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Water Industry (Privatisation)

Volume 79: debated on Thursday 23 May 1985

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asked the Secretary of State for the Environment what responses he has had to the Government's discussion paper on the privatisation of the water industry.

The discussion paper was sent to all water authority chairmen and to the chairman of the Water

Persons travelling as part of a family
1980*1981*1982*1983†1984†Total
Australia22
Argentina55
Bangladesh336
Barbados74103731
Canada66
Dominica8210
Grenada106218
Guyana246
India628
Jamaica5234756114236
Malaysia33
Mauritius68620
New Zealand77
Nigeria782320
Pakistan44
St. Lucia2237
St. Vincent42410
Trinidad544417
United States36413
Zimbabwe2055681
Total95971849440510
*Shows departures by the year in which they were confirmed to the Home Office by International Social Service of Great Britain.
†Shows departures by number of persons who travelled during that year, as confirmed to the Home Office by International Social Service of Great Britain.
Persons travelling singly
1980*1981*1982*1983†1984†Total
Barbados11125
Dominica211127
Fiji11
Gambia11
Grenada22217
Guyana11
India2215
Jamaica151126311497
Kiribati22
Mauritius224
Nigeria5'117
Pakistan112
Seychelles11
Sierra Leone11
Somalia111

Companies Association. The water authorities' collective response is expected by the end of this month. We have received individual responses from a number of authorities.