Appropriation Act 1999 (repealed)
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SCHEDULE (B)— Appropriation of Grants
Section 2. Supply Grants | Appropriations in Aid £ | £ 1997–98 and 1998–99 Part 1. Defence and Civil (Excesses), 1997–98.................... | 2,000 | 5,086,335·99 Part 2. Supplementary, 1998–99.................... | 3,870,322,000 | 1,692,097,000 1999–2000 Part 3. Class I.................... | 16,768,080,000 | 3,969,381,000 Part 4. Class II.................... | 35,686,698,000 | 10,783,427,000 Part 5. Class III.................... | 45,976,194,000 | 579,148,000 Part 6. Class IV.................... | 7,614,341,000 | 267,125,000 Part 7. Class V.................... | 2,677,117,000 | 472,382,000 Part 8. Class VI.................... | 23,553,176,000 | 3,061,145,000 Part 9. Class VII.................... | 1,144,783,000 | 164,402,000 Part 10. Class VIII.................... | 1,934,465,000 | 80,762,000 Part 11. Class IX.................... | 4,244,578,000 | 1,197,849,000 Part 12. Class X.................... | 1,082,890,000 | 2,811,261,000 Part 13. Class XI.................... | 3,279,376,000 | 11,728,000 Part 14. Class XII.................... | 52,193,367,000 | 1,545,088,000 Part 15. Class XIII.................... | 12,900,931,000 | 120,000 Part 16. Class XIV.................... | 6,783,933,000 | 501,122,000 Part 17. Class XV.................... | 4,589,281,000 | 67,697,000 Part 18. Class XVI.................... | 3,544,318,000 | 1,250,091,000 Part 19. Class XVII.................... | 2,527,394,000 | 1,542,773,000 Part 20. Class XVIII.................... | 149,883,000 | 3,452,000 Part 21. Class XVIII, A.................... | 184,865,000 | 6,304,000 Part 22. Class XVIII, B.................... | 43,400,000 | 9,200,000 Total.................... | £226,879,070,000 | £28,324,457,000 Grand Total.................... | £230,749,394,000 | £30,021,640,335·99
SCHEDULE (B)— Appropriation of Grants
Section 2. Supply Grants | Appropriations in Aid £ | £ 1997–98 and 1998–99 Part 1. Defence and Civil (Excesses), 1997–98.................... | 2,000 | 5,086,335·99 Part 2. Supplementary, 1998–99.................... | 3,870,322,000 | 1,692,097,000 1999–2000 Part 3. Class I.................... | 16,768,080,000 | 3,969,381,000 Part 4. Class II.................... | 35,686,698,000 | 10,783,427,000 Part 5. Class III.................... | 45,976,194,000 | 579,148,000 Part 6. Class IV.................... | 7,614,341,000 | 267,125,000 Part 7. Class V.................... | 2,677,117,000 | 472,382,000 Part 8. Class VI.................... | 23,553,176,000 | 3,061,145,000 Part 9. Class VII.................... | 1,144,783,000 | 164,402,000 Part 10. Class VIII.................... | 1,934,465,000 | 80,762,000 Part 11. Class IX.................... | 4,244,578,000 | 1,197,849,000 Part 12. Class X.................... | 1,082,890,000 | 2,811,261,000 Part 13. Class XI.................... | 3,279,376,000 | 11,728,000 Part 14. Class XII.................... | 52,193,367,000 | 1,545,088,000 Part 15. Class XIII.................... | 12,900,931,000 | 120,000 Part 16. Class XIV.................... | 6,783,933,000 | 501,122,000 Part 17. Class XV.................... | 4,589,281,000 | 67,697,000 Part 18. Class XVI.................... | 3,544,318,000 | 1,250,091,000 Part 19. Class XVII.................... | 2,527,394,000 | 1,542,773,000 Part 20. Class XVIII.................... | 149,883,000 | 3,452,000 Part 21. Class XVIII, A.................... | 184,865,000 | 6,304,000 Part 22. Class XVIII, B.................... | 43,400,000 | 9,200,000 Total.................... | £226,879,070,000 | £28,324,457,000 Grand Total.................... | £230,749,394,000 | £30,021,640,335·99
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