§ Mr. RoweTo ask the Secretary of State for the Environment what changes he proposes to make to the cash limit or running cost limit on PSA Services' vote in 1993–94.
§ Mr. CurrySubject to parliamentary approval of the necessary revised estimate, the cash limit for class VII, vote will be reduced by £295,000 from £164,055,000 to £163,760,000. The running cost limit will be reduced by £607,000 from £104,203,000 to £103,596,000.
The reduction in the cash limit is due to the transfer of £205,000 to Property Holdings to cover expenditure on the maintenance of certain security equipment, and also to the transfer of £90,000 to the Welsh Office to cover the cost or redeploying surplus PSAS staff.
The reduction in the running costs limit also reflects a higher provision for running cost receipts as a result of more recent forecasts.
§ Mr. LuffTo ask the Secretary of State for the Environment what changes he has to announce to his Department's cash limits and running cost limit for 1993–94.
§ Mr. GummerThe DOE urban aid non-voted cash limit will be increased by £12,236,000 from £950,671,000 to £962,907,000. This includes increased grant in aid of £10,364,000 to the London Docklands development corporation for work on the Beckton extension of the docklands light railway. It also includes grant in aid of £2 million to the Tyne and Wear development corporation to196W provide additional industrial sites within its urban development area. There is also a decrease of £ 128,000 to reflect a transfer to the Department of Health in respect of urban programme health authority projects. This will be offset in part by a surrender of unallocated PES of £2,210,000 and the remainder will be charged to the reserve and will not therefore add to the planned total of public expenditure.