§ Mr. David ShawTo ask the Secretary of State for Transport if he will list for each agency and the central Department for which he is responsible(a) the total hours of overtime worked for which payment has been made, (b) the total amount paid in overtime and (c) the total time in days and its monetary equivalent lost through sickness in each of the last three years. [19674]
§ Mr. NorrisThe total hours and the amount paid in overtime for the last three years for the central Department and agencies for which I have responsibility are:
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1992–93 1993–94 1994–95 (latest available) Central Department Hrs 82,971 57,904 54,463 Amt £710,800 £523,797 £517,676 Coastguard Agency Hrs 123,584 115,392 93,842 Amt £1,015,125 £946,562 £777,611 Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency Hrs 11,132 25,163 58,060 Amt £115,182 £202,381 £463,168 Driving Standards Agency Hrs 37,187 39,789 51,835 Amt £270,466 £289,430 £377,177 Highways Agency1 Hrs — — 42,997 Amt — — £389,719
1992–93 1993–94 1994–95 (latest available) Marine Safety Agency Hrs 6,023 6,807 6,718 Amt £63,811 £69,486 £73,357 Transport Research Laboratory1 Hrs — — 12,750 Amt — — £113,203 Vehicle Certification Agency Hrs — 80 275 Amt — £772 £1,842 Vehicle Inspectorate Executive Agency Hrs 62,452 75,993 89,698 Amt £466,984 £573,474 £668,293 1Figures for previous years are included with the Central Department. Data on sickness absence are submitted to the Occupational Health and Safety Agency and is not recorded separately for agencies. The total figure for the Department, including the agencies, is 153,507 days for 1992 and 145,391 days for 1993. Information relating to 1994 is not yet available. There is not reliable data available for a monetary equivalent to be calculated.