Appropriation Act 1999 (repealed)
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SCHEDULE (B)
Part I Defence and Civil (Excesses), 1997–98 Sums granted, and sums which may be applied as appropriations in addition thereto, to make good excesses on certain grants for defence and civil services, for the year ended 31st March 1998, viz:— Supply Grants | Surplus receipts available to be applied as Appropriations in Aid £ | £ Vote Class I 4 Defence: Armed forces retired pay, pensions, etc.................... | 1,000·00 | 4,433,346·80 Class IV 3 Department of Trade and Industry: United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority superannuation funds.................... | 1,000·00 | 652,989·19 Total, Defence and Civil (Excesses), 1997–98.................... | 2,000·00 | 5,086,335·99
SCHEDULE (B)
Part I Defence and Civil (Excesses), 1997–98 Sums granted, and sums which may be applied as appropriations in addition thereto, to make good excesses on certain grants for defence and civil services, for the year ended 31st March 1998, viz:— Supply Grants | Surplus receipts available to be applied as Appropriations in Aid £ | £ Vote Class I 4 Defence: Armed forces retired pay, pensions, etc.................... | 1,000·00 | 4,433,346·80 Class IV 3 Department of Trade and Industry: United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority superannuation funds.................... | 1,000·00 | 652,989·19 Total, Defence and Civil (Excesses), 1997–98.................... | 2,000·00 | 5,086,335·99
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