§ Mr. SalmondTo ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what comparable documents to Government Expenditure and Revenue in Scotland are published for Northern Ireland. [89434]
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I II III IIIM IV V Social class Professional Intermediate Skilled: non-manual Skilled: manual Partly skilled Unskilled Not known Total 1993–94 Number 773 3,005 1,097 1,497 541 231 365 7,509 Percentage 11 42 15 21 8 3 1994–95 Number 834 3,181 1,179 1,622 590 210 417 8,033 Percentage 11 42 15 21 8 3 1995–96 Number 873 3,262 1,218 1,712 599 251 546 8,461 Percentage 11 41 15 22 8 3 1996–97 Number 848 3,322 1,310 1,742 584 200 521 8,527 Percentage 11 41 16 22 7 2 1997–98 Number 940 3,751 1,533 1,844 692 241 845 9,846 Percentage 10 42 17 20 8 3 1998–99 Number 861 3,798 1,440 1,871 677 217 842 9,706 Percentage 10 43 16 21 8 2 1999–2000 Number 926 3,755 1,480 1,856 722 234 903 9,876 Percentage 10 42 16 21 8 3
§ Mr. PearsonThere is no direct Northern Ireland equivalent to the Scottish publication "Government Expenditure and Revenue". However, historical financial information is available from a number of sources.
At an aggregated level, the Public Income and Expenditure Account provides a breakdown of the main sources of income, details of borrowing from the National Loans Fund and issues made to finance supply services.
More detailed information on Northern Ireland spending by programme is available in the HMT document "Public Expenditure Statistical Analysis", which provides details of identifiable and non-identifiable spending in each of the UK regions.