Angus Robertson: To ask the Secretary of State for International Development how much money her Department has (a) pledged and (b)delivered to (i) the new Government of East Timor, (ii) non-Governmental organisations in East Timor, (iii) multi-lateral programmesspecifically aimed at East Timor and (iv) multi-lateral programmes including East Timor; and if she will make a statement. [58910]Clare Short: Britain, together with the wider international community, remains committed to helping secure sustainable and equitabledevelopment for East Timor and its people. We are the fourth largest bilateral donor. Details of commitments and disbursements toEast Timor for the period 1999 to 2005 are as follows:_________________________________________________________________________________________________.Activity Commitment 1999-2005 £ Disbursed £United Nations: 1999 ballot 800,000 800,000Humanitarian and Emergency Relief 6,500,000 6,500,000United Nations Transitional Administration 4,500,000 4,500,000United Nations: Support for 2001 Elections 500,000 500,000World Bank Trust Fund (infrastructure) 8,000,000 8,000,000Support for Developing the National 300,000 -Development Plan (NDP)NDP Implementation 2002-2005 12,000,000 -OXFAM: Human Resource Development 1,890,000 590,000Civil Society and International NGOs 67,831 25,809Local Civil Society Organisations 450,000 94,579UK share of European Commission Expenditure, 19,728,000 14,200,0001999-2005*Total 54,735,831 35,210,388_________________________________________________________________________________________________.*Estimated UK attribution at 19 per cent. of EU expenditure in East Timor