(2) what his most recent estimate is of the final cost to the public purse of the Historical Enquiries Team;

(3) when he expects the Historical Enquiries Team to have completed its work;

(4) how much the Historical Enquiries Team had spent on legal fees on the latest date for which figures are available;

(5) how many people the Historical Enquiries Team has employed in each type of post in each month since its inception;

(6) how many cases the Historical Enquiries Team has closed;

(7) what mechanisms the Historical Enquiries Team uses to measure its effectiveness;

(8) in respect of how many cases which the Historical Enquiries Team has declared closed, families of those whose deaths were under investigation have subsequently requested more information;

(9) how many and what proportion of cases within its remit the Historical Enquiries Team has examined since its inception;

(10) how much the Historical Enquiries Team has spent on security (a) for legal companies, (b) for witnesses and (c) in total since its inception;

(11) how much the Historical Enquiries Team has spent on (a) accommodation and (b) advertising since its inception;

(12) how many cases the Historical Enquiries Team has completed to the satisfaction of the families of those whose deaths were under investigation;

(13) how much the Historical Enquiries Team has spent on IT since its inception;

(14) how much the Historical Enquiries Team has spent on IT consultants since its inception;

(15) what the budget is of the press office for the Historical Enquiries Team in (a) 2009-10 and (b) 2010-11;

(16) what the cost to the public purse had been of the Historical Enquiries Team on the latest date for which figures are available.