Training, Enterprise and Education Directorate (Hansard, 29 November 1991)

§ Mrs. Mahon
To ask the Secretary of State for Employment what has been the reduction in the Training, Enterprise and Education directorate administration—not programme—budget since training and enterprise councils were set up.

Mr. Jackson
Precise comparison of Training, Enterprise and Education Directorate administration/ running costs with the period prior to the setting up of TECs is not possible. Area offices which preceded TECs were part of the Training Agency which was responsible for a different range of functions to those administered by TEED.

§ Mrs. Mahon
To ask the Secretary of State for Employment how many staff are employed by the TEED in areas relating to training; and what do they cost.

Mr. Jackson
Setting aside staff seconded to TECs, a total of 2060.5 staff are employed in regional and Head Offices at a cost of £52.9 million for salaries and general administrative expenses on a broad range of functions covering training education and enterprise.

§ Mrs. Mahon
To ask the Secretary of State for Employment what has been the reduction in the TEED programme-provision budget since TECs were set up.

Mr. Jackson
Total expenditure in Great Britain on TEED programmes in 1990–91 during which the first

Non-Industrial Staff (all grades)

16–19 20–24 25–29 30–34 35–39 40–44 45–49 50 and over Total Men Women

Entrants to the Inland Revenue

1986–87 1,616 1,574 580 361 336 255 145 177 5,044 1,899 3,145

1987–88 1,631 1,898 696 443 435 409 207 247 5,966 2,202 3,764

1988–89 2,250 2,223 917 581 574 535 353 418 7,851 2,949 4,902

1989–90 1,702 1,523 740 536 532 466 279 344 6,122 2,141 3,981

1990–91 1,460 1,216 506 392 430 410 222 244 4,880 1,651 3,229

Entrants to the Home Civil Service

1986–87 15,264 16,115 6,400 4,078 3,873 3,002 1,710 2,515 52,957 21,098 31,859

1987–88 13,720 16,199 6,470 3,900 3,682 3,431 2,054 2,947 52,403 21,711 30,692

1988–89 9,615 12,914 6,120 3,910 3,621 3,686 2,396 3,786 46,048 20,026 26,022

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TECs were established was £2.8 billion compared with planned provision for 1991–92 of £2.9 billion and for 1992–93 of £2.8 billion.

Non-Industrial Staff (all grades)
	16–19	20–24	25–29	30–34	35–39	40–44	45–49	50 and over	Total	Men	Women
Entrants to the Inland Revenue
1986–87	1,616	1,574	580	361	336	255	145	177	5,044	1,899	3,145
1987–88	1,631	1,898	696	443	435	409	207	247	5,966	2,202	3,764
1988–89	2,250	2,223	917	581	574	535	353	418	7,851	2,949	4,902
1989–90	1,702	1,523	740	536	532	466	279	344	6,122	2,141	3,981
1990–91	1,460	1,216	506	392	430	410	222	244	4,880	1,651	3,229
Entrants to the Home Civil Service
1986–87	15,264	16,115	6,400	4,078	3,873	3,002	1,710	2,515	52,957	21,098	31,859
1987–88	13,720	16,199	6,470	3,900	3,682	3,431	2,054	2,947	52,403	21,711	30,692
1988–89	9,615	12,914	6,120	3,910	3,621	3,686	2,396	3,786	46,048	20,026	26,022