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Temporary Migrants

Damian Green: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many temporary migrants (a) were receiving NHS treatment, (b) had places in state schools and (c) were receiving in-work benefits on 1 December 2005. [44827]

Mr. McNulty: For all of the above requests, the information is not collated centrally, and could be obtained only at disproportionate cost.

Terrorism Bill

Mr. Hands: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will list the occasions (a) before and (b) after 26 October on which (i) he and (ii) his representatives contacted Hammersmith and Fulham police about the Terrorism Bill; and what form that contact took. [45260]

Hazel Blears: Neither my right hon. Friend the Home Secretary nor his officials in the Home Office have contacted Hammersmith and Fulham police specifically in relation to the Terrorism Bill.
 
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Traffic Offences

Mr. Hurd: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department (1) how many (a) males and (b) females were convicted of motoring offences in (i) Ruislip-Northwood constituency, (ii) the London borough of Hillingdon, (iii) Greater London and (iv) England in each of the last five years, broken down by offence; [40712]

(2) how many young people of school age have been found guilty of committing a crime in (a) Ruislip-Northwood constituency, (b) the London borough of Hillingdon, (c) Greater London and (d) England in each of the last five years for which figures are available. [40714]

Fiona Mactaggart: Data from the court proceedings database held by the Office for Criminal Justice Reform is provided in the following tables and gives the number of persons found guilty of motoring offences, broken down by sex and type of offence, and the number of young people of school age found guilty of committing a crime in Hillingdon petty sessional area, Greater London and England 2000–04.

In addition to court proceedings statistics, the number of young people of school age Cautioned in Greater London and England are also provided in the table.

It is not possible to identify those offenders in the Ruislip-Northwood constituency, as the data is not collected at this level of detail nor is it possible to identify the number of the Reprimands or Final Warnings given in Hillingdon petty sessional area.

Court statistics for 2005 will be available in autumn 2006.
Number of offenders found guilty for motoring offences, by offence type and sex, Hillingdon Petty Sessional Area, Greater London and England, 2000–2004⁽⁷⁷⁾Hillingdon Petty Sessional Area

	Males					Females
Offence type	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004
Dangerous driving	12	15	16	16	14	—	—	—	—	—
Driving etc, after consuming alcohol or taking drugs	334	311	386	394	450	37	29	44	41	50
Careless driving	142	102	115	91	112	22	8	13	18	19
Accident offences	4	5	10	8	4	1	—	—	—	1
Driving Licence related offences	130	153	174	228	281	9	6	5	6	24
Vehicle Insurance Offences	467	460	571	724	1,111	48	40	66	65	168
Vehicle Registration and Excise Licence offences	11	6	9	8	109	—	2	2	—	26
Work record or employment offences	42	26	18	44	60	—	1	1	—	2
Operator's Licence offences	7	1	1	14	7	—	—	—	—	1
Vehicle Test offences	10	8	13	21	17	—	—	—	1	1
Fraud, forgery, etc associated with vehicle or driver records	14	18	18	42	18	—	—	—	1	—
Vehicle, or part, in dangerous or defective condition	134	116	133	176	107	6	7	11	9	10
Speed limit offences	497	424	598	306	182	67	49	93	39	59
Motorway offence (other than speeding)	3	24	61	3	5	—	3	6	1	—
Neglect of traffic directions	149	129	129	156	83	13	19	11	18	15
Neglect of pedestrian rights	13	10	16	17	12	6	1	4	3	5
Obstruction, waiting and parking offences	48	46	79	81	44	6	4	8	8	5
Lighting offences	3	6	8	5	8	2	—	—	1	—
Noise offences	2	3	1	1	1	—	—	—	—	—
Load offences	23	29	36	50	21	—	—	—	—	1
Offences peculiar to motor cycles	1	—	1	—	—	1	—	—	—	—
Miscellaneous offences (including trailer offences)	23	25	27	10	72	2	4	1	1	4

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Greater London⁽⁷⁹⁾

	Males					Females
Offence type	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004
Dangerous driving	357	385	445	554	561	6	13	10	14	17
Driving etc, after consuming alcohol or taking drugs	9,953	9,556	10,934	10,520	10,807	1,006	965	1,132	1,093	1,233
Careless driving	4,187	3,555	3,062	2,901	2,963	839	635	528	520	519
Accident offences	394	374	387	339	283	69	55	50	60	44
Driving Licence related offences	3,712	3,993	4,883	5,900	7,239	250	205	257	357	562
Vehicle Insurance Offences	12,999	14,473	17,506	20,720	24,028	1,117	1,081	1,445	1,689	2,261
Vehicle Registration and Excise Licence offences	1,856	1,675	1,790	1,971	1,838	366	330	422	593	524
Work record or employment offences	357	362	199	280	190	3	5	2	1	5
Operator's Licence offences	91	72	53	47	48	3	2	—	1	1
Vehicle Test offences	326	328	296	379	246	38	33	35	37	32
Fraud, forgery, etc associated with vehicle or driver records	375	357	388	430	344	11	22	28	31	25
Vehicle, or part, in dangerous or defective condition	1,527	1,319	1,181	1,190	1,447	84	84	90	93	101
Speed limit offences	6,946	7,348	6,481	6,612	6,786	940	1,244	1,300	1,279	1,262
Motorway offence (other than speeding)	39	39	73	9	21	1	7	8	2	3
Neglect of traffic directions	6,804	6,902	5,211	4,776	4,788	1,295	1,413	1,161	924	805
Neglect of pedestrian rights	437	396	378	521	495	76	70	56	83	102
Obstruction, waiting and parking offences	2,232	1,547	1,555	1,578	1,645	245	223	228	243	240
Lighting offences	82	85	112	108	123	6	6	10	15	9
Noise offences	20	15	10	10	12	1	1	—	—	—
Load offences	575	610	340	369	203	9	10	8	8	7
Offences peculiar to motor cycles	18	17	15	13	64	2	2	1	—	—
Miscellaneous offences (including trailer offences)	1,735	1,424	1,793	953	1,456	341	460	490	210	289

England

	Males					Females
Offence type	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004
Dangerous driving	3,607	3,692	4,365	4,841	4,777	109	115	147	194	174
Driving etc, after consuming alcohol or taking drugs	64,053	63,538	67,837	69,456	71,534	7,418	7,316	8,354	8,834	9,452
Careless driving	23,958	21,439	18,871	17,070	16,720	5,055	4,203	3,710	3,205	2,986
Accident offences	4,354	4,613	4,520	4,790	4,924	753	770	722	823	825
Driving Licence related offences	34,964	36,031	38,834	45,796	48,780	2,662	2,464	2,645	3,209	3,730
Vehicle Insurance Offences	143,042	141,847	152,984	173,778	183,520	16,763	15,634	17,429	20,270	21,139
Vehicle Registration and Excise Licence offences	8,417	9,729	13,862	17,146	16,805	1,971	2,238	3,664	4,452	4,199
Work record or employment offences	3,802	3,284	2,710	2,466	2,064	58	65	38	40	34
Operator's Licence offences	1,104	841	657	488	467	34	22	25	23	20
Vehicle Test offences	14,411	12,405	11,372	12,129	11,674	1,817	1,369	1,373	1,401	1,341
Fraud, forgery, etc associated with vehicle or driver records	2,948	2,983	2,806	2,750	2,216	267	268	262	257	215
Vehicle, or part, in dangerous or defective condition	10,380	8,175	6,791	6,214	6,604	784	639	589	478	521
Speed limit offences	105,505	101,613	90,701	100,541	109,237	18,567	19,869	19,726	22,252	24,883
Motorway offence (other than speeding)	1,809	1,326	1,608	1,085	1,252	277	155	183	96	171
Neglect of traffic directions	21,123	19,474	17,515	17,071	18,460	4,352	4,094	3,975	3,743	3,905
Neglect of pedestrian rights	2,576	2,071	1,714	1,825	1,795	526	400	365	344	344
Obstruction, waiting and parking offences	9,318	8,680	8,389	8,752	7,321	2,555	2,512	2,453	2,596	2,048
Lighting offences	2,647	2,079	1,949	1,866	1,977	252	217	208	180	190
Noise offences	701	604	419	388	353	85	50	40	27	22
Load offences	7,442	5,957	4,876	4,968	4,496	190	162	130	124	122
Offences peculiar to motor cycles	243	236	199	211	288	16	13	14	15	7
Miscellaneous offences (including trailer offences)	30,930	29,133	33,311	44,002	56,025	7,428	6,830	7,509	8,738	11,742

⁽⁷⁸⁾ Includes Metropolitan police and City of London police force areas.

Number of offenders of school age cautioned or found guilty of all offences, Hillingdon Petty Sessional Area, Greater London and England, 2000–04^(79)(80)

	Cautioned(81)					Found Guilty
Area	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004
Hillingdon Petty Sessional Area(82)	—	—	—	—	—	197	221	210	191	215
Greater London(83)	10,553	9,452	7,499	7,470	8,859	6,497	7,554	7,562	6,948	7,200
England	76,410	77,666	66,652	70,792	83,248	52,419	55,310	54,327	53,426	56,891

⁽⁷⁹⁾ These data are provided on the principal offence basis.
⁽⁸⁰⁾ Defendants aged between 10 and 16.
⁽⁸¹⁾ In June 2000 reprimands and final warnings replaced juvenile cautions..
⁽⁸²⁾ Cautions are issued by police forces and cannot be broken down by petty sessional area.
⁽⁸³⁾ Includes Metropolitan police and City of London police force areas.




 
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