asked Her Majesty's Government:Whether, in view of the usefulness of the "Police Five" feature on London Weekend Television in detecting crime, they will propose through the Home Office that similar features should be broadcast throughout the country.

This is a matter for individual chief officers of police and the broadcasting organisations. Police forces do make use of television and radio facilities either on a regular basis or as the need arises to seek information from members of the public as an aid to the detection of crime.

asked Her Majesty's Government:What were, for each of the five years 1976 to 1980, the total numbers employed in (

Final outturn figures for 1980 are not yet available. For the other years the figures requested are as follows:

asked Her Majesty's Government:Whether they propose to introduce legislation to apply the Council of Europe convention for the protection of individuals with regard to automatic processing of personal data.

My right honourable friend the Home Secretary will announce the Government's proposals on data protection shortly.

asked Her Majesty's Government:Whether they will reconsider their decision to reduce or terminate aid to the supply of British teachers in Kenya's secondary schools in view of their influence in educating people for administration, social work and industry.

The reduction in the number of British secondary school teachers who receive supplementation salary from the aid programme has been planned with the agreement of the Government of Kenya. To balance this reduction of support for secondary schools we have directed more of our aid to teacher training and other educational activities which will help Kenya to staff its education system with its own nationals. Supplementation policy is reviewed regularly with the Kenya Government; the next review will be later this year.

asked Her Majesty's Government:Whether they will support proposals announced by the United Nations Environment Programme for conservation plans in the Caribbean, Mediterranean and Gulf regions.

Her Majesty's Government are in favour of the Regional Seas Programme put forward by the United Nations Environment Programme. As regards the proposals in this Programme for the Mediterranean and Gulf regions, it is for the states directly concerned to decide how they should best be implemented. As regards the proposals for the Caribbean region, Her Majesty's Government are engaged in consultations on them with our dependent territories and associated states in that region; no decisions have yet been taken on their implementation.

asked Her Majesty's Government:(1) How many and which ancient monuments or historic buildings in the care of the Secretary of State for the Environment under the provisions of the Ancient Monuments Acts have been or are currently being considered by him for transfer to other custody;(2) how many and which ancient monuments or historic buildings in England in national ownership or guardianship, whether under the provisions of the ancient Monuments Acts or as historic properties of the Crown, have been temporarily or permanently closed to the public in whole or part as a result of the withdrawal or non-replacement of their custodians;(3) what consequential reduction is proposed to be made in the cost to visitors from home and overseas of the so-called "Season Ticket to History" admitting them to all monuments in the Minister's charge;(4) what arrangements have been made for advising would-be visitors that they are liable to find monuments hitherto advertised as permanently open either permanently closed or closed on the day they happen to arrive to see them; and(5) the number of the directly employed labour force engaged on Ancient Monuments preservation work on (

(1) The Secretary of State is considering the possible transfer to the care of the local authority, which has similar powers with regard to ancient monuments to those of the Secretary of State, of Battle Abbey (to East Sussex County Council) and the Roman Amphitheatre at Cirencester (to Cirencester Town Council) and is considering changing arrangements at Fountains Abbey (North Yorkshire County Council).(2) This reply relates to ancient monuments and historic buildings in England in the care of the Secretary of State for the Environment. It would not be possible to answer for other historic properties in the ownership of the Crown, except at disproportionate cost. The following 20 monuments are temporarily closed because of withdrawal or non-replacement of custodians:

asked the Leader of the House:How many Private Members' Bills have been introduced in each House since the beginning of Session 1960–61, and how many of them have since reached the statute book.

The information requested is as follows:1. House of Commons Private Members' Bills.