§ Mr. MilburnTo ask the Secretary of State for Wales which NHS trusts failed to(a) break even, (b) keep within the external financing limit and (c) record a 6 per cent. return on capital; and by what percentage and sum in each year since their inception.
§ Mr. RichardsThe information requested is as follows:
- (a) Break even
- In 1993–94 Clwydian NHS trust made a revenue deficit of £84,000.
- (b) Keep within external financing limit
- In 1993–94 Swansea NHS trust and Powys NHS trust exceeded their external financing limit by £10,000 and £252,000 respectively.
- (c) Rate of Return
- Pembrokeshire NHS Trust achieved a 4.7 per cent. rate of return in 1992–93 and a 6.9 per cent. rate of return in 1993–94. Clwydian NHS trust achieved a 5.6 per cent. rate of return in 1993–94.
§ Mr. MilburnTo ask the Secretary of State for Wales what were the surpluses or deficits recorded by each individual NHS trust in each year since their inception.
§ Mr. RichardsThe information requested is contained in the following table:
NHS Trust (£000) Surplus (£000) Deficit 1992–93 Pembrokeshire 116 — 1993–94 Bridgend and District 100 — Carmarthen and District 342 — Ceredigion and Mid Wales 160 — Clwydian Community Care — 84 Glan Clwyd 288 — Glan Hafren 560 — Gwent Community Health 393 — Llandough 335 — Llanelli/Dinefwr 316 — Pembrokeshire Broke even — Powys Health Care 476 — South East Wales Ambulance 48 — Swansea 146 — Wrexham Maelor 588 —
§ Mr. MilburnTo ask the Secretary of State for Wales how many general and senior managers were employed by NHS trusts in each year since 1991–92 by region.
§ Mr. RichardsThe whole-time equivalent number of general and senior managers in post in NHS trusts at 30 September was as follows. In the table, trusts are364W shown against the district health authority area in which they are situated. The first trust in Wales was established on 1 April 1992. From April 1993 there were 14 trusts and from April 1994, 24 trusts. The aggregate figures given are not, therefore, comparable over time as different numbers of trusts may be included within each area for different years.
1992 1993 1994 Clwyd1 — 107 119 East Dyfed — 54 80 Gwent — 89 129 Gwynedd — — 37 Mid Glamorgan — 29 107 Pembrokeshire 21 21 17 Powys — 37 37 South Glamorgan2 — 99 108 West Glamorgan — 15 39 Wales 21 451 673 1 Includes figures for North Wales Ambulance Trust, established 1 April 1994, which covers both Clwyd and Gwynedd areas. 2 Includes figures for South and East Wales Ambulance Trust, established I April 1993, which covers South Glamorgan, Gwent and Powys.
§ Mr. MilburnTo ask the Secretary of State for Wales what has been the turnover of each NHS trust in each year since its inception.
§ Mr. RichardsThe information requested is contained in the following table:
NHS trust £ million 1992–93 Pembrokeshire 40.1 1993–94 Bridgend and District 60.8 Carmarthen and District 37.0 Ceredigion and Mid Wales 22.7 Clwydian Community Care 60.1 Glan Clwyd 55.4 Glan Hafren 91.1 Gwent Community Health 56.2 Llandough 45.8 Llanelli/Dinefwr 27.3 Pembrokeshire 41.5 Powys Health Care 41.8 South East Wales Ambulance 16.1 Swansea 52.3 Wrexham Maelor 49.1