Capital Expenditure (Hansard, 10 February 1993)

§ Mr. Morgan
To ask the Secretary of State for Wales, pursuant to his oral answer of 1 February,Official Report, columns 2–3, if he will give further details of the capital programme for the year 1993–94 and the percentage rate of increase thereof since the year 1987–88.

§ Mr. Ron Davies
To ask the Secretary of State for Wales (1) if he will publish figures for(a) the gross budget for capital expenditure and (b) net budget for capital expenditure in respect of his Department's programmes (i) for each year from 1987–88 to 1992–93 and (ii) planned for 1993–94;
(2) if he will publish figures for (a) gross capital expenditure and (b) net capital expenditure in respect of his Department's programmes for each year from 1987–88 to 1992–93.

§ Mr. David Hunt
The information is as follows: 633W

Capital expenditure within the responsibility of and allocated by the Welsh Office¹

£ million

Gross expenditure Net expenditure

²1987–88 981 822

²1988–89 1,050 777

²1989–90 1,206 910

²1990–91 1,220 1,037

²1991–92 1,288 1,136

³1992–93 1,369 1,180

⁴1993–94 1,497 1,257

¹ The figures do not take account of changes in functional responsibilities.

² Outturn.

³ 1992–93—Forecast Outturn. The special package of housing measures announced by the Chancellor of the Exchequer in the 1992 Autumn Statement—£38 million—is additional to the forecast outturn shown.

⁴ 1993–94—Plans. Planned gross expenditure in 1993–94—£1,497 million—represents an increase of 52.6 per cent. over the outturn for 1987–88; an increase of 8 per cent. in real terms.

Capital expenditure within the responsibility of and allocated by the Welsh Office¹
£ million
	Gross expenditure	Net expenditure
²1987–88	981	822
²1988–89	1,050	777
²1989–90	1,206	910
²1990–91	1,220	1,037
²1991–92	1,288	1,136
³1992–93	1,369	1,180
⁴1993–94	1,497	1,257
¹ The figures do not take account of changes in functional responsibilities.
² Outturn.
³ 1992–93—Forecast Outturn. The special package of housing measures announced by the Chancellor of the Exchequer in the 1992 Autumn Statement—£38 million—is additional to the forecast outturn shown.
⁴ 1993–94—Plans. Planned gross expenditure in 1993–94—£1,497 million—represents an increase of 52.6 per cent. over the outturn for 1987–88; an increase of 8 per cent. in real terms.