§ Mr. MacleanTo ask the Secretary of State for Wales if he will list for(a) each local authority in Wales and 331W (b) Wales as a whole the amount of revenue that will be raised from the uniform business rate in (1) 1990–2000 and (2) 2000–01. [112306]
§ Mr. HansonEstimated figures for the amount of revenue that will be raised from the uniform business rate in 1999–2000 are as follows:
£000 Isle of Anglesey 7,517 Gwynedd 29,616 Conwy 17,027 Denbighshire 14,135 Flintshire 29,315 Wrexham 23,850 Powys 16,504 Ceredigion 8,144 Pembrokeshire 20,032 Carmarthenshire 22,331 Swansea 40,712 Neath Port Talbot 26,524 Bridgend 25,450 The Vale of Glamorgan 16,934 Rhondda Cynon Taff 31,849 Merthyr Tydfil 8,505 Caerphilly 20,099 Blaenau Gwent 9,055 Torfaen 13,864 Monmouthshire 12,587 Newport 38,186 Cardiff 90,481 Wales 522,717 Since July 1999 business rates in Wales have been the responsibility of the National Assembly for Wales.