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Ministerial Correction

Monday 21st October 2013

(10 years, 7 months ago)

Ministerial Corrections
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Monday 21 October 2013

Defence

Monday 21st October 2013

(10 years, 7 months ago)

Ministerial Corrections
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Reserve Forces: West Sussex
Lord Soames of Fletching Portrait Nicholas Soames
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To ask the Secretary of State for Defence what reserve force facilities there are for each service in West Sussex; how many reservists attend each such base regularly; and if he will make a statement.

[Official Report, 13 September 2013, Vol. 567, c. 888-9W.]

Letter of correction from Andrew Murrison:

An error has been identified in the written answer given to the right hon. Member for Mid Sussex (Nicholas Soames) on 13 September 2013.

The full answer given was as follows:

Andrew Murrison Portrait Dr Murrison
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[holding answer 10 September 2013]: Detailed in the following table are the names of each reserve force base in West Sussex, the total number of reservists recorded against this group of bases and the number which attend regularly. Regular attendance figures have been determined by the number of reserve personnel who were eligible to receive their bounty within the 12 months previous to 1 July 2013.

Army Volunteer Reserve

Base

Location

Total at base

In regular attendance

Baker Barracks

Thorney Island

250

150

Crawley TAC

Crawley

250

150



The figures in the above table have been rounded to the nearest 10 and should be considered estimates.

Army Volunteer Reserve figures are for trained and untrained Army Reserve including Groups A, B, C and therefore include Mobilised Army Reserve, Officer Training Corps and Non Regular Permanent Staff. They exclude Full Time Reserve Service, Regulars and Gurkhas.

The number of Army Volunteer Reserves shown includes Reserves who may attend bases located throughout the UK, but are recorded against bases in West Sussex because that is where the Unit Headquarters is based.

The correct answer should have been:

Andrew Murrison Portrait Dr Murrison
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[holding answer 10 September 2013]: Detailed in the following table are the names of each reserve force base in West Sussex, the total number of reservists recorded against this group of bases and the number which attend regularly. Regular attendance figures have been determined by the number of reserve personnel who were eligible to receive their bounty within the 12 months previous to 1 July 2013.

Army Volunteer Reserve

Base

Location

Total at base

In regular attendance

Baker Barracks

Thorney Island

1250

1150

Crawley TAC

Crawley

1

1

1 Indicates a brace



The figures in the above table have been rounded to the nearest 10 and should be considered estimates.

Army Volunteer Reserve figures are for trained and untrained Army Reserve including Groups A, B, C and therefore include Mobilised Army Reserve, Officer Training Corps and Non Regular Permanent Staff. They exclude Full Time Reserve Service, Regulars and Gurkhas.

The number of Army Volunteer Reserves shown includes Reserves who may attend bases located throughout the UK, but are recorded against bases in West Sussex because that is where the Unit Headquarters is based.