Appropriation Act 1996 (repealed 16.7.1998)
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SCHEDULE (B).—Part 11 Class IX
Class IX 1996–97 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 1997, viz.:— Sums not exceeding Supply Grants £ | Appropriations in Aid £ 1. For current and capital expenditure by the Department for Education and Employment on grant-maintained schools and schools conducted by Education Associations, voluntary and special schools, the Assisted Places Scheme, the provision of education for under-fives, City Colleges and other specialist schools, music and ballet schools, direct grant schools, the school curriculum and its assessment, the youth service and other educational services and initiatives, careers guidance and services; payments for or in connection with teacher training, higher and further education provision and initiatives; loans to students, student awards and other student grants and their administration; the payment of access funds, reimbursement of fees for qualifying European Community students, compensation payments to teachers and staff of certain institutions; expenditure on other central government grants to local authorities; the provision of training and assessment programmes for young people and adults; initiatives to improve training and qualifications arrangements; the promotion of enterprise and the encouragement of self employment; payments for education, training and employment projects assisted by the European Union; on help for unemployed people; the promotion of equal opportunities and co-ordination of certain issues of particular importance to women; the payment of certain fees to the Home Office and on the Department’s own administration and research and that of the Teachers’ Pensions Agency, and on its information and publicity services, including expenditure via Training and Enterprise Councils, and amounts retained by them as surpluses and spent by them on training and other initiatives within their articles and memoranda of association (Revised sum). | 12,492,267,000 | 1,745,965,000 2. For expenditure by the Department for Education and Employment (Teachers’ Pensions Agency) on superannuation, allowances and gratuities, etc. in respect of teachers, and the widows, widowers, children and dependants of deceased teachers, and for premature retirement compensation payments made to members of the Teachers’ Superannuation Scheme and on behalf of their employers. | 1,376,332,000 | 1,795,699,000 3. For expenditure by the Employment Service of the Department for Education and Employment on measures to help people into work, particularly unemployed people; on support for people with disabilities; including a grant-in-aid to Remploy Ltd; on allowances to participants on Community Action as well as Jobmatch, and Project Work pilots; on the payment of temporary subsidies to employers taking part in Workstart pilots; on administering unemployment benefit and associated payments; on those functions which the Employment Service undertakes as part of the delivery of the jobseeker’s allowance; on assistance to Eastern Europe on labour market issues, in co-operation with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and other agencies; on European Employment Services on behalf of the European Commission; and on research, publicity and administration (Including a supplementary sum of £1,417,000.) | 1,288,977,000 | 13,070,000 4. For expenditure by the Office of Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Schools in England on administration and inspection, including the inspection of nursery education which is funded or under consideration for funding (Including a supplementary sum of £5,067,000.) | 122,667,000 | 227,000 Total, Class IX | 15,280,243,000 | 3,554,961,000
SCHEDULE (B).—Part 11 Class IX
Class IX 1996–97 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 1997, viz.:— Sums not exceeding Supply Grants £ | Appropriations in Aid £ 1. For current and capital expenditure by the Department for Education and Employment on grant-maintained schools and schools conducted by Education Associations, voluntary and special schools, the Assisted Places Scheme, the provision of education for under-fives, City Colleges and other specialist schools, music and ballet schools, direct grant schools, the school curriculum and its assessment, the youth service and other educational services and initiatives, careers guidance and services; payments for or in connection with teacher training, higher and further education provision and initiatives; loans to students, student awards and other student grants and their administration; the payment of access funds, reimbursement of fees for qualifying European Community students, compensation payments to teachers and staff of certain institutions; expenditure on other central government grants to local authorities; the provision of training and assessment programmes for young people and adults; initiatives to improve training and qualifications arrangements; the promotion of enterprise and the encouragement of self employment; payments for education, training and employment projects assisted by the European Union; on help for unemployed people; the promotion of equal opportunities and co-ordination of certain issues of particular importance to women; the payment of certain fees to the Home Office and on the Department’s own administration and research and that of the Teachers’ Pensions Agency, and on its information and publicity services, including expenditure via Training and Enterprise Councils, and amounts retained by them as surpluses and spent by them on training and other initiatives within their articles and memoranda of association (Revised sum). | 12,492,267,000 | 1,745,965,000 2. For expenditure by the Department for Education and Employment (Teachers’ Pensions Agency) on superannuation, allowances and gratuities, etc. in respect of teachers, and the widows, widowers, children and dependants of deceased teachers, and for premature retirement compensation payments made to members of the Teachers’ Superannuation Scheme and on behalf of their employers. | 1,376,332,000 | 1,795,699,000 3. For expenditure by the Employment Service of the Department for Education and Employment on measures to help people into work, particularly unemployed people; on support for people with disabilities; including a grant-in-aid to Remploy Ltd; on allowances to participants on Community Action as well as Jobmatch, and Project Work pilots; on the payment of temporary subsidies to employers taking part in Workstart pilots; on administering unemployment benefit and associated payments; on those functions which the Employment Service undertakes as part of the delivery of the jobseeker’s allowance; on assistance to Eastern Europe on labour market issues, in co-operation with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and other agencies; on European Employment Services on behalf of the European Commission; and on research, publicity and administration (Including a supplementary sum of £1,417,000.) | 1,288,977,000 | 13,070,000 4. For expenditure by the Office of Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Schools in England on administration and inspection, including the inspection of nursery education which is funded or under consideration for funding (Including a supplementary sum of £5,067,000.) | 122,667,000 | 227,000 Total, Class IX | 15,280,243,000 | 3,554,961,000
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