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nisntions
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ernment
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Lord WALLACE of COS LA NY: I I years 1962 and 1963 are therefore per-
am advised by the ~lanpower Services I cen_tages t;>ased on the number of firms
Commission that the required information i revtcwed _tn those years and not on all
is as follows:- 1 firms subJeCt to quota.
Y£·ar
1960
1961
~' 1962
*1963
1964
Number offirms
l1'ith a quota
obligations nor
complying h'irh
3 per cent. quMa
at annual rcrie11·
Figure in
prerious
column as
0 : affirms
. ·~1ibject
to quota
38·2
I
I
DlSARMA!v1ENT AND AR'\IS
CONTROL: UN RESOLUTIONS
Lord KENNET asked Her M;1jesty's
Government:
Whether they will publish in con-
venient form the initi::ttiv..:s takc:n by
Her Majesty's Government, whether
unilaterally or in association with other5,
and the Vl)tes they cast, 0n disarmament
and arms control r~·solutions at last
autumn's General Assembly.
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
24,974
2),340
15,389
14,399
29,271
31,038
31;G61
34,176
34,319
35,102
36,~96
36,332
34,794
33,779
33,106
32,340
31,065
31,763
30,446
38·6
42·1
42·1
45·2
46·8
48·3
52·3
53·7
55·5
57·3
58·2
57·8
58·4
60·0
60·9
61·3
62·9
63·2
.,I Lord GORONWY-ROBERTS: The
Government's initiatives on resolutions on
arms control and disarmament will be
described in detail i:1 the Report on the
33rd Session of the United Nations
General Assembly, to be published as a
White Paper. A separate record will
shortly be made available to non-govern-
mental organisations with a special interest
in disarmament and will be placed in the
Library of the House.
-1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
*In 1962 and I 963 a survey was made in
respect of all firms with more than 500
staO' but only a selection of firms with less
than 500 staff (but which nevertheless had
a quota obligations). The figures for the
House adjourned at twenty-
t\vo minutes before eleven
o'clock.