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Millennium Compliance

Volume 330: debated on Monday 26 April 1999

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To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what provisions have been made by his Department in respect of emergency planning for the millennium bug. [80968]

There are comprehensive and well-developed inter-agency arrangements for dealing with emergencies in the United Kingdom, whatever their cause. Because the millennium bug and large-scale millennium celebrations present additional risks, these

Number of pupils aged 15 or over leaving school without any A level, AS level, O level, CSE or GCSE qualifications
Maintained schools in local authority area1986–871987–881988–891989–901990–911991–921992–931993–941994–951995–96
Clwyd455565445355335450380310335315
Dyfed720750470565570335405350360365
Gwent1,1051,130935815900645635620750660
Gwynedd465490305325280235205145220190
Mid Glamorgan2,3252,0301,7701,5701,2801,1009159501,0501,160
Powys135145801054575657085130
South Glamorgan1,065970700680560645575555715580
West Glamorgan765945620650385500470375435420
Wales (including Independent schools)7,1307,0905,3455,0804,4004,0303,6953,3953,9753,855

Sources:

For years up to and including 1990–91: the School Examinations Survey, a 10 per cent. Sample of school lavers from maintained and independent schools.

For 1991–92 onwards, the RD1 (Intended Destinations of Pupils) Survey of all maintained schools and independent schools. The survey typically recorded the destination and examination achievements of over 98 per cent. of pupils

Following the transfer of functions, this issue will be a matter for the National Assembly.