Appropriation Act 1995 (repealed 21.3.1997)
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SCHEDULE (B).—
Class XV 1995–96 Part 17 Class XV 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 1996, viz.:— Sums not exceeding Supply Grants | Appropriations in Aid £ | £ Vote 1. For expenditure by the Welsh Office on market support, support for agriculture in special areas and compensation to sheep producers; animal health; assistance to agricultural production, marketing and processing; grants for capital and other improvements and certain alternative land uses; support for the fishing industry, fisheries protection and agency payments for fishing projects; other miscellaneous agricultural services; arterial drainage, flood and coast protection | 52,637,0 | 7,587,0 2. For expenditure by the Welsh Office on regional assistance and other industry expenditure (including Welsh Development Agency and Development Board for Rural Wales), exchange risk guarantees, housing subsidy to the Development Board for Rural Wales, the Teaching Company Scheme; expenditure via Training and Enterprise Councils and amounts retained by them as surpluses on training, including the provision of training programmes for young people and adults, initiatives and programmes within education; on the promotion of enterprise, and encouragement of self-employed and small firms; on help for unemployed people; on Careers Service, publicity and research; education (including the Further Education Funding Council for Wales and the Higher Education Funding Council for Wales) and certain other services and expenses | 690,484,0 | 34,831,0 3. For expenditure by the Welsh Office on roads transport and certain associated services, housing, historic buildings and ancient monuments, Cadw Agency, other environmental services (including tourism, civil defence, national parks, Planning Inspectorate Agency and certain payments related to EU matters), arts, libraries and museums, health and personal social services, Welsh Office administration and TEC management fees and other grants and services, including research | 553,941,0 | 8,983,0 4. For expenditure by the Welsh Office on housing, other environmental services, welfare food, the commutation of loan charge grants to local authorities and certain other services | 553,292,0 | 1,61,0 5. For expenditure by the Welsh Office on hospital, community health, family health services including administration, National Health Service trusts and on other health services (part) | 1,941,286,0 | 314,707,0 6. For expenditure by the Welsh Office on revenue support grant and payment of non-domestic rates income to receiving authorities in Wales, on payments to specified bodies, on a special grant to fund the running costs of shadow unitary authorities, on council tax preparation grant, on grants to local authorities in Wales in respect of the community charge, on rate rebates for disabled people, on special grants to local authorities following natural emergencies, on payments for Valuation Office Agency rating and valuation services, on running costs of Valuation Tribunals, on publicity costs, on Treasury Solicitor legal services, and on repayments of excess contributions made by billing authorities and adjustments for shortfalls in receipts made by the Secretary of State in respect of non-domestic rates in previous years, etc. | 2,279,537,0 | 501,0 7. For expenditure by the Office of Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Schools in Wales on inspections, publicity, training, teachers’ short courses and conferences, administration and associated capital etc. | 8,471,0 | 338,0 8. For expenditure by the Welsh Office on European Regional Development Fund grants to public corporations, local authorities and other bodies and organisations | 3,0 | – Total Class XV | 6,79,651,0 | 368,8,0
SCHEDULE (B).—
Class XV 1995–96 Part 17 Class XV 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 1996, viz.:— Sums not exceeding Supply Grants | Appropriations in Aid £ | £ Vote 1. For expenditure by the Welsh Office on market support, support for agriculture in special areas and compensation to sheep producers; animal health; assistance to agricultural production, marketing and processing; grants for capital and other improvements and certain alternative land uses; support for the fishing industry, fisheries protection and agency payments for fishing projects; other miscellaneous agricultural services; arterial drainage, flood and coast protection | 52,637,0 | 7,587,0 2. For expenditure by the Welsh Office on regional assistance and other industry expenditure (including Welsh Development Agency and Development Board for Rural Wales), exchange risk guarantees, housing subsidy to the Development Board for Rural Wales, the Teaching Company Scheme; expenditure via Training and Enterprise Councils and amounts retained by them as surpluses on training, including the provision of training programmes for young people and adults, initiatives and programmes within education; on the promotion of enterprise, and encouragement of self-employed and small firms; on help for unemployed people; on Careers Service, publicity and research; education (including the Further Education Funding Council for Wales and the Higher Education Funding Council for Wales) and certain other services and expenses | 690,484,0 | 34,831,0 3. For expenditure by the Welsh Office on roads transport and certain associated services, housing, historic buildings and ancient monuments, Cadw Agency, other environmental services (including tourism, civil defence, national parks, Planning Inspectorate Agency and certain payments related to EU matters), arts, libraries and museums, health and personal social services, Welsh Office administration and TEC management fees and other grants and services, including research | 553,941,0 | 8,983,0 4. For expenditure by the Welsh Office on housing, other environmental services, welfare food, the commutation of loan charge grants to local authorities and certain other services | 553,292,0 | 1,61,0 5. For expenditure by the Welsh Office on hospital, community health, family health services including administration, National Health Service trusts and on other health services (part) | 1,941,286,0 | 314,707,0 6. For expenditure by the Welsh Office on revenue support grant and payment of non-domestic rates income to receiving authorities in Wales, on payments to specified bodies, on a special grant to fund the running costs of shadow unitary authorities, on council tax preparation grant, on grants to local authorities in Wales in respect of the community charge, on rate rebates for disabled people, on special grants to local authorities following natural emergencies, on payments for Valuation Office Agency rating and valuation services, on running costs of Valuation Tribunals, on publicity costs, on Treasury Solicitor legal services, and on repayments of excess contributions made by billing authorities and adjustments for shortfalls in receipts made by the Secretary of State in respect of non-domestic rates in previous years, etc. | 2,279,537,0 | 501,0 7. For expenditure by the Office of Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Schools in Wales on inspections, publicity, training, teachers’ short courses and conferences, administration and associated capital etc. | 8,471,0 | 338,0 8. For expenditure by the Welsh Office on European Regional Development Fund grants to public corporations, local authorities and other bodies and organisations | 3,0 | – Total Class XV | 6,79,651,0 | 368,8,0
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