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Lecturers

Volume 131: debated on Tuesday 12 April 1988

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To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what was the cost to public funds in each of the past five years of the investigation of all complaints by the Commissioner for Complaints, the Fair Employment Agency and the Equal Opportunities Commission regarding the selection or promotion of lecturing staff in further education colleges.

Information in the form requested is not readily available and could be compiled only at disproportionate cost.

To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland how many complaints relating to the selection or promotion of lecturing staff in further education colleges were investigated by (a) the Commissioner for Complaints, (b) the Fair Employment Agency and (c) the Equal Opportunities Commission, in each of the past five years; and how many of these complaints were upheld.

The available information is as follows

Northern Ireland commissioner for complaintsFair employment agency
InvestigatedUpheldInvestigatedUpheld
19832131
198411043
19853032
19868000
198711240
1 This information is not available in advance of the laying before Parliament of the 1987 annual report of the Northern Ireland Commissioner for Complaints. The report is due to be laid in May 1988.
2 Two pending.
The Equal Opportunities Commission does not segregate or record complaints by the complainant's occupation and would be unable to produce the information requested without disproportionate cost.