75
Written Answers
21 JANUARY 1969
into a fortress. When raided by police he put up strong resistance using choppers and petrol bombs. He was sentenced to five years' imprisonment which he is still serving. Government doctors attend- ing him have recently recommended his release on medical grounds. This advice is now being considered.
Departmental Staff
Sir C. Osborne asked the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs if he will give in column form the number of officials he employs, established and non-established, respec- tively, whose total salaries and allowances are under £1,500 per annum, between £1,500 and £3,000 per annum, between £3,000 and £5,000 per annum, between £5,000 and £7,500, and over £7,500 per annum, respectively.
Mr. Mulley: The total number of home-based officials paid from
the Diplomatic Service Vote in 1968 was 10,660. Of these 8,261 were established and 2,399 non-established. I regret that information about their salaries and allowances in the form asked for by the hon. Member is not readily available; to produce it would involve a dispro- portionate expenditure of time and money.
Hong Kong (Committee of Review)
Written Answers
dence between the Solicitor-General for Hong Kong and the Hong Kong Bar Association, including the letter of 11th October, 1967, concerning the Committee of Review dealing with representations from the 54 Chinese detained without trial.
Mr. Whitlock: A letter from the Chair- man of the Hong Kong Bar Association dated 15th August, 1967, and the reply of the Solicitor-General of Hong Kong dated 11th October, 1967, were both published in full in the Annual Report for 1967 of the Hong Kong Bar Association.
I am asking the Governor for copies of the Annual Report which will be placed in the Library of the House as soon as they are available.
BOARD OF TRADE
British Civil Airlines
45. Mr. Onslow asked the President of the Board of Trade if he will list in the OFFICIAL REPORT the international air routes for which licences have been issued to British civil airlines, but which are not currently being operated, together with the names of the operators con- cerned and the date of grant of the original licence.
Mr. William Rodgers: Yes. The list indicates also the destinations on the routes in question which are served by the operator under another licence.
Following is the list:
Mr. Rankin asked the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs if he will publish the correspon- PRINCIPAL INTERNATIONAL SCHEDULED SERVICE ROUTES WHICH HAVE BEEN LICENSED BUT ARE NOT CURRENTLY OPERATED (EXCLUDING SEASONAL ROUTES)
(8)
Route
Luton/Berne
Licence Holder Autair International A6388
Airways Ltd.
Licence No.
Effective date
1.11.67
Remarks
Newcastle/Rotterdam and/or Basle...
B.K.S. Air Transport A4421
Ltd.
1. 5.65
Newcastle/via optional intermediate
points/Bergen.
ditto
A4422
1. 5.65
Leeds/Lille (optional)/Basle... London/Biarritz
ditto
A4528
6. 6.65
ditto
A5424
1. 5.67
London/Dinard
B.E.A.
...
London/Malta† (optional)/Catania
ditto
London/Maltaf (optional)/Ajaccio...
ditto
Malta/Tripoli/London (optional)/
ditto
A288* A303* 30. 3.61 A305* 30. 3.61 A311*
30. 3.61
Suspended to 29.3.70
Suspended to 29.3.70
30. 3.61 Suspended to 29.3.69
Benghazi (optional)/Cairo (op-
tional).
London/Oslot/Stockholm† ...
ditto
A336*
30. 3.61
Suspended to 29.3.70
London/Copenhagent/Stockholm†
ditto
A341*
30. 3.61
Suspended to 29.3.70
Glasgow/via optional intermediate
ditto
A347*
30. 3.61
Suspended to 29.3.70
points/Milan.
London/Algiers
ditto
A1281
1. 4.63
Manchester/London (optional)/Rome
ditto
A2939
1. 4.63 Suspended to 31.3.70
9 II 2
DATE 21 JAN 69.
CL 75-76
the CC an
776
Or
9
A set
AHK
under sau Doch 34
23%, Dars
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.