§ Mr. WILMOTasked the Secretary of State for Scotland the numbers of men and women, respectively, employed in the established clerical class of the Scottish Office in the grade proceeding to a maximum of £180 basic, men, and £150 basic, women; and in the grade proceeding to a maximum of £250 basic, men, and £220 basic, women, on 1st April, 1933?
§ Sir G. COLLINSIn the two grades referred to the numbers on 1st April, 1933, were (respectively) none and 17 (15 men and 2 women). The figures relate to the establishments borne on the Scottish Office Vote.
Original Estimates, Supplementary Estimates and Excess Votes for Beet; Sugar Subsidy under the British Sugar (Subsidy) Act, 1925. Year. Original Estimates. Supplementary Estimates. Excess Votes. Total. £ £ £ £ 1924 … … … — 516,500 — 516,500 1925 … … … 1,000,000 250,000 — 1,250,000 1926 … … … 2,750,000 450,000 25,859 3,225,859 1927 … … … 4,500,000 900,000 — 5,400,000 1928 … … … 4,250,000 — — 4,250,000 1929 … … … 3,000,000 1,250,000 —. 4,250,000 1930 … … … 5,400,000 600,000 22,972 6,022,972 1931 … … … 2,150,000 225,000* — 2,375,000* 1932 … … … 2,400,000 — — 2,400,000 1933 … … … 2,900,(100 450,000 — 3,350,000 1934 … … … 3,300,000† — — * £225,000 provided for payment of advances under the British Sugar Industry (Assistance) Act, 1931. † Includes £3,220,000 subject to statutory authority being obtained in accordance with legislation now before Parliament for continuation of the Subsidy after 30th September, 1934.