§ Mr. McLeishTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment if he will give for employment training in each of the years 1988–89 and 1989–90(a) the total outturn and planned expenditure in both cash and real terms and (b) the total number of places provided for Great Britain and each of the standard regions.
Mr. JacksonThe total outturn and planned expenditure on youth training in cash and constant prices for 1988–89 and 1989–90 is shown in table(a). Table (b) gives the total number of youth training (YTS) places provided for Great Britain and each of the standard regions in 1988–89 and 1989–90. 289W
Table (a) £ million Outturn Planned expenditure Cash prices Constant prices1 Cash prices Constant prices2 1988–89 993 1,056 1,141 1,214 1989–90 976 976 1,039 1,039 1 Cash figures adjusted to 1989–90 price levels by excluding the effect of general inflation measured by the GDP deflator shown in the Chancellor's autumn statement. 2 Figures exclude community industry.
Table (b) Training Places 1988–90 1989–90 Great Britain 391,950 359,469 South East 40,008 38,613 London 21,207 20,660 South West 30,503 28,043 West Midlands 43,609 39,394 East Midlands and Eastern 46,633 42,592 Yorkshire and Humberside 45,228 41,151 North West 60,703 53,412 Northern 30,484 27,790 Wales 23,779 22,665 Scotland 49,796 45,149
§ Mr. McLeishTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment if he will give for youth training in each of the years 1990–91, 1991–92, 1992–93 and 1993–94(a) the total estimated planned expenditure and for 1990–91 the estimated outturn expenditure, in both cash and real terms, (b) the total estimated planned expenditure for credits included in the above and (c) the total estimated number of youth training places provided for Great Britain and each of the standard regions.
Mr. JacksonThe total estimated planned expenditure on youth training (YT) and training credits in 1990–91, 1991–92, 1992–93 and 1993–94 in cash and constant prices is shown in the table. The estimated outturn expenditure for YT in 1990–91 is £833 million, which is equivalent to £771 million in constant prices1. Information on the number of places provided is not available.
£ million Youth training Training credits Cash prices Constant prices1 Cash prices Constant prices1 1990–91 2814 754 — — 1991–92 3844 737 115 100 1992–93 842 702 120 100 1993–94 831 669 118 95 1 Cash figures adjusted to 1989–90 price levels by excluding the effect of general inflation measured by the GDP deflator shown in the Chancellor's autumn statement. 2 As shown in the 1991 spring supplementary estimate published in February 1991. 3 Cash prices for 1991–92 onwards published in departmental report (Cm. 1501–1519).
§ Mr. McLeishTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment if he will list for employment training in each of the years 1990–91, 1991–92, 1992–93 and 1993–94(a) the total estimated planned expenditure in both cash and real terms and (b) the total number of planned places, for Great Britain and each standard region; and what is the estimated outturn expenditure for 1990–91 employment training in 1990–91 for Great Britain and each standard region.
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Mr. JacksonTotal planned expenditure on employment training in cash and constant prices in 1990–91 to 1993–94 is shown in the table. Information on the total number of planned places is not available. Estimated outturn expenditure in Great Britain for employment training in 1990–91 is £1,062 million. Regional expenditure forecasts are for internal management purposes only.
£ million Cash Constant 1990–91 1,074 995 1991–91 877 766 1992–93 792 661 1993–94 881 654 Notes:
(1) Cash figures for 1991–92 to 1993–94 are taken from the departmental report (Cm. 1501 to 1519) and adjusted to take account of recent additions to planned expenditure in 1991–92.
(2) Cash figure for 1990–91 is the spring supplementary estimate published in February 1991.
§ Mr. McLeishTo ask the Secretary of State for Employment if he will list for youth training in each of the years 1988–89 and 1989–90(a) the total outturn and planned expenditure in both cash and real terms and (b) the total number of places provided for Great Britain and each of the standard regions.
Mr. JacksonThe following table(a) shows the total outturn and planned expenditure on employment training in both cash and constant prices in 1988–89 and 1989–90. Table (b) shows the average number of filled places provided for Great Britain and each region in 1988–89 and 1989–90.
Table (a) Outturn Planned Expenditure Cash prices £ million Constant prices1 £ million Cash prices £ million Constant prices1 £ million 1988–89 2425 2452 494 526 1989–90 1,107 1,107 1,210 1,210 1 Cash prices adjusted to 1989–90 price levels by excluding the effect of general inflation as measured by the gross domestic product deflator shown in the Chancellor's autumn statement. 2 These figures do not include wages for those who continued on community programme terms and conditions. ET was launched in September 1988, therefore these figures are only for six months of operation.
Table (b) 1988–89 1989–90 South East 7,200 13,800 London 10,900 20,100 South West 7,000 11,900 West Midlands 12,700 22,800 East Midlands and Eastern 9,100 16,300 Yorkshire and Humberside 16,500 25,100 North West 15,900 28,500 Northern 12,200 23,600 Wales 7,800 15,800 Scotland 12,100 24,800 Great Britain1 111,400 203,200 1 Great Britain total includes a small number of trainees at residential training colleges and large contractors not included in regional figures.