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Departmental Communications

Matthew Taylor: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport what the total expenditure on communications for her Department has been in 2003–04, broken down by expenditure on (a) Government Information and Communication Service staff and (b) other staff, broken down by (i) press officers, (ii) special advisers and (iii) others. [158208]

Mr. Caborn: The total expenditure on communications in my Department in 2003–04 was £927,744. This figure includes staff costs for the Group Head, the Press Office, the Promotions and Publicity Unit and administrative support staff. A break down of this figure between competencies, or by membership of the Government Information and Communication Service could be provided only at disproportionate cost.

The totals, do not include costs for special advisers, figures for which are given on an annual basis. Information for the year 2003–04 will be published in due course.

Matthew Taylor: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport how many staff were employed in the Department to work in the communications field, and what the total expenditure on communications for the Department was, broken
 
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down by (a) Government Information and Communication Service staff and (b) other staff, broken down by (i) press officers, (ii) special advisers and (iii) others, in (A) 1994–95, (B) 1996–97, (C) 1997–98 and (D) 2001–02. [168683]

Mr. Caborn: The information requested could be provided only at disproportionate cost.

Press Officers

Mr. Laws: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport how many press officers were employed in her Department in each year from 1990– 91 to 2003–04; what the total cost was in each year; and if she will make a statement. [162854]

Mr. Caborn: Numbers of press officers employed in each year from 1992–93 when the Department came into existence are as follows. Total cost for each year is available only for 2002–03 and 2003–04 as the information requested for earlier years could be provided only at disproportionate cost.
NumberTotal cost (£)
1992–937
1993–947
1994–957
1995–967
1996–977
1997–987
1998–999
1999–20008
2000–019
2001–028
2002–039459,952
2003–0410552,677

DEFENCE

Civil Servants

Bob Spink: To ask the Secretary of State for Defence if he will list for each civil service grade within his (a) Department and (b) Department's executive agencies, the total number of staff employed, broken down by (i) gender, (ii) ethnic group and (iii) age group; and how many are registered disabled. [166394]

Mr. Caplin: Information on Ministry of Defence civilian staff is given in United Kingdom Defence Statistics 2003 a copy of which is available in the House
 
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of Commons Library. Summary data for the civil service as a whole are published in the Civil Service Statistics 2002 publication. The 2003 edition will be published in summer 2004. The further information requested for the Ministry of Defence is given in the following tables:
Number of civilian staff in Ministry of Defence by gender, ethnic origin and disability (excludes trading funds and agencies

Ministry of Defence
1 March 2004MaleFemaleEthnic minorities(2)Disabled(3)
SCS20020
Band B1,1602503030
Band C6,8102,170160360
Band D4,4503,020190300
Band E6,86011,010540680
Industrial(5)6,9102,220120460
Other(6)301030
Grand total26,41018,6901,0401,870

Number of civilian staff in Ministry of Defence agencies and trading funds by gender, ethnic origin and disability

Agencies and trading funds
1 March 2004MaleFemaleEthnic minorities(2)Disabled(3)
SCS7010
Band B9701602020
Band C5,8902,000150320
Band D4,6102,260140300
Band E5,3406,890320460
Industrial(5)4,12087080340
Other(6)
Total21,00012,2007101,440
Trading Funds3, 49,4002,010110400
Grand total30,40014,2108201,850


(2)   Figures for ethnic minorities represent those who have declared themselves to be a member of an ethnic minority group. A total of 14,340 staff in the agencies and trading funds, and 12,550 in the remainder of the Ministry of Defence had not declared their ethnicity.
(3)   Figures for disabled staff represent those who have declared themselves to be disabled. A total of 14,830 civilian staff in the agencies and trading Hinds, and 16,320 in the remainder of the Ministry of Defence had not declared their disability status.
(4)   A breakdown by Grade is not available for Trading Funds.
(5)   Industrial and Trading Funds data are based on estimates from November 2003.
(6)   Other grade includes industrials on temporary promotion, and unknowns.
Notes:
1.   Figures are headcount and have been rounded to the nearest 10 to preserve confidentiality.
2.   Dashes represent numbers between 0 and 5.




Number of civilian staff in Ministry of Defence by age and grade (excludes trading funds and agencies): As at 1 March 2004

Grade16–2425–2930–3435–3940–4445–49
SCS102040
Band B2070180220300
Band C603607301,2201,4901,450
Band D3805708701,1201,2201,080
Band E1,5401,2201,9502,5202,5602,260
Industrial(10)3803006601,0701,4801,430
Other(11)








 
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Grade50–5455–5960–6465+UnknownGrand total
SCS805010220
Band B330260301,420
Band C1,4601750330208,980
Band D1,050980170107,460
Band E2,24024201100301017,870
Industrial(10)1,4001410970209,120
Other(11)1030
Grand total6,5706,8702,730803045,100

Number of civilian staff in Ministry of Defence agencies and trading funds age by grade: As at 1 March 2004

Grade16,2425–2930–3435–3940–4445–49
SCS1020
Band B30120220230
Band C403206901,0801,3601,390
Band D2904406709601,1901,200
Band E1,3108701,1601,8101,8401,610
Industrial(10)350210360510710730
Other(11)
Total1,9901,8402,9104,4705,3205,180
Trading funds3,49801,1001,3901,6001,7201,550
Grand total2,9702,9404,3006,0707,0406,730

Grade50–5455–5960–6465+UnknownGrand total
SCS202080
Band B290210301,130
Band C1,3701,29031010107,890
Band D9909002306,870
Band E1,4901,530600101012,230
Industrial(10)700850580104,990
Other(11)10
Total4,8704,8001,740302033,190
Trading funds4,31,3801,2604301011,420
Grand total6,2506,0602,180402044,610


(7)   Figures for ethnic minorities represent those who have declared themselves to be a member of an ethnic minority group.
A total of 14,340 staff in the agencies and trading funds, and 12,550 in the remainder of the Ministry of Defence had not declared their ethnicity.
(8)   Figures for disabled staff represent those who have declared themselves to be disabled.
A total of 14,830 civilian staff in the agencies and trading funds, and 16,320 in the remainder of the Ministry of Defence had not declared their disability status.
(9)   A breakdown by Grade is not available for Trading Funds.
(10)   Industrial and Trading Funds data are based on estimates from November 2003.
(11)   Other grade includes industrials on temporary promotion, and unknowns.
Notes:
1.   Figures are headcount and have been rounded to the nearest 10 to preserve confidentiality.
2. Dashes represent numbers between 0 and 5.





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