§ Mr. SimmondsTo ask the Secretary of State for Health how much funding has been provided(a) in absolute terms and (b) per head of population served by the Trust for the United Lincolnshire NHS Trust in each year since 1995. [148474]
§ Dr. LadymanFunding is not allocated to national health service trusts. NHS trusts as providers of services receive the bulk of their revenue funding from commissioning by primary care trusts. Since 2003–04 funding has been allocated to PCTs, and before then to health authorities.
The table shows cash allocations and allocations per head of population for Lincolnshire health authority, East Lincolnshire PCT and Lincolnshire South West Teaching PCT. Prior to 1996–97 allocations were made to regional health authorities, no information is available for Lincolnshire.
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Period Total allocation (£000) Allocation per weighted head of population (£) Allocation per unweighted head of population (£) Lincolnshire HA 1996–97 256,520 431 416 1997–98 266,305 448 428 1998–99 278,608 463 445 1999–2000 394,990 632 615 2000–01 429,691 681 664 2001–02 469,403 736 717 2002–03 519,957 811 785 East Lincolnshire PCT 2003–04 241,038 884 904 2004–05 264,418 970 991 2005–06 288,857 1,060 1,083 Lincolnshire South West Teaching PCT 2003ߝ04 143,841 934 785 2004ߝ05 156,714 1,018 855 2005ߝ06 170,113 1,105 928 West Lincolnshire PCT 2003ߝ04 180,080 887 855 2004ߝ05 197,501 973 938 2005ߝ06 215,736 1,063 1,025 Note:
1999ߝ2000 is the first year of unified allocations covering HCHS, prescribing and GMS cash limited. These figures are not comparable with those for previous years which cover HCHS only.
Source:
1996ߝ97 to 1999–2000 Health Authority Cash limits Exposition Book
2001ߝ02 Health Authority Revenue Resource Limits Exposition Book
2003–04 to 2006 PCT Revenue Resource Limits Exposition Book