§ Paul HolmesTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills if she will list in respect of each programme transferred to the Learning and Skills Council(a) the agency, or agencies, previously responsible, (b) the total resources allocated in 2000-01, (c) the total
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a) Agency responsible for the delivery of the programme in 2000–2001 b) Total resources expended in 2000–2001 £ c) Total resources allocated for 2001–2002 £ ADMINISTRATION Administration FEFC/TECs 275,000,000 188,000,000 FURTHER EDUCATION Capital FEFC 54,842,800 140,000,000 Participation FEFC 3,311,043,000 3,609,489,000 Summer Schools FEFC 2,000,000 FE and 16–18 Sector Rationalisation Recurrent Funding FEFC 8,946,886 7,737,000 Standards Fund FEFC 70,000,000 186,000,000 Pastoral Support New in 2001–02 3,000,000 Student Support FEFC 93,490,186 103,796,000 Ethnic Minority Student Achievement Grant FEFC 2,000,000 2,000,000 Skill and View DIES 92,000 97,000 Dance and Drama DIES 5,740,175 8,450,000 Teacher's Pay Initiative New in 2001–02 65,000,000 WORK BASED LEARNING Health and Safety Booklets DIES 76,171 87,000 Work Based Training for Young People TECs 809,540,623 748,650,000 Gateway Programme DIES 1,067,994 250,000 Youth Policy Development DIES 2,212,482 1,400,000 Life Skills TECs 949,900 61,000,000 Other Work Based Learning Programmes DIES 8,528 1,469,000 OTHER Adult Information Advice and Guidance DIES 18,795,475 23,000.000 National Marketing and Promotion DIES 302,403 7,300,000 NVQ Marketing and Promotion New in 2001–02 350,000 Local Initiatives TECs 16,301,595 95,300,000 Excellence Challenge New in 2001–02 3,900,000 Adult and Community Learning DETR 145,000,000 153,000,000 Workforce Development DIES 62,467,477 48,241,000 Education Business Links DIES 13,007,043 29,000,000 New Entrepreneur Scholarships New in 2001–02 2,000,000 Bite Size New in 2001–02 2,000,000 Total 4,882,827,512 5,492,516,000 SUMMARY 2000–2001 FEFC 3,545,427,525 TECs 826,792,118 DIES 235,607,869 Administration 275,000,000 Summary Total 4,882,827,512 initiative for which her Department is responsible the amount originally budgeted for in (a) 2000-01 and (b) 2001-02, stating in each year what funds budgeted for were not spent and if they were carried forward. [71457]
§ Estelle MorrisThe table below sets out the original budgets for area based initiatives and shows the carry forward amounts for each initiative.
resources allocated for 2001–02 and (d) the estimated costs of administering the programme in 2000–01. [71175]
§ Margaret HodgeThe information requested at (a),(b) and (c) is shown in the following table. The best estimate of the cost of administering the programme in 2000–01 is between £270 million and £280 million.