§ Mr. Woodallasked the Secretary of State for Wales if he will publish the numbers employed by each district 511W health authority from 1981–82 to 1984–85 and expected numbers employed in 1985–86 for each of the following categories (a) medical nursing, (b) paramedical and technical, (c) administrative and clerical, (d) ancillary and (e) others.
Staff employed by district health authorities (whole-time equivalents)* Medical and dental Nursing and midwifery Paramedical and technical Administrative and clerical Ancillary Others‡ Clwyd 1981 268 3,427 416 705 1,383 404 1982 273 3,503 439 708 1,383 399 1983 283 3,498 441 651 1,350 395 1984 277 3,528 467 704 1,289 401 East Dyfed 1981 225 2,507 343 603 1,176 376 1982 173 1,966 265 470 917 292 1983 179 2,042 281 489 919 286 1984 186 2,106 304 501 849 291 Pembrokeshire‡ 1981 — — — — — — 1982 60 631 91 124 259 90 1983 71 615 100 145 243 93 1984 66 640 108 156 232 37 Gwent 1981 330 4,061 550 872 2,019 548 1982 338 4,141 571 887 1,978 563 1983 342 4,221 619 900 1,927 557 1984 340 4,312 649 936 1,790 553 Gwynedd 1981 147 1,918 247 450 795 323 1982 152 1,890 270 465 794 316 1983 151 1,862 278 469 775 331 1984 164 1,946 335 516 823 354 Mid Glamorgan 1981 373 4,834 574 1,007 2,255 648 1982 379 4,918 577 1,012 2,272 646 1983 379 4,904 595 1,014 2,241 639 1984 392 5,032 644 1,035 2,147 643 Powys 1981 34 1,014 81 172 412 167 1982 33 1,092 96 169 410 182 1983 35 1,149 98 178 418 182 1984 34 1,121 111 172 395 179 South Glamorgan 1981 634 4,523 1.166 1,429 2,285 560 1982 644 4,607 1.120 1,447 2,266 568 1983 660 4,490 1,244 1,469 2,244 560 1984 653 4,565 1,321 1,443 2,076 580 West Glamorgan 1981 297 3,078 472 681 1,496 328 1982 301 3,161 499 689 1,486 337 1983 304 3,200 505 702 1,444 333 1984 308 3,198 527 710 1,351 356 * As at 30 September. † Ambulance, works and maintenance staff. ‡ Pembrokeshire figures are included with East Dyfed for 1981.
§ Mr. Woodallasked the Secretary of State for Wales if he will publish the outturn revenue spending of each district health authority from 1981–82 to 1984–85 and the budgeted revenue spending for 1985–86.
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§ Mr. Mark RobinsonThe information relating to the period 1981–84 is given in the following table. Figures for 1985–86 have yet to be finalised.
§ Mr. Mark RobinsonThe information requested is as follows:
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Revenue expenditure by Welsh district health authorities £000's 1981–82 1982–83 1983–84 1984–85 1985–86 Budgeted Clwyd 59,244 64,125 66,898 71,638 76,957 East Dyfed 48,307 39,698 43,003 46,076 48,006 Pembrokeshire — 12,942 13,958 15,163 15,572 Gwent 73,047 79,565 84,567 89,279 94,064 Gwynedd 34,257 37,236 39,666 44,204 46,609 Mid Glamorgan 84,071 90,806 96,980 104,022 107,307 Powys 16,624 18,516 19,754 20,627 21,388 South Glamorgan 98,793 107,438 114,501 119,313 125,594 West Glamorgan 56,665 61,508 65,173 68,667 74,699 TOTAL 471,008 511,834 544,500 578,989 610,196 Notes
1. The figures are for all revenue (i.e. current) expenditure excluding payments to doctors, dentists. pharmacists, opticians and others providing services under contracts with family practitioner committees.
2. The figures for 1981–82 to 1984–85 are derived from the accounts of health authorities submitted to the Department. Figures for 1984–85 are at this stage provisional.
3. Prior to 1982–83 the Dyfed area health authority covered the whole county.
4. The figures provided for 1985–86 reflect the latest notified revenue allocations. A further £8.08 million remains in centrally held reserves for the further development of the services provided by health authorities. It will be released during the remainder of the financial year.
5. The out-turn figures for 1981–82 to 1984–85 include the expenditure of income generated locally by health authorities and are therefore not fully comparable with the Department's allocations to districts for 1985–86. The amount of such income in 1984–85 is estimated at £1.5 million.