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other promotional campaigns with a budgeted cost in excess of £10, 000 conducted by (a) the Home Office and (b) his agencies (i) in the current financial year and (ii) planned for 1994- 95, showing for each the objectives and mechanisms for assessing the effectiveness of the advertising.

Mr. Howard : In the current financial year advertising campaigns for the Home Office costing in excess of £10,000 are :

(a) Home Office

Television Electoral Registration

Smoke Alarms

Crime Prevention

Special Constables Recruitment

Press Special Constables Recruitment

Police Graduate Recruitment

Crime Prevention

Posters Special Constables Recruitment

Crime Prevention

Promotions Crime Prevention

Radio Crime Prevention

(b) Agencies

Press Passport Agency

Campaigns planned for 1994-95 are :

Press Fire Safety

Police Graduate Recruitment

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Special Constables Recruitment

Crime Prevention

Television Special Constables Recruitment

Table A lists campaign objectives :

Table A--

Electoral Registration

Increase awareness of the need to register in order to vote, especially among young people and ethnic minorities.

Smoke Alarms

Increase to 70 per cent. the number of households fitted with working smoke alarms.

Car Crime Prevention

Raise awareness among motorists of the need to take preventative measures ; encourage a partnership approach to fight crime ; stimulate business support ; help encourage car manufacturers to improve vehicle security.

Passport Renewal

To encourage renewal of applications during the Autumn period. Special Constables Recruitment

To increase the numbers of Specials.

Police Graduate Recruitment

To increase the numbers of recruits.

With the exception of passport renewal and police graduate recruitment, campaign effectiveness is measured by independent survey research and a range of other relevant measures which demonstrate response to advertising.

The effectiveness of the buying efficiency of television advertising is independently audited.

Public Bodies

Mr. Kilfoyle : To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department who are the members currently appointed to the Commission for Racial Equality.

Mr. Peter Lloyd : The members of the Commission for Racial Equality are as follows :

Chairman :

Mr. H. Ouseley

Deputy Chairmen :

Mr. R. Sondhi

Mr. T. Ward

Members :

Rev. E. Brown

Dr. M. Chan

Dr. R. Chandran

Ms M. Cunningham

Mr. M. Hastings

Mr. T. Khan

Dr. Z. Khan

Ms Z. Manzoor

Mr. D. Neil

Mr. R. Purkiss

Mr. A. Rose

Mr. Kilfoyle : To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department (1) who are the members currently appointed to the Gaming Board for Great Britain ;

(2) who are the members currently appointed to the Horserace Totalisator Board ;

(3) who are the members currently appointed to the Horserace Betting Levy Appeals Tribunal for England and Wales ;

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(4) who are the members currently appointed to the Horserace Betting Levy Board.

Mr. Peter Lloyd : The information is as follows :

Gaming Board for Great Britain--

Chairman

Lady Shirley Littler

Members

Sir Richard Barratt

Mr. W. B. Kirkpatrick

Lady Carolyn Trethowan

Mr. M. H. Hogan

Horserace Totalisator Board--

Chairman

Lord Wyatt of Weeford

Members

Mr. J. Sanderson

Mr. B. M. McDonnell

Mr. T. J. Phillips

Hon. D. Sieff

Hon. J. W. Deedes

Mr. C. Sporborg

Horserace Betting Levy Appeal Tribunal--

Chairman

Hugh Bennett, QC

Members

Mr. B. W. Waters

Mrs. R. Dean

Horserace Betting Levy Board--

Chairman

Sir John Sparrow

Members

Mr. J. W. Robb

Mrs. A. McCurley

Mr. Kilfoyle : To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department who are the members currently appointed to the Community Development Foundation.

Mr. Peter Lloyd : The current trustees of the Community Development Foundation are :

Mr. Alan Haselhurst MP (Chairman)

Ms Beverley Bernard

Mr. Amir Bhatia

Professor Walter James CBE

Mr. Michael Meadowcroft

Mr. Eddie O'Hara MP

Mr. David Owen

Mr. Gerry Wade

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