HC Deb 23 March 1993 vol 221 cc549-50W
Mr. Hanson

To ask the Secretary of State for Wales what steps he is taking to improve Welsh language televison reception in north-east Wales; and if he will make

Correspondence from Members of Parliament to Ministers and agency chief executives
1991 1992
Department/Agency Target set for reply (working days) Number of letters received Percentage of replies within target Target set for reply (working days) Number of letters received Percentage of replies within targets
Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food 15 9,984 76 15 11,001 81
Intervention Board — — — 15 12 83
Cabinet Office (OPSS)(formerly OMCS) 10 49 71 115 492 57
Recruitment Assessment Services — — — 15 10 100
Central Statistical Office 10 36 92 18 26 85
Crown Prosecution Service 15 100 39 15 102 67
Customs and Excise17 13 1,673 66 218 682 90
Ministry of Defence17 10 895 70 315 5,189 74
15 6,776 58 — — —
Meteorological Office — — — 315 11 100
Department for Education (formerly DES) 20 17,295 62 20 415,192 72
Teachers Pensions Agency — — — 10 115 93
Department of Employment 17 7,330 84 517 3,797 96
Employment Service — — — 15 248 94
Department of the Environment 15 21,818 54 15 18,103 56
Planning Inspectorate Agency — — — 8 6430 81
Foreign and Commonwealth Office17 10 11,378 — 10 7,921 76
Wilton House Conference Centre — — — 10 16 100

a statement.

Mr. Brooke

I have been asked to reply.

It is for the broadcasters to determine the engineering priorities aimed at extending or improving reception of