§ 39. Mr. E. L. Mallalieuasked the Minister of Public Building and Works whether he will appoint a representative 147W of the British Precast Concrete Federation to the new National Building Agency.
§ Mr. RipponNo. A board representing all the many interests affected by the work of the Agency would be unmanageable. The board has therefore been constituted to reflect broadly the various interests concerned and I have not sought to appoint representatives of particular organisations.
Palace Fuel Gas Electricity Water Household Articles Total £ £ £ £ £ £ Buckingham Palace 12,482 5,023 7,857 1,500 10 26,872 St. James's Palace 2,000 4,136 5,376 213 50 11,775 Marlborough House Garage Block 408 84 397 39 25 953 Windsor Castle 19,515 2,830 8,497 — 5 30,847 Frogmore 404 425 280 — — 1,109 Kensington Palace 3,210 548 259 64 5 4,086 Hampton Court Palace 3,964 237 5,730 293 50 10,274 Sandringham and Balmoral 2,539 — 1,253 — — 3,792 Kew Palace — — 16 — 5 21 Palace of Holyrood House 3,000 200 1,700 75 25 5,000 Totals 47,522 13,483 31,365 2,184 175 94,729
Miscellaneous Payments for Easements, etc. £ Kew Palace … … … … … … … 3 Windsor Castle (New Inn Site) … … … … … … … 15 Manor Farm Sewer … … … … … … … 10 Palace of Holyrood House … … … … … … … 243 271 £95,000 The increase from £84,000 provided in 1963–64 is due partly to higher prices and partly to a review of requirements in the light of expenditure to date in the current financial year and of actual expenditure in 1962–63.
§ Mr. W. Hamiltonasked the Minister of Public Building and Works if he will itemise the current expenditure of £163,404 at Buckingham Palace, as shown in Appendix III of the Civil Estimates, Class IX, Vote 10.
§ Mr. RipponThe details are as follows:
£ 1,262 for salaries and wages. 14,200 for cleaning and services. 19,500 for day to day building maintenance.