Computers

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asked the Secretary of State for Social Services if, pursuant to the reply of the Prime Minister on 16 March, Official Report, column 71, relating to computers in the National Health Service, he will take steps to collect statistics on their numbers.

A register of computers in the National Health Service will come into operation in June.

Table 1: Families not receiving Supplementary Benefit Great Britain
1979 average
Thousands
Employment category	Below supplementary benefit level		Above supplementary benefit level but within 10 per cent, of it		Above supplementary benefit level but within 20 per cent, of it		Above supplementary benefit level but within 40 per cent, of it		Total below supplementary benefit and above supplementary benefit level but within 40 per cent, of it
Families with	Families	Children	Families	Children	Families	Children	Families	Children	Families	Children
In full-time work or self-employed
One parent	[^*]	[^*]	[^*]	[10]	[^*]	[10]	[10]	[10]	[10]	[10]
Two parents	70	150	[40]	[90]	90	250	330	800	400	950
One and two parents	80	160	[40]	[100]	100	250	330	810	410	960
Sick or disabled for more than three months
One and two parents	[^*]	[^*]	[10]	[20]	[20]	[40]	[40]	[90]	[40]	[90]
Unemployed for more than three months
One and two parents	[20]	[30]	[10]	[20]	[20]	[30]	[20]	[40]	[40]	[70]
Others
One parent	[†]	[†]	[†]	[†]	[†]	[†]	[†]	[†]	90	160

Volume 21: debated on Wednesday 7 April 1982