§ Matthew TaylorTo ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office what the total budgets are of(a) the Social Inclusion Unit, (b) the Charter Mark and Beacon Unit, (c) Office of Public Services Reform, (d) Prime Minister's Delivery Unit, (e) Public Service Team, (f) Performance and Innovation Unit, (g) Centre for Performance and Management Studies, (h) No. 10 Policy Directorate, (i) Government Information and Communication Service, (j) Economic and Domestic Secretariat, (k) Intelligence and Security Secretariat, (l) Civil Contingencies Secretariat, (m) Ceremonial Secretariat, (n) Central Secretariat, (o) Chief Scientific Adviser, (p) European Secretariat, (q) Defence and Overseas Secretariat, (r) Regulatory Impact Unit, (s) Central Policy Group, (t) Communication Group, (u) Corporate Services, (v) Women and Equality Unit and (w) Equality Secretariat, for (i) 2002–03, (ii) 2003–04 and (iii) 2004–05; and if he will make a statement. [84150]
§ Mr. Alexander2002–03 Resource Budgets for the units shown above are as follows:
Unit Resource budget (£ million) Office of Public Services Reform (including the Charter Mark and Beacon Scheme) 5.2 Prime Minister's Delivery Unit 3.8 Strategy Unit (formerly the Performance and Innovation Unit) 6.5 No. 10 Policy Directorate 2.0 Government Information and Communication Service 4.0 Economic and Domestic Secretariat 1.3 Intelligence and Security Secretariat 6.0 Civil Contingencies Secretariat 6.8 Ceremonial Secretariat 0.4 Central Secretariat 3.4 Defence and Overseas Secretariat 2.1 Regulatory Impact Unit 3.1 Communication Group 2.3 Corporate Services Group 47.8 Centre for Management and Policy Studies 2.3 Notes:
1. The Social Exclusion Unit, Central Policy Group, Women and Equality Unit and Equality Secretariat are now part of the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister.
2. The Public Service Team and Chief Scientific Adviser are not part of the Cabinet Office.
3. Budgets for 2003–04 and 2004–05 will be finalised following completion of the Cabinet Office's business planning round which is being carried out between now and March 2003.