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Queen's Proctor

Volume 960: debated on Friday 19 January 1979

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asked the Attorney-General if he will publish in theOfficial Reportthe number of inquiries undertaken by the Queen's Proctor in each of the last three years for which returns have been made, and the cost per annum over this period of the Queen's Proctor's staff.

The total numbers of suits referred to the Queen's Proctor for inquiries, intervention, or, at the request of the court, the instruction of

1975–761976–771977–78
£££
Staff costs (including superannuation)17,00018,00019,000
Cost of accommodation and common services6,0008,00010,000
Costs, fees and other disbursements1,0002,0001,000
24,00028,00050,000
The Queen's Proctor also recovered during the three financial years sums in spect of costs awarded to the Queen's Proctor in interventions as follows:
£
1975–76124
1976–77280
1978–781,588
The Queen's Proctor also represents the Crown in maritime matters, principally prize. The cost of this work is negligible.