HC Deb 12 April 1932 vol 264 cc640-1
12. Mr. BARCLAY-HARVEY

asked the Secretary of State for Scotland what were the total sums expended in Scotland by the Government and local authorities on education in the financial years 1912–13 and 1930–31, respectively?

Sir A. SINCLAIR

The total sums expended by the Government and local authorities on education in Scotland in the years 1912–13 and 1930–31, respectively, were £4,739,086 and £13,466,786. The latter figure is subject to correction on audit. In addition to the total expenditure from the Vote for Public Education, these figures include the grants in aid of Universities, Agricultural Colleges and Reformatory and Industrial Schools, and also, in the former year, the payments made for educational purposes from the Local Taxation (Scotland) Account.

13. Mr. BARCLAY-HARVEY

asked the Secretary of State for Scotland what were the total amounts expended on health and housing, exclusive of relief

Expenditure on Housing and Health Services in Scotland during the years ended 15th May, 1913 and 1930.
Service. Expenditure out of Parliamentary Votes and Grants. Expenditure out of Local Bates. Expenditure out of other Receipts (rents, etc.). Total Expenditure.
£ £ £ £
Housing, 1913 Nil 38,310 105,872 144,182
Housing 1930 1,621,000 656,000 2,442,000 4,719,000
Health Services, 1913* 30,000† 390,358 10,000‡ 430,358
Health Services, 1930* 625,000 1,006,000 41,000 1,672,000
* Comprises hospitals, treatment of disease (including tuberculosis and venereal diseases) and maternity and child welfare.
†Estimated proportion of grants for general expenditure.
‡Estimated.