§ Mr. WilshireTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how much of the 1999–2000 income of the Metropolitan Police will come from the areas that will be transferred out of the Metropolitan Police District on 1 April 2000; and what percentage of(a) the total income and (b) the total amount paid by council tax payers this represents. [71931]
§ Kate HoeyThe Receiver for the Metropolitan Police District tells me that precept income in 1999–2000 from the areas that, subject to enactment of the Greater London Authority Bill, will cease to be part of the Metropolitan Police District on 1 April 2000 will be £16.7 million. This represents 0.9 per cent. of the total income of the Metropolitan Police for the year 1999–2000 from police and revenue support grant, redistributed non-domestic rates and precepts on local authorities. It is 7.4 per cent. of total police precept income.
§ Mr. WilshireTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how much of the 1999–2000 income of the Metropolitan Police will come from the Borough of Spelthorne; and what percentage of (i) the total Metropolitan Police income and (ii) the total amount paid by local authorities this represents. [71940]
§ Kate HoeyThe Receiver for the Metropolitan Police District tells me that precept income for 1999–2000 of £2,971,605.12 will come from the Borough of Spelthorne. This is 0.14 per cent. of the total income of the Metropolitan Police for the year 1999–2000 from police and revenue support grant, redistributed non-domestic rates and the precept on local authorities and is 1.31 per cent. of total police precept income.