§ 6. "That a sum, not. exceeding £1,309,171, be granted to His Majesty, to complete the sum necessary to defray the Charge which will conic in course of payment during the year ending on the 31st day of March, 1931, for Expenditure in respect or the Services included in Class I of the Estimates for Civil Services, namely:
540£ | |
1.House of Lords Offices | 24,841 |
2.House of Commons | 237,162 |
3.Expenses under the Representation of the People Act | 170,000 |
4. Treasury and subordinate Departments | 199,609 |
5. Privy Council Office | 6,209 |
6. Privy Seal Office | 14,784 |
7. Charity Commission | 27,700 |
8. Civil Service Commission | 20,630 |
9. Exchequer and Audit Department | 97,550 |
10. Friendly Societies' Deficiency | 5,645 |
11. Government Actuary | 21,110 |
12. Government Chemist | 46,508 |
13. Government Hospitality | 18,000 |
14. Mint, including Coinage | 100,000 |
15. National Debt Office | 128 |
16. National Savings Committee | 56,950 |
17. Public Record Office | 26,322 |
18. Public Works Loan Commission | 5 |
19. Repayments to the Local Loans Fund | 46,000 |
20. Royal Commissions, etc. | 31,610 |
21. Miscellaneous Expenses (including a Supplementary sum of £410 | 842 |
22. Secret Service | 100,000 |
23. Scottish Office | 50,743 |
24. Repayments to the Civil Contingencies Fund | 6,823 |
£1,309,171" |