asked the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland whether all the recommendations in regard to staffing levels and security measures outlined in the Baker report have been met.

[pursuant to his reply, 13 May 1985, c. 3]: The Government have announced their acceptance in principle of the main conclusions of Sir George Baker's review of the Northern Ireland (Emergency Provisions) Act 1978. Detailed consideration of his recommendations is now being given with a view to making proposals to amend this legislation.

asked the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what are the numbers of maximum security prisoners in each prison in Northern Ireland; and how the staffing levels to deal with them compare with the staffing levels required for similar prisoners in Great Britain.

	Belfast	Maze Compound	Maze Cellular	Magilligan	Armagh	Hydebank
Governor Grades	9	4	16	7	2	4
Chief Officers	4	2	9	2	2	2
Principal Officers	27	19	38	16	5	13
Senior Officers	51	29	46	24	10	15
Officers	458	406	878	338	98	152
Clerical Grades	26	18	33	11	7	9
Trades Staff	42	22	54	21	6	18
TOTAL	617	500	1,074	419	130	213

The new prison at Maghaberry is expected to have a requirement for about 550 staff.

asked the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland how many civilians are employed as teachers and instructors at each prison in Northern Ireland.

[pursuant to his reply, 13 May 1985, c. 3]: Numbers are as follows:

Establishment	Full-Time Teachers	Civilian Instructors
HM Prison, Armagh	Nil	Nil
HM Prison, Belfast	1	Nil
HM Prison, Maze Compound	5	23
HM Prison, Maze Cellular
HM Prison, Magilligan	1	11
HM Young Offenders Centre Hydebank Wood	4	8

There are also three civilian chief instructors who are not directly involved in instructional duties. In addition, a panel of part-time teachers is maintained at each establishment, together making 105. The services of these teachers are called upon as required.