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124 Mr William Ross (Londonderry):___ To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, which member states of the European Economic Community have applied for and received special aid for losses of farm livestock and losses occasioned by the dumping of farm produce which came about because of the severe weather conditions during the present winter; how much each state received; how the sums were spent ; and what were the conditions under which the special aid was given.
125 Mr William Ross (Londonderry): To ask the Secretary of State for Social Services, when W he expects the backlog in posting national insurance contributions to the contributions records of the insured which arose as a result of the Civil Service strike to be cleared; how many of the cheques received in respect of contributions had to be referred to drawer because they were out of date; how many persons have, to the latest available date, been refused benefit because their contributions were not up to date; and of these, how many were self-employed persons who were refused sickness benefit and invalidity benefit.
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126 Mr David Watkins (Consett): To ask the Secretary of State for Employment, what per- W centage of youth opportunity programme places provided in Consett and Stanley in 1981
developed into permanent jobs; and what is the estimated percentage for 1982.
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127 Mr Derek Foster (Bishop Auckland): To ask the Secretary of State for Industry, pursuant to his reply of 15th February, Official Report, column 3, relating to industrial develop- ment certificates for each region, how many approvals related to the region of origin; and how many to another region.
128 Mr Robert Parry (Liverpool, Scotland Exchange): To ask the Lord Privy Seal, W why the prefix CR appears on the file of Ms Christine Vertucci at the Hong Kong
immigration department.
129 Mr Robert Parry (Liverpool, Scotland Exchange): To ask the Lord Privy Seal, W how many aliens resident in Hong Kong have the prefix CR on their file at the present
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130 Mr Robert Parry (Liverpool, Scotland Exchange): To ask the Lord Privy Seal, if he is satisfied that the relevant sections of the Helsinki Agreement concerning the free operation of journalists is being fully carried out by the Hong Kong Government
131 Mr Robert Parry (Liverpool, Scotland Exchange): To ask the Lord Privy Seal, further to his reply to the honourable Member for Liverpool, Scotland Exchange on 2nd February, Official Report, column 84, when he expects the Chinese Government to make a statement on the future of Hong Kong.
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132 Mr Robert Parry (Liverpool, Scotland Exchange):
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if he is satisfied with the procedure for the circulation of confidential government docu- ments in Hong Kong.
133 Mr Robert Parry (Liverpool, Scotland Exchange): To ask the Lord Privy Seal, under what circumstances the secretariat confidential circular 106/82 concerning the employment of homosexuals in the Hong Kong Civil Service, dated 5th January 1982, was released to the Hong Kong press; whether measures have been taken to discover who was responsible for the release; and if he will make a statement.
134 Mr Robert Parry (Liverpool, Scotland Exchange): To ask the Lord Privy Seal, when W the review of laws concerning homosexuality is expected to be completed by the Hong Kong Law Reform Commission; and to what extent that Commission will be bound by the policy outlined in the secretariat confidential circular No. 106/82.
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