§ Chris GraylingTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what are the average earnings of a police officer in(a) London and (b) Surrey. [31556]
§ Mr. Denham[holding answer 30 January 2002]: The information is not available in the format requested.
§ Chris GraylingTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what the ratio is between the average earnings of (1) a superintendent and the average house price in(a) Surrey, (b) London, (c) Yorkshire and (d) Tyne and Wear; [31502]
(2) a police officer with three years' service and the average house price in (a)Surrey, (b)London,(c)Yorkshire and (d)Tyne and Wear; [31499]
(3) what the ratio is between the average earnings of a police officer with 10 years' service and the average house price in (a)Surrey, (b)London, (c)Yorkshire and(d)Tyne and Wear. [31498]
§ Mr. Denham[holding answer 30 January 2002]: The information is not available in the format requested as no data are held in this context on average house prices.
§ Chris GraylingTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what the ratio is between the average earnings of a chief inspector and the average house price in(a) Surrey, (b) London, (c) Yorkshire and (d) Tyne and Wear. [31501]
§ Mr. Denham[holding answer 30 January 2002]: The information is not available in the format requested; no data are held in this context on average house prices.
The current national pay scale for Chief Inspectors is £38,124 to £40,773. The scale for a Chief Inspector serving in the Metropolitan police or City of London police forces is £39,729 to £42,378. An individual's salary will be determined by his length of service in the rank.
681WDepending upon the force to which he belongs, and his length of service, a chief inspector may be entitled to housing allowance or transitional rent allowance.
A Chief Inspector in London will, if appointed before 1 September 1994, get London weighting of £1,773 a year and a London allowance of £1,011 a year.