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War Pensions

Volume 178: debated on Monday 29 October 1990

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To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security when Mr. Edward Nutall, reference M2/912642, applied for a war pension; and what are the reasons for the delay in dealing with his claim.

Proportion of 17 and 18-year-olds in education training1 19862
Percentage of age group
1718
FTPTAllFTPTAll3
United Kingdom4(1986)342761192442
(1988)354075202242
England4(1988)364076373876
Australia501767252347
Belgium7758264569
Canada577775353
Denmark68675571067
France68107852456
Germany, West2 6434992334780
Italy2472370411556
Japan7 88939150251
Netherlands6771088611172
Spain952524444
Sweden108518652455
United States of America78718855359

Notes:

1 Includes apprenticeships, YTS and similar schemes.

2 1987 for Germany; 1982 for Italy.

3 Includes higher education for some 18-year-olds.

4 Includes estimates for public sector evening study and for private sector further and higher education, including training courses with employers.

5 Excludes certain part-time students, 10 per cent. at 16–18.

6 6 Includes compulsory part-time education for 16 and 17-year-olds in Germany and Netherlands.

7 Includes private sector higher education.

8 1988. Estimated for special training and miscellaneous schools, providing vocational training.

9 Includes estimates for 18-year-olds in universities.

10 1985. Includes estimates for part-time.

Sources: DES Statistical Bulletins.

1/90 International Statistical Comparisons of the Education and Training of 16 to 18 Year Olds.

9/90 Education and Economic Activity of Young People Aged 16 to 18 Years in England from 1975 to 1989.