1985–86 19,000 9,118

1986–87 19,000 8,812

1987–88 20,000 8,806

1988–89 22,000 9,016

1989–90 22,000 8,474

1990–91 22,000 7,865

1991–92 22,000 7,350

Year	Cash amount £	Constant £
1977–78	15,000	15,000
1978–79	15,000	13,529
1979–80	15,000	11,594
1980–81	16,500	10,778
1981–82	16,500	9,829
1982–83	16,500	9,177
1983–84	17,000	9,037
1984–85	18,000	9,106
1985–86	19,000	9,118
1986–87	19,000	8,812
1987–88	20,000	8,806
1988–89	22,000	9,016
1989–90	22,000	8,474
1990–91	22,000	7,865
1991–92	22,000	7,350