§ Mr. Llew SmithTo ask the Secretary of State for Wales if he will make a statement on his response to the publication on 17 March of the Welsh region National Rivers Authority reports on ferriginous minewater impacts in Welsh coalfields.
Revenue allocation1 1992–93 21993–94 21994–95 Projected231995–96 Projected231996–97 Clwyd 176.861 177.062 182.184 184.662 187.163 East Dyfed 107.960 108.857 111.951 112.062 112.172 Gwent 199.564 189.955 196.175 197.490 198.814 Gwynedd 105.782 109.701 114.998 115.946 116.902 Mid Glamorgan 243.622 247.241 255.927 257.231 258.544 Pembrokeshire 47.941 48.350 49.959 50.218 50.479 Powys 60.534 63.842 64.092 63.244 62.387 South Glamorgan 209.111 214.001 221.564 221.169 220.767 West Glamorgan 160.939 161.338 166.403 166.811 167.220 1Allocations prior to deduction of the hospital and community health element of GP Fundholder budgets. 2Allocations from 1992–93 onwards reflect reductions in respect of the costs of education and training when responsibility for the purchase of education and training from education providers pass to central control. 3Projected allocations based on latest resource planning assumption which, for planning purposes only, reflect 0.5 per cent. per annum real terms growth. Collection and processing of cross-boundary data used for the revenue formula assessment by the resource allocation working group was discontinued when the weighted capitation formula for allocating health authority revenue funding was introduced in 1991–92. The identification of differences between notional allocations under the previous methodology and allocations made to authorities under the current methodology therefore cannot be provided other than at disproportionate cost.