§ Rear-Admiral Morgan-Gilesasked the Secretary of State for Defence what was the value of naval refits, repairs and conversions including equipment for 'the Royal Navy and for overseas orders, separately, undertaken in United Kingdom shipyards in each financial year since 1959–60 at constant 1959 prices and at actual cost.
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§ Mr. John MorrisThe value of naval refits, repairs and conversions, including equipment, undertaken in United Kingdom shipyards, including H.M. Dockyards, is:
Year Actual Cost £m. R.N. Actual Cost £m. Overseas Orders* At 1959 Prices £m. R.N. At 1959 Prices £m. Overseas Orders 1959–60 32.894 1.150 32.894 1.150 1960–61 33.911 0.110 32.961 0.107 1961–62 38.999 0.450 36.698 0.423 1962–63 38.462 0.820 35.539 0.756 1963–64 44.041 0.305 38.756 0.268 1964–65 43.413 0.590 35.599 0.484 1965–66 46.881 0.970 34.739 0.719 1966–67 45.818 1.350 32.943 0.971 1967–68 53.160 1.175 37.425 0.827 1968–69 63.215 1.110 42.354 0.744 * Does not include work undertaken in commercial yards on a Government-to-firm basis on which the information is not readily available.