rs

380

anisations in as as follows:

381

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under the chairmanship of Dr. Martin Holdgate.

Mr. Channon: Yes. It is intended to publish the report.

Written Answers

382

Mr. Hurd: Available figures for out- ward secondments, grouped by the year in which the secondment began, are:

Foreign and Commonwealth Office

was seconded nalised indus- ies-including

the Minister account has ion and effect cleaners from on the Official

FOREIGN AND COMMONWEALTH

AFFAIRS

Departmental Secondment

Mr. Dubs asked the Lord Privy Seal how many people were temporarily secon- ded to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and to the Overseas Development Administration, respectively, from outside occupations in each of the last 10 years; and from types of employment they came.

Mr. Hurd : Available figures for inward secondments, grouped by the year in which the secondment began, are:

Foreign and Commonwealth Office

rity aspects of

angements are

1971

1972

rs in charge of

1973

1974

1975

1976

1977

1978

1979

...

1971

1972

1973

1974

1975

1976

1977

1978

1979

1980 (to August)

5

3

17

3

1

2

6

2

6

5

Total 50

These secondments fall into the follow- ing main categories:

Industry and Commerce Intergovernmental organisations

Others, including Overseas

Secondments to universities for academic or training purposes, for example on sub- batical leave, have not been included.

Overseas Development Administration

1971

the Minister hanges will be settling Civil nd if he will

rnment wish to to the Civil these are at h the Council

1980 (to August)

24

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1972 1973

1974

1975

1976

1977

1978

1979

1980

These secondments fall into the follow- ing three categories:

Industry and Commerce (including TUC) Universities

Others

Overseas Development Administration

on

1971

he Minister for

1972

hy jobs in the

1973

1974

in the North-

1975

1976

that it is not

1977

rmation in the

1978

1979

House rises for

I write to the ssible.

ineers

d the Minister vill publish the s and engineers the committee

1980

0

0

0

(not available)

0

0

(not available) (not available)

*

Mr. Dubs asked the Lord Privy Seal how many civil servants in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and the Over- seas Development Administration were seconded to outside occupations, in each of the last 10 years in order to broaden their experience; and which specific types of employment were involved.

47 28 13

(not available)

7

37

36

54

(not available) (not available)

These secondments are almost entirely for appointments to overseas Govern- ments/institutions under the British aid programme. Prior to 1976-except partly for 1975-the details are not available, but are not expected to be significantly different from the later years.

Hong Kong (Supreme Court Decision)

Mr. Parry asked the Lord Privy Seal what action he plans to take following the decision of the Supreme Court in Hong Kong concerning the suspension of 26 dispensers without pay.

Mr. Hurd: No action is required as the court recognised the right of the Hong Kong Government to suspend civil ser- vants. However, the dispensers have since lodged an appeal which is scheduled to be heard on 30 October.

Mr. Parry asked the Lord Privy Seal if he will list in the Official Report Civil

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