Appropriation Act 1989
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SCHEDULE (B).—Part 6 Class V
Class V 1989—90 Schedule of Sums granted, and of the sums which may be applied as appropriations in aid in addition thereto, to defray the charges of the several Services herein particularly mentioned, which will come in course of payment during the year ending on 31st March 1990, viz.:— Sums not exceeding Supply Grants | Appropriations in Aid £ | £ 1. For expenditure by the Department of Trade and Industry on regional development grants, regional selective assistance, selective assistance to individual industries, certain other services including UK contributions arising from its commitments under international commodity agreements, a strategic mineral stockpile, and the film industry and support for the aerospace, shipbuilding, steel and vehicle industries including loans, grants and the purchase of assets and assistance to redundant steel workers, and other payments | 463,527,000 | 74,667,000 2. For expenditure by the Department of Trade and Industry at its research establishments (including the National Measurements Accreditation Service) and on the running costs of certain of its headquarters divisions, in its radiocommunications division and the Patent Office, support for industry (including industrial research and development, education, training, design, quality, marketing, management best practice and standards, business development and aircraft and aeroengine research and development), space technology programmes, protection of innovation, international trade (including export promotion, trade cooperation and international exhibitions), enterprise and job creation (the inner cities initiative and city action teams), miscellaneous support services, grants in aid, international subscriptions, provision of land and buildings, loans, grants, and other payments (Revised sum) | 578,637,000 | 112,149,000 3. For expenditure by the Department of Trade and Industry on the regulation of trading practices, on consumer protection and on central and miscellaneous services including publicity, consultancy, grants in aid, international subscriptions, grants to the fund for sub-postmasters and residual expenses arising from the sale of shares in British Telecommunications plc and in Rolls Royce plc (Revised sum) | 243,230,000 | 46,529,000 4. For expenditure by the Department of Trade and Industry on support for British Shipbuilders, including the costs associated with the disposal and closure of British Shipbuilders' subsidiary companies, and grants from the Shipbuilding Intervention Fund relating to contracts for which British Shipbuilders has continuing responsibility (Including a Supplementary sum of £13,000,000). | 31,000,000 | 1,000 5. For expenditure by the Export Credits Guarantee Department on administration | 42,712,000 | 738,000 6. For expenditure by the Export Credits Guarantee Department in connection with interest support to banks and other lenders of export finance, cover under the tender to contract/forward exchange supplement scheme, grants towards financing of exports to match foreign competition, cost escalation cover and residual commitments under discontinued guarantees offered to banks and external trade agencies (Including a Supplementary sum of £76,107,000) | 260,225,000 | 85,203,000 7. For expenditure by the Export Credits Guarantee Department in connection with export credits guarantees, other guarantees given in the national interest or to render economic assistance to overseas countries, and overseas investment insurance. An international subscription is included. | 462,117,000 | 333,819,000 8. For residual expenditure by the Department of Trade and Industry in connection with the sale of shares in British Steel plc and for the costs of the second instalment | 1,000 | 4,999,000 Total, Class V | 2,081,449,000 | 658,105,000
SCHEDULE (B).—Part 6 Class V
Class V 1989—90 Schedule of Sums granted, and of the sums which may be applied as appropriations in aid in addition thereto, to defray the charges of the several Services herein particularly mentioned, which will come in course of payment during the year ending on 31st March 1990, viz.:— Sums not exceeding Supply Grants | Appropriations in Aid £ | £ 1. For expenditure by the Department of Trade and Industry on regional development grants, regional selective assistance, selective assistance to individual industries, certain other services including UK contributions arising from its commitments under international commodity agreements, a strategic mineral stockpile, and the film industry and support for the aerospace, shipbuilding, steel and vehicle industries including loans, grants and the purchase of assets and assistance to redundant steel workers, and other payments | 463,527,000 | 74,667,000 2. For expenditure by the Department of Trade and Industry at its research establishments (including the National Measurements Accreditation Service) and on the running costs of certain of its headquarters divisions, in its radiocommunications division and the Patent Office, support for industry (including industrial research and development, education, training, design, quality, marketing, management best practice and standards, business development and aircraft and aeroengine research and development), space technology programmes, protection of innovation, international trade (including export promotion, trade cooperation and international exhibitions), enterprise and job creation (the inner cities initiative and city action teams), miscellaneous support services, grants in aid, international subscriptions, provision of land and buildings, loans, grants, and other payments (Revised sum) | 578,637,000 | 112,149,000 3. For expenditure by the Department of Trade and Industry on the regulation of trading practices, on consumer protection and on central and miscellaneous services including publicity, consultancy, grants in aid, international subscriptions, grants to the fund for sub-postmasters and residual expenses arising from the sale of shares in British Telecommunications plc and in Rolls Royce plc (Revised sum) | 243,230,000 | 46,529,000 4. For expenditure by the Department of Trade and Industry on support for British Shipbuilders, including the costs associated with the disposal and closure of British Shipbuilders' subsidiary companies, and grants from the Shipbuilding Intervention Fund relating to contracts for which British Shipbuilders has continuing responsibility (Including a Supplementary sum of £13,000,000). | 31,000,000 | 1,000 5. For expenditure by the Export Credits Guarantee Department on administration | 42,712,000 | 738,000 6. For expenditure by the Export Credits Guarantee Department in connection with interest support to banks and other lenders of export finance, cover under the tender to contract/forward exchange supplement scheme, grants towards financing of exports to match foreign competition, cost escalation cover and residual commitments under discontinued guarantees offered to banks and external trade agencies (Including a Supplementary sum of £76,107,000) | 260,225,000 | 85,203,000 7. For expenditure by the Export Credits Guarantee Department in connection with export credits guarantees, other guarantees given in the national interest or to render economic assistance to overseas countries, and overseas investment insurance. An international subscription is included. | 462,117,000 | 333,819,000 8. For residual expenditure by the Department of Trade and Industry in connection with the sale of shares in British Steel plc and for the costs of the second instalment | 1,000 | 4,999,000 Total, Class V | 2,081,449,000 | 658,105,000
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