HC Deb 10 April 1981 vol 2 cc366-7W
Mr. Dewar

asked the Secretary of State for Scotland if he will publish a breakdown for Scotland, at 1980 survey prices, of public expenditure on housing for the years 1980–81 and 1981–82 in the same format as is provided for England and Wales in table 2.7 of Cmnd. 8175 and projected figures for Scotland at 1980 survey prices for aggregate public expenditure on housing for the years 1982–83 and 1983–84, corresponding to the projected aggregate figures for England and Wales presented in table 2.7 of Cmnd. 8175.

Mr. Younger

The information requested is as follows:

£ million at 1980 survey prices*
1980–81 1981–82 1982–83 1983–84
Total income related subsidies 51 59
Option mortgage scheme 4 4
Administration:
Central government 2 4
Local authorities 2
TOTAL CURRENT EXPENDITURE 358 269
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
Local authority gross expenditure:
Land 2
New dwellings 72
Acquisitions
Improvement investment 110
Other 11
Improvement grants 22
Gross lending to private persons for house purchase and improvements 29
Loans and grants to the housing associations 6
Total local authority gross expenditure 251 277
New towns and Scottish Special Housing Association gross investment:
Land 1
New dwellings 54
Acquisitions 1
Improvements 13
Total new towns and Scottish Special Housing Association gross investment 68 68
Sales and repayments:
Land and dwellings, local authorities -54
New towns and Scottish Special Housing Association -20
Associated lending—gross -47
Repayments -3
Repayments of loans to private persons for house purchase and improvement -14
Repayments of loans to housing associations -1
Total sales and repayments -46 -52
Housing Corporation schemes:
Net loans and grants to housing associations 54 52
Savings bonus and loans scheme for first time purchasers (net) and other lending (net)
TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENDITURE 329 345
TOTAL PROGRAMME 687 614 540 460
* All the figures have been rounded (1980–81 to 1981–82 to the nearest £1 million; remaining years to the nearest £10 million) and do not necessarily sum to the totals.

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