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Unclaimed Benefits

Dr. Cable: To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security what estimate he has made of the interest lost on late claimed and unclaimed social security benefits paid through post offices; and if he will make a statement. [143586]

Mr. Rooker: The information is not available.

Benefit Payments

Dr. Cable: To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security (1) what assessment he has made of the effectiveness of using the LINK electronic banking network for the distribution of social security benefits to recipients who do not possess a bank account; [143580]

(2) what discussions he has had with interested organisations and representative groups about the payment of social security benefits to recipients who are unlikely to have any form of bank account after the proposed change to the ACT system from 2003. [143587]

Mr. Rooker: When, in 2003, we move to paying benefits directly into bank accounts by Automated Credit Transfer (ACT), we recognise that there will be some people who will be unable to be paid by this method. For these, we are considering what alternative simple electronic money transmission system, which could be accessed at post offices, may be commercially available.

We have had a number of approaches from organisations that are interested in providing this alternative payment system and have listened to their proposals on a commercial in confidence basis. No decisions have been made or agreements reached.

As part of routine liaison with representative groups the Department has discussed a range of issues including how to pay those benefit recipients who are unable to be paid by ACT.

EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT

Funding

Mrs. May: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment what percentage of the planned total

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increase in funding in each of the next three years will be met from (a) student fee contributions and (b) parental contributions. [142280]

Mr. Wicks [holding answer 12 December 2000]: Publicly planned funding for higher education is to increase by £412 million in 2001-02, £268 million in 2002-03 and £298 million in 2003-04. The increases in contributions to fees by students or their parents on current planned fee income projections, taking into account increases in student numbers and inflation, are accrued to be £48 million, £26 million, and £24 million, representing 11.6 per cent. of the total increase in 2001-02, 9.7 per cent. in 2002-03 and 8 per cent. in 2003-04.

For the first time in over a decade there will be a real-terms increase in funding per student in 2001-02, which will be sustained in the following two years.

Local Learning and Skills Councils

Mrs. May: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment what is the percentage of business representation on each of the 47 local Learning and Skills Councils. [142282]

Mr. Wicks [holding answer 12 December 2000]: Of the members initially appointed to the 47 local Learning and Skills Councils, 46 per cent. have current or recent business experience. In a number of areas, vacancies have been left to allow for additional appointments over the coming months to strengthen further the representation of business people on local Councils, and the representation of other interests as appropriate. When all of these further appointments have been made, we expect that the overall 46 per cent. figure will remain broadly unchanged, and that business representation will be at least 40 per cent. on each local Learning and Skills Council. The initial and expected percentages for each individual local Learning and Skills Council, together with the number of vacancies left open for business people, are contained in the following table:

Region/local LSC	Current percentage of business people on local LSCs(9)	Number of business vacancies	Expected percentage of business people on local LSCs(9)
South East
Berkshire	46	1	47
Surrey	43	--	40
Kent/Medway	43	--	40
Oxford/Bucks/Milton Keynes	40	--	40
Hampshire/Isle of Wight	43	1	47
Sussex	47	--	47
East of England
Bedfordshire	47	--	47
Cambridgeshire	40	--	40
Essex	43	--	40
Hertfordshire	42	1	40
Norfolk	43	--	40
Suffolk	43	1	47
North East
Northumberland	55	1	47
Tyne and Wear	50	2	53
County Durham	64	--	60
Tees Valley	36	2	40
East Midlands
Derbyshire	46	--	40
Leicestershire	58	1	53
Lincolnshire/Rutland	50	--	47
Northamptonshire	31	2	40
Nottinghamshire	58	--	47
West Midlands
Birmingham and Solihull	38	2	47
The Black Country	46	1	47
Shropshire	33	3	47
Staffordshire	47	--	47
Coventry and Warwickshire	42	3	53
Hereford and Worcestershire	36	4	53
North West
Lancashire	40	--	40
Greater Manchester	53	--	53
Cheshire/Warrington	43	1	47
Cumbria	50	--	47
Greater Merseyside	47	--	47
Yorkshire and the Humber
Humberside	50	--	47
South Yorkshire	38	2	47
West Yorkshire	50	2	53
North Yorkshire	38	1	40
South West
Gloucestershire	46	--	40
Wiltshire	38	1	40
Somerset	38	1	40
The West of England	43	--	40
Dorset	50	--	47
Devon and Cornwall	33	3	47
London
London North	43	--	40
London East	47	--	47
London West	64	--	60
London Central	69	--	60
London South	45	1	40
Total	46	37	46

⁽⁹⁾ These figures exclude local executive directors, as they are employees of the Learning and Skills Council.

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Autistic Spectrum Disorder

Mrs. Ewing: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment if he will list the services and provision made available by his Department in England for those diagnosed with autistic spectrum disorder. [142845]

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Mr. Andrew Smith [holding answer 18 December 2000]: The Department does not make direct education provision for those with autistic spectrum disorders. It is for local education authorities, schools and other education and training providers to arrange suitable provision for all those with learning difficulties and disabilities, including those with autism, in collaboration, where appropriate, with other service providers from the statutory, voluntary and independent sectors. The Employment Service is responsible for helping those looking for work, including jobseekers who are disabled. Although there are no programmes specifically for people with autism, there are a range of mainstream and specialist disability programmes which can help people with the disorder.

Commonwealth Education Ministers Conference

Mr. Boswell: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment if he will list the final UK delegation who attended the Commonwealth Education Ministers Conference at Halifax in November. [142849]

Mr. Wicks [holding answer 18 December 2000]: The delegation was led by Mr. Jack McConnell, Minister for Education, Europe and External Affairs in the Scottish Parliament. It had 15 members, eight from the UK and seven from British overseas territories. Others were: Ms Gabriella Pieraccini, private secretary to Jack McConnell; Ms Elizabeth Williamson, Scottish Executive Education Department; Mr. Robert Mace, DfEE; Mr. John Aslen, DfEE; Ms Myra Harrison, DfID; Sir Tim Lankester, Deputy Chair, British Council; Mr. Geoffrey Caston, Chair, Commonwealth Scholarships Commission; the Honourable Milton Scott, Minister of Education, Bermuda; Ms Michelle Khaldun, permanent secretary to Mr. Scott; Ms Constance McHardy, Chief Education Officer, Bermuda; the Honourable J. A. Bodden, Minister of Education, Cayman Islands; Ms Joy Basdeo, permanent secretary to Mr. Bodden; the Honourable Clarence W. Selver, Minister of Education, Turks and Caicos Islands; and Mr. Oliver Mills, permanent secretary to Mr. Selver.

I was also planning to attend but had to withdraw because of parliamentary business.

Standard Spending Assessment

Mr. Chaytor: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment if he will list, for each local education authority in England, the proposed education standard spending assessment per (a) primary and (b) secondary pupil for 2001-02, together with the equivalent figures for each of the last five years. [142853]

Ms Estelle Morris: The information requested is set out in the following table.

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SSA per pupil: 1997-98 to 2001-02

										£
	1997-98		1998-99		1999-2000		2000-01		2001-02
	Primary	Secondary	Primary	Secondary	Primary	Secondary	Primary	Secondary	Primary	Secondary
LEA name	per 5-10 pupil	per 11-15 pupil	per 5-10 pupil	per 11-15 pupil	per 5-10 pupil	per 11-15 pupil	per 5-10 pupil	per 11-15 pupil	per 5-10 pupil	per 11-15 pupil
City of London	3,017	7,245	3,094	9,236	3,341	9,837	3,394	24,041	3,348	14,074
Camden	2,975	3,740	3,131	3,947	3,323	4,132	3,488	4,353	3,668	4,537
Greenwich	2,810	3,679	2,967	3,854	3,148	4,031	3,286	4,237	3,434	4,428
Hackney	3,179	4,330	3,327	4,558	3,514	4,717	3,662	4,918	3,815	5,121
Hammersmith and Fulham	2,955	3,827	3,128	4,081	3,305	4,262	3,465	4,446	3,655	4,624
Islington	2,999	4,026	3,168	4,218	3,364	4,426	3,543	4,653	3,719	4,904
Kensington and Chelsea	2,711	3,630	3,047	3,946	3,315	4,127	3,553	4,364	3,848	4,563
Lambeth	3,107	4,403	3,307	4,661	3,521	4,880	3,678	5,138	3,845	5,337
Lewisham	2,936	3,889	3,111	4,088	3,293	4,273	3,416	4,439	3,565	4,632
Southwark	3,029	4,029	3,197	4,191	3,396	4,377	3,523	4,568	3,688	4,777
Tower Hamlets	3,217	4,261	3,377	4,434	3,584	4,620	3,701	4,799	3,896	5,040
Wandsworth	2,779	3,670	2,900	3,797	3,082	3,947	3,186	4,101	3,333	4,251
Westminster	2,789	3,578	2,987	3,741	3,203	3,912	3,377	4,096	3,550	4,271
Barking/Dagenham	2,429	3,213	2,561	3,377	2,693	3,497	2,803	3,660	2,962	3,859
Barnet	2,300	2,975	2,429	3,112	2,556	3,219	2,664	3,367	2,819	3,553
Bexley	2,206	2,888	2,331	3,031	2,448	3,128	2,535	3,256	2,672	3,416
Brent	2,648	3,578	2,804	3,710	2,952	3,843	3,059	3,980	3,239	4,183
Bromley	2,180	2,839	2,298	2,965	2,416	3,061	2,500	3,179	2,641	3,350
Croydon	2,361	3,125	2,496	3,288	2,625	3,414	2,731	3,559	2,879	3,751
Ealing	2,480	3,330	2,622	3,503	2,762	3,616	2,885	3,786	3,061	3,995
Enfield	2,399	3,131	2,528	3,260	2,661	3,369	2,763	3,511	2,935	3,725
Haringey	2,762	3,721	2,892	3,849	3,049	3,977	3,172	4,160	3,363	4,380
Harrow	2,267	3,000	2,388	3,148	2,512	3,266	2,620	3,412	2,776	3,630
Havering	2,176	2,853	2,293	2,993	2,406	3,098	2,494	3,224	2,633	3,391
Hillingdon	2,262	2,968	2,399	3,115	2,521	3,230	2,626	3,373	2,769	3,545
Hounslow	2,440	3,154	2,570	3,301	2,708	3,413	2,818	3,559	2,988	3,769
Kingston upon Thames	2,168	2,825	2,293	2,954	2,416	3,069	2,501	3,195	2,641	3,376
Merton	2,314	3,030	2,451	3,186	2,576	3,311	2,677	3,451	2,831	3,646
Newham	2,752	3,618	2,917	3,809	3,072	3,940	3,196	4,110	3,362	4,333
Redbridge	2,323	3,036	2,456	3,181	2,577	3,282	2,675	3,429	2,819	3,626
Richmond upon Thames	2,126	2,728	2,253	2,878	2,372	2,986	2,458	3,119	2,606	3,298
Sutton	2,219	2,866	2,345	2,995	2,468	3,094	2,550	3,199	2,681	3,361
Waltham Forest	2,563	3,399	2,703	3,530	2,845	3,650	2,946	3,785	3,117	4,001
Birmingham	2,240	2,960	2,370	3,113	2,509	3,245	2,623	3,411	2,733	3,543
Coventry	2,123	2,786	2,243	2,922	2,374	3,050	2,474	3,193	2,566	3,308
Dudley	1,954	2,559	2,059	2,673	2,176	2,782	2,258	2,905	2,357	3,024
Sandwell	2,139	2,808	2,261	2,954	2,392	3,079	2,479	3,213	2,594	3,353
Solihull	1,961	2,540	2,053	2,648	2,169	2,756	2,250	2,874	2,339	2,977
Walsall	2,071	2,701	2,176	2,819	2,300	2,934	2,392	3,071	2,486	3,179
Wolverhampton	2,150	2,848	2,270	2,987	2,403	3,101	2,498	3,233	2,610	3,363
Knowsley	2,381	3,177	2,489	3,336	2,631	3,462	2,762	3,651	2,864	3,761
Liverpool	2,295	3,022	2,436	3,165	2,582	3,315	2,726	3,513	2,824	3,643
St. Helens	2,045	2,695	2,158	2,824	2,282	2,940	2,384	3,083	2,482	3,206
Sefton	2,038	2,662	2,153	2,789	2,274	2,902	2,383	3,056	2,471	3,153
Wirral	2,100	2,763	2,218	2,905	2,343	3,026	2,454	3,184	2,549	3,300
Bolton	2,042	2,674	2,159	2,802	2,281	2,919	2,375	3,050	2,471	3,161
Bury	1,972	2,558	2,081	2,686	2,198	2,798	2,300	2,941	2,394	3,065
Manchester	2,359	3,138	2,510	3,321	2,663	3,491	2,799	3,693	2,920	3,816
Oldham	2,102	2,732	22,18	2,868	2,342	2,989	2,441	3,138	2,549	3,268
Rochdale	2,114	2,806	2,235	2,934	2,363	3,050	2,478	3,204	2,581	3,318
Salford	2,139	2,814	2,259	2,970	2,387	3,094	2,488	3,244	2,594	3,372
Stockport	1,939	2,547	2,042	2,665	2,155	2,780	2,247	2,914	2,337	3,026
Tameside	2,025	2,648	2,135	2,768	2,259	2,883	2,365	3,031	2,464	3,157
Trafford	1,993	2,603	2,103	2,726	2,222	2,855	2,310	2,979	2,397	3,089
Wigan	1,969	2,572	2,076	2,689	2,195	2,799	2,283	2,930	2,374	3,041
Barnsley	2,038	2,687	2,154	2,823	2,278	2,941	2,381	3,084	2,480	3,220
Doncaster	2,116	2,782	2,232	2,918	2,359	3,042	2,449	3,182	2,537	3,283
Rotherham	2,037	2,655	2,152	2,779	2,274	2,891	2,364	3,022	2,462	3,135
Sheffield	2,068	2,725	2,184	2,854	2,314	2,970	2,413	3,111	2,512	3,235
Bradford	2,151	2,845	2,272	2,985	2,404	3,112	2,518	3,273	2,623	3,407
Calderdale	2,050	2,689	2,161	2,820	2,281	2,933	2,381	3,072	2,480	3,195
Kirklees	2,066	2,718	2,185	2,848	2,310	2,962	2,404	3,099	2,505	3,229
Leeds	2,041	2,680	2,156	2,806	2,283	2,922	2,383	3,066	2,480	3,187
Wakefield	1,988	2,603	2,097	2,728	2,216	2,844	2,314	2,982	2,409	3,103
Gateshead	2,074	2,736	2,188	2,854	2,315	2,977	2,419	3,124	2,517	3,246
Newcastle upon Tyne	2,171	2,846	2,296	2,998	2,431	3,125	2,546	3,296	2,653	3,426
North Tyneside	2,015	2,664	2,125	2,793	2,245	2,907	2,346	3,047	2,447	3,164
South Tyneside	2,121	2,780	2,232	2,900	2,360	3,022	2,468	3,179	2,576	3,315
Sunderland	2,089	2,744	2,203	2,871	2,330	2,989	2,423	3,128	2,530	3,259
Isles of Scilly	3,576	4,701	3,884	5,051	4,136	5,274	4,268	5,589	4,438	5,672
Bath and North East Somerset	1,933	2,483	2,041	2,606	2,158	2,715	2,238	2,830	2,316	2,927
City of Bristol	2,093	2,784	2,207	2,911	2,338	3,029	2,439	3,169	2,545	3,293
North Somerset	1,942	2,552	2,054	2,681	2,170	2,798	2,254	2,917	2,341	3,027
South Gloucestershire	1,902	2,496	2,004	2,619	2,115	2,726	2,190	2,839	2,272	2,944
Hartlepool	2,098	2,754	2,208	2,875	2,331	2,989	2,445	3,153	2,550	3,286
Middlesbrough	2,199	2,935	2,318	3,066	2,451	3,188	2,569	3,361	2,689	3,518
Redcar and Cleveland	2,105	2,739	2,218	2,866	2,343	2,986	2,437	3,117	2,542	3,253
Stockton-on-Tees	2,066	2,707	2,174	2,837	2,295	2,951	2,391	3,095	2,490	3,224
City of Kingston-upon-Hull	2,159	2,834	2,279	2,968	2,412	3,094	2,534	3,264	2,641	3,399
East Riding of Yorkshire	1,961	2,561	2,071	2,688	2,186	2,796	2,279	2,934	2,365	3,052
North East Lincolnshire	2,077	2,728	2,187	2,849	2,312	2,973	2,429	3,135	2,537	3,269
North Lincolnshire	2,039	2,673	2,155	2,806	2,278	2,925	2,375	3,073	2,464	3,199
North Yorkshire	2,006	2,602	2,117	2,732	2,235	2,841	2,332	2,983	2,429	3,097
York	1,946	2,585	2,058	2,700	2,172	2,808	2,263	2,939	2,351	3,040
Bedfordshire	2,055	2,696	2,179	2,835	2,285	2,933	2,390	3,081	2,522	3,241
Luton	2,244	2,958	2,380	3,111	2,498	3,215	2,607	3,363	2,742	3,523
Buckinghamshire	2,064	2,712	2,180	2,851	2,286	2,942	2,390	3,093	2,518	3,251
Milton Keynes	2,133	2,813	2,252	2,956	2,365	3,054	2,462	3,192	2,597	3,350
Derbyshire	1,952	2,564	2,057	2,682	2,173	2,789	2,266	2,923	2,363	3,047
Derby	2,085	2,747	2,197	2,865	2,323	2,981	2,432	3,136	2,532	3,264
Dorset	1,963	2,565	2,073	2,691	2,191	2,797	2,282	2,926	2,369	3,035
Poole	1,943	2,539	2,044	2,655	2,161	2,764	2,235	2,873	2,332	2,993
Bournemouth	2,033	2,650	2,148	2,774	2,271	2,884	2,361	3,015	2,448	3,127
Durham	2,043	2,685	2,159	2,824	2,283	2,941	2,390	3,095	2,493	3,220
Darlington	2,037	2,683	2,145	2,810	2,265	2,923	2,379	3,078	2,470	3,189
East Sussex	2,094	2,753	2,226	2,910	2,336	3,007	2,445	3,166	2,577	3,327
Brighton and Hove	2,173	2,847	2,303	3,001	2,418	3,101	2,528	3,256	2,670	3,425
Hampshire	2,007	2,630	2,124	2,776	2,229	2,869	2,327	3,014	2,451	3,168
Portsmouth	2,163	2,831	2,295	2,988	2,410	3,082	2,507	3,209	2,639	3,366
Southampton	2,179	2,888	2,310	3,036	2,424	3,133	2,534	3,296	2,679	3,468
Leicestershire	1,905	2,504	2,006	2,620	2,119	2,724	2,202	2,848	2,292	2,960
Leicester	2,208	2,898	2,332	3,035	2,470	3,167	2,577	3,327	2,693	3,467
Rutland	1,942	2,466	2,065	2,594	2,190	2,705	2,264	2,799	2,346	2,906
Staffordshire	1,935	2,533	2,037	2,653	2,151	2,759	2,237	2,884	2,329	3,001
Stoke-on-Trent	2,043	2,692	2,155	2,818	2,281	2,940	2,397	3,104	2,520	3,249
Wiltshire	1,988	2,602	2,092	2,731	2,209	2,845	2,292	2,971	2,383	3,078
Swindon	1,979	2,600	2,082	2,720	2,200	2,828	2,290	2,957	2,379	3,060
Bracknell Forest	2,101	2,755	2,231	2,909	2,340	3,015	2,433	3,159	2,562	3,327
Windsor and Maidenhead	2,095	2,708	2,228	2,859	2,343	2,954	2,452	3,108	2,582	3,271
West Berkshire	1,991	2,593	2,118	2,733	2,220	2,820	2,320	2,960	2,452	3,127
Reading	2,149	2,900	2,279	3,037	2,392	3,129	2,501	3,271	2,641	3,465
Slough	2,444	3,281	2,613	3,485	2,739	3,603	2,849	3,763	3,009	3,967
Wokingham	1,910	2,520	2,028	2,657	2,129	2,743	2,219	2,874	2,338	3,027
Cambridgeshire	1,990	2,608	2,104	2,734	2,224	2,844	2,313	2,964	2,408	3,074
Peterborough	2,100	2,751	2,222	2,886	2,356	3,019	2,463	3,169	2,569	3,302
Cheshire	1,953	2,543	2,058	2,663	2,173	2,772	2,257	2,898	2,348	3,009
Halton	2,130	2,812	2,235	2,946	2,369	3,068	2,480	3,224	2,592	3,364
Warrington	1,940	2,545	2,036	2,659	2,151	2,765	2,236	2,890	2,326	3,004
Devon	2,025	2,667	2,137	2,794	2,258	2,912	2,345	3,038	2,437	3,148
Plymouth	2,034	2,644	2,149	2,773	2,274	2,891	2,386	3,043	2,480	3,161
Torbay	2,056	2,687	2,163	2,811	2,285	2,927	2,385	3,077	2,474	3,189
Essex	2,103	2,761	2,228	2,907	2,337	3,001	2,441	3,147	2,572	3,308
Southend	2,133	2,808	2,264	2,955	2,378	3,045	2,489	3,201	2,620	3,363
Thurrock	2,238	2,938	2,373	3,096	2,488	3,192	2,597	3,350	2,727	3,511
Herefordshire	2,046	2,707	2,149	2,818	2,270	2,925	2,366	3,062	2,458	3,166
Worcestershire	1,957	2,558	2,051	2,664	2,168	2,772	2,256	2,902	2,346	3,012
Kent	2,105	2,759	2,227	2,902	2,337	2,995	2,443	3,149	2,572	3,313
Rochester and Gillingham	2,093	2,750	2,205	2,876	2,313	2,970	2,417	3,117	2,547	3,277
Lancashire	2,027	2,663	2,138	2,783	2,259	2,896	2,361	3,043	2,457	3,164
Blackburn	2,175	2,833	2,304	2,995	2,442	3,124	2,548	3,277	2,642	3,398
Blackpool	2,040	2,706	2,168	2,872	2,289	2,982	2,404	3,132	2,500	3,251
Nottinghamshire	1,968	2,610	2,077	2,709	2,196	2,818	2,291	2,962	2,385	3,077
Nottingham City	2,263	2,907	2,382	3,135	2,522	3,260	2,626	3,415	2,738	3,545
Shropshire	2,003	2,616	2,100	2,727	2,220	2,837	2,304	2,960	2,406	3,083
The Wrekin	2,063	2,704	2,166	2,820	2,288	2,937	2,389	3,087	2,489	3,211
Cornwall	2,057	2,698	2,162	2,820	2,283	2,934	2,369	3,058	2,468	3,187
Cumbria	2,022	2,644	2,133	2,774	2,255	2,887	2,357	3,032	2,453	3,154
Gloucestershire	1,977	2,584	2,081	2,703	2,199	2,816	2,282	2,935	2,374	3,045
Hertfordshire	2,135	2,788	2,257	2,927	2,370	3,023	2,474	3,170	2,605	3,334
Isle of Wight Council	2,166	2,840	2,288	2,981	2,397	3,075	2,520	3,257	2,654	3,442
Lincolnshire	2,041	2,675	2,149	2,802	2,269	2,914	2,359	3,041	2,455	3,160
Norfolk	2,042	2,675	2,153	2,802	2,276	2,909	2,378	3,051	2,477	3,176
Northamptonshire	1,999	2,620	2,104	2,739	2,222	2,850	2,308	2,974	2,400	3,084
Northumberland	2,016	2,638	2,120	2,765	2,240	2,877	2,332	3,014	2,433	3,134
Oxfordshire	2,047	2,669	2,178	2,815	2,291	2,918	2,397	3,070	2,531	3,237
Somerset	1,996	2,620	2,105	2,747	2,226	2,859	2,310	2,984	2,405	3,098
Suffolk	1,983	2,599	2,100	2,724	2,222	2,833	2,313	2,960	2,405	3,072
Surrey	2,109	2,763	2,228	2,897	2,337	2,988	2,436	3,127	2,575	3,299
Warwickshire	1,960	2,572	2,063	2,685	2,182	2,794	2,267	2,918	2,362	3,072
West Sussex	2,043	2,674	2,159	2,810	2,267	2,903	2,366	3,045	2,500	3,209
National average per pupil	2,130	2,782	2,248	2,918	2,372	3,031	2,474	3,175	2,588	3,314

Notes:

1. 2001-02 figures are provisional and are based on settlement figures which are currently subject to consultation with LEAs.

2. 1997-98 figures are notional for those authorities affected by LGR in 1998.

20 Dec 2000 : Column: 233W

20 Dec 2000 : Column: 233W

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