§ Mrs. RocheTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department when he intends to publish the detailed rules and supporting guidance for claimants of the new scheme proposed in the White Paper "Compensating Victims of Violent Crime".
§ Mr. MacleanWe hope to be able to publish the detailed rules and supporting guidance by early March.
§ Mrs. RocheTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many nominations he has received for the proposed criminal injuries compensation appeals panel; and which organisations have made these nominations.
§ Mr. MacleanTo date, 85 nominations have been received. Fifteen of these have been made by friends or associates of the nominee or by the nominees themselves. The remainder have come from the Trades Union Congress, the Cabinet Office—Office of Public Service and Science—and the Department of Health.
§ Mrs. RocheTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department when the 1993 annual report of the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board will be published.
§ Mr. MacleanI understand that publication of the board's 29th annual report has been delayed as a result of
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Employees by Department in Council areas District council DFP DED DOE DHSS DANI DENl NIO (including PANI) Antrim — 24 146 100 190 — 31 Ards — 15 126 59 51 — 54 Armagh — 19 214 66 232 — 76 Ballymena 20 78 501 78 136 — 46 Ballymoney — 9 58 53 9 — 17 Banbridge — 21 75 51 10 — 26 Belfast 1,122 1,621 4,188 5,070 1,812 — 2,475 Carrickfergus 18 14 72 53 — — 99 Castlereagh — 96 27 — 36 — 430 Coleraine 17 20 532 96 181 — 47 Cookstown 11 9 104 45 171 — 22 Craigavon 32 75 563 147 51 — 87 Down — 25 452 116 102 — 39 Dungannon — 19 139 85 141 — 35 Fermanagh 11 48 292 87 233 — 77 Lame — 11 66 58 49 — 17 Limavady — 10 72 53 48 — 40 Lisburn 37 172 233 85 58 — 95 Derry City 63 127 414 593 24 110 86 a query raised by the board's auditors in connection with final approval of the financial accounts for 1992–93. The report will be published as soon as the auditors provide the necessary certification.