§ Matthew TaylorTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department which PFI funded prisons have payments to the contractors related to reoffending rates. [101763]
§ Hilary BennA performance bonus can be paid to Premier Prison Services Ltd if the contractor reduces recidivism in respect of the proportion of prisoners at the therapeutic community at Dovegate prison who have undertaken at least 15 months therapy in the community. They must also not have committed an offence within 12 months of release from custody; There has been insufficient tame for a bonus to become payable because the therapeutic community only opened in November 2001.
§ Matthew TaylorTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what assessment he has made of the average cost per year of a prisoner held in(a) PFI funded and ( b) non PFI funded prisons in each of the last three years; and if he will make a statement. [101764]
§ Hilary BennThe average cost per prisoner held in Private Finance Initiative (PFI) funded and non PFI funded prisons in each of the last three years is shown, in the table.
These figures are establishment costs only and exclude any share of Headquarters overheads. Establishment cost per prisoner figures cannot therefore be compared with the overall Prison Service cost per prisoner figure, which includes all expenditure.
The figures for 1999–2000 and 2000–01 are expressed in cash terms, with those for 2001–02 expressed in resource terms.
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Cash Resource 1999–2000(£) 2000–01(£) 2001–02 Acklington 16,217 16,050 16,459 Albany 20,234 20,368 21,853 Altcourse* 41,801 43,596 37,029 Ashfield* — 46,323 33,314
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Cash 1999–2000(£) 2000–01(£) Resource 2001–02 Ashwell 15,816 17,264 20,204 Askham Grange 21,644 21,916 22,431 Aylesbury 28,314 28,213 31,466 Bedford 20,037 21,819 20,414 Belmarsh 35,542 35,091 36,608 Birmingham 14,554 15,806 19,839 Blakenhurst* 17,372 17,965 11,540 Blantyre House 20,010 20,946 21,315 Blundeston 24,110 22,675 24,074 Brinsford 19,701 23,036 26,767 Bristol 29,171 34,808 29,872 Brixton 22,965 24,756 25,756 Brockhill 31,737 33,960 36,729 Buckley Hall* 19,866 17,088 20,469 Bullingdon 15,321 16,601 17,073 Bullwood Hall 34,580 31,458 33,693 Camp Hill 19,180 19,120 19,231 Canterbury 28,314 35,966 21,955 Cardiff 18,058 22,080 20,800 Castington 29,415 43,724 37,740 Channings Wood 18,336 18,794 19,108 Chelmsford 22,956 24,800 24,770 Coldingley 24,490 20,505 21,754 Cookham Wood 22,173 22,106 24,264 Dartmoor 21,475 22,080 24,369 Deerbolt 20,097 21,203 23,968 Doncaster* 19,889 18,836 17,028 Dorchester 21,293 23,415 23,785 Dover 22,618 21,698 33,600 Downview 19,312 18,935 35,572 Drake Hall 22,359 27,651 24,784 Durham 22,552 26,320 32,303 East Sutton Park 21,639 22,828 23,705 Eastwood Park 22,734 22,023 23,403 Elmley 15,874 16,267 16,523 Erlestoke 19,761 19,832 19,398 Everthorpe 17,455 17,032 18,446 Exeter 20,691 22,112 21,467 Featherstone 18,751 18,989 21,337 Feltham 24,020 32,724 37,471 Ford 16,039 16,114 15,260 Forest Bank 13,608 32,392 23,243 Foston Hall 25,842 29,790 27,422 Frankland 43,418 42,706 38,480 Full Sutton 39,342 39,234 39,827 Garth 18,926 19,560 21,016 Gartree 24,245 26,782 31,522 Glen Parva 18,369 20,638 21,642 Gloucester 22,335 24,383 25,869 Grendon 22,594 25,228 25,345 Guys Marsh 15,364 15,548 15,928 Haslar 16,943 18,717 19,526 Hatfield 27,282 28,898 24,428 Haverigg 23,464 21,551 17,955 Hewell Grange 14,795 15,417 18,022 High Down 24,095 25,091 24,374 Highpoint 18,900 19,953 20,056 Hindley 24,989 27,428 30,032 Hollesley Bay 34,815 36,242 37,678 Holloway 38,521 40,581 41,622 Holme House 16,211 18,192 17,891 Hull 25,991 24,556 24,056 Huntercombe 29,595 26,551 30,628 Kingston 24,637 26,689 26,102 Kirkham 21,456 18,868 22,226 Kirklevington 14,738 15,566 16,355 Lancaster 27,057 34,000 25,268 Lancaster Farms 21,722 23,123 23,478 Latchmere House 14,701 14,487 17,842 Leeds 17,159 18,845 18,876 Leicester 22,677 23,404 23,989 Lewes 21,960 21,832 21,672 Leyhill 20,948 22,335 22,592 Lincoln 23,43 24,207 22,666 Lindholme 23,613 27,146 24,941 Littlehey 14,921 15,784 16,653 Liverpool 17,476 20,302 18,957
Cash 1999–2000(£) 2000–01(£) Resource 2001–02 Long Lartin 45,329 42,627 47,431 Low Newton 42,757 30,948 27,454 Lowdham Grange* 30,490 29,630 25,667 Maidstone 19,678 21,097 27,607 Manchester 23,285 24,873 22,245 Moorland 17,780 17,923 19,625 Morton Hall 14,360 33,514 27,265 Mount 15,339 14,656 15,896 New Hall 21,610 23,299 28,731 North Sea Camp 17,127 17,723 19,369 Northallerton 18,492 23,355 26,164 Norwich 19,204 20,694 19,509 Nottingham 21,247 20,963 20,786 Onley 20,186 22,062 24,617 Parc* 37,814 38,950 32,237 Parkhurst 25,864 26,334 28,450 Pentonville 18,595 18,829 19,136 Portland 17,786 20,348 23,949 Preston 18,605 22,153 23,816 Ranby 15,964 17,047 17,623 Reading 26,417 29,633 28,700 Risley 19,775 19,180 20,462 Rochester 23,099 25,438 35,686 Rye Hill* — — 24,635 Send 28,609 20,055 21,315 Shepton Mallet 21,707 29,807 29,470 Shrewsbury 19,545 19,734 19,762 Stafford 16,926 17,081 17,201 Standford Hill 19,711 19,676 21,106 Stocken 15,438 15,498 16,493 Stoke Heath 18,533 23,847 25,959 Styal 23,300 23,951 25,375 Sudbury 14,394 14,206 15,213 Swaleside 18,748 17,319 17,933 Swansea 21,780 24,817 28,920 Swinfen Hall 23,757 22,240 23,883 Thorn Cross 28,140 29,618 33,671 Usk 19,755 19,932 21,016 Verne 15,382 15,733 16,823 Wakefield 33,730 34,095 35,688 Wandsworth 17,535 18,572 18,735 Wayland 15,294 15,051 15,821 Wealstun 16,901 16,778 17,990 Weare 19,015 18,728 19,478 Wellingborough 19,238 17,185 18,163 Werrington 46,197 47,466 41,778 Wetherby 23,280 30,133 26,438 Whatton 16,751 17,502 18,048 Whitemoor 53,149 52,402 56,837 Winchester 18,701 19,760 20,498 Wolds* 23,326 24,786 21,665 Woodhill 27,762 31,657 32,807 Wormwood Scrubs 28,712 26,779 22,778 Wymott 17,427 19,622 18,897 * PFI prisons Notes:
1. Buckley Hall and Blakenhurst reverted to public sector management in 2000–01 and 2001–02 respectively.
2. Ashfield and Rye Hill opened in 1999–2000 and 2000–01 respectively. Part year performance is not reported.
§ Matthew TaylorTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what assessment his Department has made of the proportion of savings realised from PFI funded prisons which are due to(a) capital costs and (b) running costs in the last three years; and if he will make a statement. [101762]
§ Hilary BennSavings in private finance initiative (PFI) prison projects are expressed as the percentage difference between the Net Present Value of each project compared with its Public Sector Comparator; the Net Present Value of a project is its discounted value over the 591W duration of the contract. Savings made in respect of the seven PFI funded prisons are shown in the following table.
Percentage Altcourse 17 Ashfield 14 Dovegate 17 Forest Bank 16 Lowdham Grange 14 Pare 1 Rye Hill 16 It is not possible to separate capital and running costs because a single unitary charge is paid to the contractor in respect of the total cost of each prison.