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Appropriation Act 1989

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SCHEDULE (B)— Appropriation of Grants

Section 2. Supply Grants | Appropriations in Aid £ | £ 1987-88 and 1988-89 Part 1. Defence and Civil (Excesses), 1987-88 | 57,374,576·39 | 2,938,009·92 Part 2. Supplementary, 1988-89 | 2,615,020,000·00 | 856,484,000·00 2,672,394,576·39 | 859,422,009·92 Supply Grants | Appropriations in Aid £ | £ 1989—90 Part 3. Class I | 20,148,714,000·00 | 1,959,601,000·00 Part 4. Class II | 2,240,799,000·00 | 148,788,000·00 Part 5. Class IV | 633,924,000·00 | 1,223,777,000·00 Part 6. Class V | 2,081,449,000·00 | 658,105,000·00 Part 7. Class VI | 1,814,875,000·00 | 2,053,476,000·00 Part 8. Class VII | 3,377,385,000·00 | 942,426,000·00 Part 9. Class VIII | 2,922,772,000·00 | 178,283,000·00 Part 10. Class IX | 2,404,058,000·00 | 8,545,000·00 Part 11. Class X | 11,115,222,000·00 | 58,069,000·00 Part 12. Class XI | 6,463,040,000·00 | 315,286,000·00 Part 13. Class XII | 5,597,704,000·00 | 1,334,577,000·00 Part 14. Class XIII | 438,994,000·00 | 2,000·00 Part 15. Class XIV | 16,691,352,000·00 | 5,201,894,000·00 Part 16. Class XV | 23,981,305,000·00 | 1,009,117,000·00 Part 17. Class XVI | 7,986,758,000·00 | 811,991,000·00 Part 18. Class XVII | 3,128,401,000·00 | 233,713,000·00 Part 19. Class XVIII | 1,575,649,000·00 | 4,935,000·00 Part 20. Class XIX | 4,078,506,000·00 | 811,070,000·00 Part 21. Class XX | 368,393,000·00 | 1,063,854,000·00 Part 22. Class XXA | 31,260,000·00 | 292,000·00 Part 23. Class XXB | 28,000,000·00 | 4,000,000·00 Total | 117,108,560,000·00 | 18,021,801,000·00 Grand Total | 119,780,954,576·39 | 18,1881,223,009·92

Your change, as a redline

SCHEDULE (B)— Appropriation of Grants

Section 2. Supply Grants | Appropriations in Aid £ | £ 1987-88 and 1988-89 Part 1. Defence and Civil (Excesses), 1987-88 | 57,374,576·39 | 2,938,009·92 Part 2. Supplementary, 1988-89 | 2,615,020,000·00 | 856,484,000·00 2,672,394,576·39 | 859,422,009·92 Supply Grants | Appropriations in Aid £ | £ 1989—90 Part 3. Class I | 20,148,714,000·00 | 1,959,601,000·00 Part 4. Class II | 2,240,799,000·00 | 148,788,000·00 Part 5. Class IV | 633,924,000·00 | 1,223,777,000·00 Part 6. Class V | 2,081,449,000·00 | 658,105,000·00 Part 7. Class VI | 1,814,875,000·00 | 2,053,476,000·00 Part 8. Class VII | 3,377,385,000·00 | 942,426,000·00 Part 9. Class VIII | 2,922,772,000·00 | 178,283,000·00 Part 10. Class IX | 2,404,058,000·00 | 8,545,000·00 Part 11. Class X | 11,115,222,000·00 | 58,069,000·00 Part 12. Class XI | 6,463,040,000·00 | 315,286,000·00 Part 13. Class XII | 5,597,704,000·00 | 1,334,577,000·00 Part 14. Class XIII | 438,994,000·00 | 2,000·00 Part 15. Class XIV | 16,691,352,000·00 | 5,201,894,000·00 Part 16. Class XV | 23,981,305,000·00 | 1,009,117,000·00 Part 17. Class XVI | 7,986,758,000·00 | 811,991,000·00 Part 18. Class XVII | 3,128,401,000·00 | 233,713,000·00 Part 19. Class XVIII | 1,575,649,000·00 | 4,935,000·00 Part 20. Class XIX | 4,078,506,000·00 | 811,070,000·00 Part 21. Class XX | 368,393,000·00 | 1,063,854,000·00 Part 22. Class XXA | 31,260,000·00 | 292,000·00 Part 23. Class XXB | 28,000,000·00 | 4,000,000·00 Total | 117,108,560,000·00 | 18,021,801,000·00 Grand Total | 119,780,954,576·39 | 18,1881,223,009·92

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