Which Minister in his Department is responsible for the disposal of surplus military equipment.

Which Minister in his Department is responsible for the disposal of surplus military equipment.

Pursuant to his Answer of 10th July, Official Report, 265 c468W, what were the total receipts in each of the last three years received from the sale of surplus small arms, handguns and rifles. - Figures given.

Pursuant to his Answer of 10th July, Official Report, 265 c468W, what were the total receipts in each of the last three years received from the sale of surplus small arms, handguns and rifles. - Figures given.

What reports he has received that surplus small arms sold by his Department have come into the possession of criminals.

What reports he has received that surplus small arms sold by his Department have come into the possession of criminals.

Pursuant to his Answer of 10th July, Official Report, column 468W, what assessment he has made of his Department's disposal methods of surplus small arms.

Pursuant to his Answer of 10th July, Official Report, column 468W, what assessment he has made of his Department's disposal methods of surplus small arms.

How many small arms, rifles and hand guns, which were no longer of use to the armed forces, have been sold (a) in the United Kingdom and (b) overseas in each of the last 10 years.

How many small arms, rifles and hand guns, which were no longer of use to the armed forces, have been sold (a) in the United Kingdom and (b) overseas in each of the last 10 years.

What representations he has received from chief constables on his policy for the sale of small arms no longer required by the armed forces. - I am not aware of any recent representations.

What representations he has received from chief constables on his policy for the sale of small arms no longer required by the armed forces. - I am not aware of any recent representations.

What is his policy on (a) the sale and (b) the destruction of small arms, rifles and hand guns, no longer of use to the armed forces.

What is his policy on (a) the sale and (b) the destruction of small arms, rifles and hand guns, no longer of use to the armed forces.

What discussions he has had with chief constables in the United Kingdom about the sale of small arms, rifles and hand guns.

What discussions he has had with chief constables in the United Kingdom about the sale of small arms, rifles and hand guns.

What forecast he has made of the total receipts for the sale of excess equipment in the financial year 1995-96. - Forecast for financial year 1995-96 is £51.1 million.

What forecast he has made of the total receipts for the sale of excess equipment in the financial year 1995-96. - Forecast for financial year 1995-96 is £51.1 million.

Pursuant to his Answer of 8th March, Official Report, column 256W, if he will provide a breakdown of the £72.4 million of receipts for the sale of excess equipment forecast for Financial year 1994-95. - Table given.

Pursuant to his Answer of 8th March, Official Report, column 256W, if he will provide a breakdown of the £72.4 million of receipts for the sale of excess equipment forecast for Financial year 1994-95. - Table given.

If he will list the receipts for the sale of excess equipment in each of the last 10 years. - Table given from 1987-88 and fact that it would require disproportionate effort to establish details of receipts for previous financial years, as records are not readily available.

If he will list the receipts for the sale of excess equipment in each of the last 10 years. - Table given from 1987-88 and fact that it would require disproportionate effort to establish details of receipts for previous financial years, as records are not readily available.

How much was spent on public storage and food aid and for each commodity in (a) the EC and (b) the United Kingdom, for each year since 1987, including 1991. - Includes tables.

How much was spent on public storage and food aid and for each commodity in (a) the EC and (b) the United Kingdom, for each year since 1987, including 1991. - Includes tables.

Pursuant to his Answer of 16th December, Official Report, 201 column 77W, and the subsequent response from the Intervention Board, whether the cauliflowers, apples and pears that were withdrawn and ploughed into the ground or used as animal feed were sold by the Intervention Board and at what price; who...

Pursuant to his Answer of 16th December, Official Report, 201 column 77W, and the subsequent response from the Intervention Board, whether the cauliflowers, apples and pears that were withdrawn and ploughed into the ground or used as animal feed were sold by the Intervention Board and at what price; who...

If he will give the figures for the amount of each different type of fruit and vegetable which was withdrawn from the market in the United Kingdom, indicating in each case how much was (a) delivered to institutions such as schools and prisons, (b) delivered to charitable organisations, (c) ploughed...

If he will give the figures for the amount of each different type of fruit and vegetable which was withdrawn from the market in the United Kingdom, indicating in each case how much was (a) delivered to institutions such as schools and prisons, (b) delivered to charitable organisations, (c) ploughed...

Further to 178 c312W, if he will given the latest estimates for the amounts of: (a) skimmed milk powder, (b) butter, (c) beef and (d) cereals in: (i) public and (ii) private intervention in: (1) the United Kingdom and (2) the European Community beyond those currently deposited in the Library....

Further to 178 c312W, if he will given the latest estimates for the amounts of: (a) skimmed milk powder, (b) butter, (c) beef and (d) cereals in: (i) public and (ii) private intervention in: (1) the United Kingdom and (2) the European Community beyond those currently deposited in the Library....

How much was spent on the storage of: (a) skimmed milk powder, (b) butter, (c) beef and (d) cereals in public and private intervention in the United Kingdom for the periods January to September 1989 and January to September 1990 - Table given

How much was spent on the storage of: (a) skimmed milk powder, (b) butter, (c) beef and (d) cereals in public and private intervention in the United Kingdom for the periods January to September 1989 and January to September 1990 - Table given

If he will list the quantities of: (a) skimmed milk powder, (b) butter, (c) beef and (d) cereals in: (i) public and (ii) private intervention in: (1) the United Kingdom and (2) the EC in October 1989 and October 1990 - Available from monthly notes deposited in Library

If he will list the quantities of: (a) skimmed milk powder, (b) butter, (c) beef and (d) cereals in: (i) public and (ii) private intervention in: (1) the United Kingdom and (2) the EC in October 1989 and October 1990 - Available from monthly notes deposited in Library

To comment under what conditions intervention butter is sold or given to the NHS. - Incls figures.

To comment under what conditions intervention butter is sold or given to the NHS. - Incls figures.

(Further to 131 c567-8W) how much of the butter & beef available under the free food scheme in the UK has already been released; how much is expected to be released.

(Further to 131 c567-8W) how much of the butter & beef available under the free food scheme in the UK has already been released; how much is expected to be released.