HC Deb 17 May 1984 vol 60 cc251-3W
Dr. Roger Thomas

asked the Secretary of State for Social Services what were the budgetary and outturn data

Year General medical services Pharmaceutical services General dental services General ophthalmic services Appropriation in aid Family practitioner services Total
£ million £ million £ million £ million £ million £ million
1973–74
Budget provision 181.000 227.000 *85.500 *13.800 * 1.439 505.861
Increased by Supplementary votes to 188.500 227.000 94.000 14.500 1.921 522.079
Outturn 188.151 226.935 94.456 14.356 1.889 522.009
Under/(over) spend 0.349 0.065 (0.456) 0.144 0.032 0.070
1974–75
Budget provision 192.000 255.500 97.200 18.300 1.640 561.360
Increased by Supplementary votes to 211.600 284.500 124.600 20.700 1.442 639.958
Outturn 210.861 278.307 122.589 19.740 1.566 629.931
Under/(over) spend 0.739 6.193 2.011 0.960 0.124 10.027
1975–76
Budget provision 222.000 †310.000 129.000 24.000 1.342 683.658
Increased by Supplementary votes to 281.000 367.500 168.000 46.500 5.938 857.062
Outturn 280.387 368.442 168.925 45.362 6.092 857.024
Under/(over) spend 0.613 (0.942) (0.925) 1.138 0.154 0.038
1976–77
Budget provision 297.000 421.000 159.000 35.500 1.600 910.900
Increased by Supplementary votes to 315.000 471.500 183.000 44.500 2.295 1,011.705
Outturn 314.025 461.045 181.864 42.764 2.494 997.204
Under/(over) spend 0.975 10.455 1.136 1.736 0.199 14.501
1977–78
Budget provision 329.000 498.200 169.500 43.500 1.714 1,038.486
Increased by Supplementary votes to 335.000 584.500 186.500 46.000 5.323 1,146.677
Outturn 332.881 577.376 178.671 43.896 5.488 1,127.336
Under/(over) spend 2.119 7.124 7.829 2.104 0.165 19.341
1978–79
Budget provision 345.500 635.000 188.300 50.300 1.711 1,217.389
Increased by Supplementary votes to 380.500 698.500 229.300 51.500 5.433 1,354.367
Outturn 379.842 686.677 223.781 49.804 5.539 1,334.565
Under/(over) spend 0.658 11.823 5.519 1.696 0.106 19.802
1979–80
Budget provision 440.400 ‡765.100 256.900 61.400 2.095 1,521.705
Increased by Supplementary votes to 472.000 769.800 263.000 64.700 7.272 1,562.228
Outturn 468.275 759.386 266.807 62.384 8.124 1,548.728
Under/(over) spend 3.725 10.414 (3.807) 2.316 0.852 13.500
1980–81
Budget provision 586.992 853.500 305.180 79.330 6.142 1,818.860
Increased by Supplementary votes to 618.710 930.500 331.700 79.330 11.687 1,948.553
Outturn 618.767 915.331 326.763 75.310 12.702 1,923.469
Under/(over) spend (0.057) 15.169 4.937 4.020 1.015 25.084
1981–82
Budget provision 679.045 1,034.673 347.997 90.460 10.294 2,141.881
Increased by Supplementary votes to 712.469 1,057.200 374.018 106.176 13.416 2,236.447
Outturn 710.419 1,051.437 366.133 93.693 13.698 2,207.984
Under/(over) spend 2.050 5.763 7.885 12.483 0.282 28.463
1982–83

for other family practitioner services, including dentists, or opticians, pharmacists and pharmaceuticals, than those published in his answer of 26 February, Official Report, column 494, about general medical services for 1982–83; and if he will publish such data for the general medical services and the family practitioner services including dentistry, opticians, pharmacists and pharmaceuticals, for each of the past 10 years.

Mr. Kenneth Clarke

The information requested is as follows:

Year General medical services Pharmaceutical services General dental services General ophthalmic services Appropriation in aid Family practitioner services
£ million £ million £ million £ million £ million Total £ million
Budget provision 773.181 1,146.730 378.067 116.396 16.541 2,397.833
Increased by Supplementary votes to 801.728 1,205.480 395.041 175.862 17.667 2,560.444
Outturn 799.220 1,205.920 397.580 163.392 19.102 2,547.010
Undercover) spend 2.508 (0.440) (2.539) 12.470 1.435 13.434
* Figures not strictly comparable with later years.
† Free family planning prescriptions introduced.
‡ In prior years, hospital prescriptions dispensed by retail chemists were not recharged to the hospital vote.

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