Appropriation Act 1995 (repealed 21.3.1997)
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Change 1
SCHEDULE (B)— Appropriation of Grants
Section 2. Supply Grants | Appropriations in Aid £ | £ 1993-94 and 1994-95 Part 1.Civil (Excesses), 1993-94 | 167,222,897.35 | —16,569,725.82 Part 2.Supplementary, 1994-95 | 2,448,182,0 | 88,905,0 1995-96 Part 3. Class I | 22,559,371,0 | 3,328,940,0 Part 4. Class II | 3,90,715,0 | 132,453,0 Part 5. Class III | 860,236,0 | 3,106,558,0 Part 6. Class IV | 1,811,690,0 | 1,357,930,0 Part 7. Class V | 3,240,58,0 | 673,472,0 Part 8. Class VI | 5,813,826,0 | 244,297,0 Part 9. Class VII | 39,43,481,0 | 1,110,859,0 Part 10. Class VIII | 6,303,172,0 | 133,178,0 Part 11. Class IX | 2,734,732,0 | 354,282,0 Part 12. Class X | 11,679,573,0 | 3,439,450,0 Part 13. Class XI | 2,850,773,0 | 43,361,0 Part 14. Class XII | 30,322,983,0 | 7,542,54,0 Part 15. Class XIII | 48,549,1,0 | 1,524,631,0 Part 16. Class XIV | 13,303,445,0 | 1,146,504,0 Part 17. Class XV | 6,79,651,0 | 368,8,0 Part 18. Class XVI | 2,888,655,0 | 8,257,0 Part 19. Class XVII | 3,133,103,0 | 1,88,604,0 Part 20. Class XVIII | 2,790,146,0 | 1,396,93,0 Part 21. Class XIX | 965,925,0 | 26,531,0 Part 22. Class XIX,A | 123,230,0 | 4,838,0 Part 23. Class XIX, B | 37,600,0 | 6,0,0 TOTAL | £208,181,366,0 | £27,36,300,0 Grand Total | £210,796,770,897.35 | £27,108,635,274.18
SCHEDULE (B)— Appropriation of Grants
Section 2. Supply Grants | Appropriations in Aid £ | £ 1993-94 and 1994-95 Part 1.Civil (Excesses), 1993-94 | 167,222,897.35 | —16,569,725.82 Part 2.Supplementary, 1994-95 | 2,448,182,0 | 88,905,0 1995-96 Part 3. Class I | 22,559,371,0 | 3,328,940,0 Part 4. Class II | 3,90,715,0 | 132,453,0 Part 5. Class III | 860,236,0 | 3,106,558,0 Part 6. Class IV | 1,811,690,0 | 1,357,930,0 Part 7. Class V | 3,240,58,0 | 673,472,0 Part 8. Class VI | 5,813,826,0 | 244,297,0 Part 9. Class VII | 39,43,481,0 | 1,110,859,0 Part 10. Class VIII | 6,303,172,0 | 133,178,0 Part 11. Class IX | 2,734,732,0 | 354,282,0 Part 12. Class X | 11,679,573,0 | 3,439,450,0 Part 13. Class XI | 2,850,773,0 | 43,361,0 Part 14. Class XII | 30,322,983,0 | 7,542,54,0 Part 15. Class XIII | 48,549,1,0 | 1,524,631,0 Part 16. Class XIV | 13,303,445,0 | 1,146,504,0 Part 17. Class XV | 6,79,651,0 | 368,8,0 Part 18. Class XVI | 2,888,655,0 | 8,257,0 Part 19. Class XVII | 3,133,103,0 | 1,88,604,0 Part 20. Class XVIII | 2,790,146,0 | 1,396,93,0 Part 21. Class XIX | 965,925,0 | 26,531,0 Part 22. Class XIX,A | 123,230,0 | 4,838,0 Part 23. Class XIX, B | 37,600,0 | 6,0,0 TOTAL | £208,181,366,0 | £27,36,300,0 Grand Total | £210,796,770,897.35 | £27,108,635,274.18
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