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answer has question	evLDsTwD
answer has answering person	George Edward Howarth
answer text	Mr. McGrady: To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland when the report commissioned by his Department, from Mr. TonyGallagher of The Queen's University of Belfast, into the Transfer Procedure at 11 plus, will be (a) completed and (b) published;what were the costs of commissioning and producing this report; and if he will make a statement. [123872]Mr. George Howarth: The report will be completed in July 2000. The cost of the research is £110,000. The report will be published inSeptember 2000. Printing costs are not yet known. The report is intended to inform a widespread debate on selection and futurearrangements for post-primary education in Northern Ireland to which all interested parties will be invited to contribute theirviews.Responsibility for this subject has been devolved to the Northern Ireland Assembly and is therefore no longer a matter for theSecretary of State for Northern Ireland.
answer given date	2000-06-12
answer has answering body	Northern Ireland Office
written answer has answering body	Northern Ireland Office
Northern Ireland Office	answering body has written answer	gpRMSG6M
answering body has answer	gpRMSG6M
evLDsTwD	question has answer	gpRMSG6M
George Edward Howarth	answering person has answer	gpRMSG6M

Mr. McGrady: To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland when the report commissioned by his Department, from Mr. TonyGallagher of The Queen's University of Belfast, into the Transfer Procedure at 11 plus, will be (a) completed and (b) published;what were the costs of commissioning and producing this report; and if he will make a statement. [123872]Mr. George Howarth: The report will be completed in July 2000. The cost of the research is £110,000. The report will be published inSeptember 2000. Printing costs are not yet known. The report is intended to inform a widespread debate on selection and futurearrangements for post-primary education in Northern Ireland to which all interested parties will be invited to contribute theirviews.Responsibility for this subject has been devolved to the Northern Ireland Assembly and is therefore no longer a matter for theSecretary of State for Northern Ireland.

answer given date

2000-06-12

answer has answering body

Northern Ireland Office

written answer has answering body

Northern Ireland Office

answering body has written answer

gpRMSG6M

answering body has answer

gpRMSG6M

evLDsTwD

question has answer

gpRMSG6M

George Edward Howarth

answering person has answer

gpRMSG6M