HC Deb 03 March 1952 vol 497 cc35-9

[2ND ALLOTTED DAY]

Considered in Committee.

[Colonel Sir CHARLES MACANDREW in the Chair]

CIVIL ESTIMATES AND ESTIMATES FOR REVENUE DEPARTMENTS TOGETHER WITH ESTIMATE FOR THE MINISTRY OF DEFENCE, 1952–53 (VOTE ON ACCOUNT)

Motion made and Question proposed, That a sum, not exceeding £918,376,000 be granted to Her Majesty, on account, for or towards defraying the charges for the following Civil and Revenue Departments and for the Ministry of Defence for the year ending on the 31st day of March, 1953, namely:

CIVIL ESTIMATES
CLASS I
£
1. House of Lords 35,000
2. House of Commons 300,000
3. Registration of Electors 300,000
4. Treasury and Subordinate Departments 1,150,000
5. Privy Council Office 11,000
6. Privy Seal Office. 2,500
7. Charity Commission 27,000
8. Civil Service Commission 133,000
9. Exchequer and Audit Department 147,000
10. Government Actuary 15,000
11. Government Chemist 80,500
12. Government Hospitality 25,000
13. The Mint 10
14. National Debt Office 10
15. National Savings Committee 265,000
16. Overlapping Income Tax Payments 3,500
17. Public Record Office 30,500
18. Public Works Loan Commission 10
19. Repayments to the Local Loans Fund. 6,000
20. Royal Commissions, &c. 49,870
21. Secret Service. 1,500,000
22. Tithe Redemption Commission 10
23. Silver 10
24. American Aid Counterpart Funds 400,000
25. Miscellaneous Expenses 50,500
Scotland:—
26. Scottish Home Department 285,000
27. Scottish Record Office 9,500
£
Scotland:—
14. Public Education 9,100,000
15. National Galleries 12,000
16. National Library 6,500
REVENUE DEPARMENTS
£
1. Customs and Excise 3,860,000
2. Inland Revenue 11,000,000
3. Post Office 70,000,000
Total for Revenue Departments £84,860,000
Ministry of Defence £5,800,000
Total for Civil Estimates and Estimates for Revenue Departments together with Estimate for the Ministry of Defence £918,376,000