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Departmental Expenditure Limit

The Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mr. Charles Clarke): Plans of changes to the Departmental Expenditure Limit ("DEL") and Administration Budget for 2005–06.

Subject to Parliamentary approval of the necessary Supplementary Estimate, the Home Office's Departmental Expenditure Limits for 2005–06 will be increased by £75,695,000 from £13,570,091,000 to £13,645,786,000 and the Administration Budget will be increased by £5,855,000 from £698,671,000 to £704,526,000.
 
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Within the DEL change, the impact on resources and capital are as set out in the following table:
£'000

New DEL
ChangeVotedNon-votedTotal
Resource:18,81310,821,0951,940,50212,761,597
of which:
Administration Budget5,855649,79854,728704,526
Capital36,531947,974250,0571,198,031
Less depreciation20,351-258,457-55,385-313,842
Total75,69511,510,6122,135,17413,645,786




*Depreciation, which forms part of resource DEL, is excluded from total DEL since capital DEL includes capital spending and to include depreciation of those assets would lead to double counting.





£000's

(a)TotalAdminProg
The change in the Resource element of the DEL arises from:18,8135,85512,958
End year flexibility totalling £100,000,000 comprising:100,00021,00079,000
£21,000,000 admin to section O for the departmental reform programme.21,00021,000
£970,000 programme to section F to cover the deliverance of 05–06 policy objectives and manage emerging pressures;970970
£30,000 programme to section F to cover programme management costs;3030
£15,000,000 programme to section G for the voluntary community sector Cross-Cutting Review Healthy Sector Change Up Grant;15,00015,000
£10,000,000 programme to the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority to cover additional costs required to alleviate caseload backlog pre 7/7;10,00010,000
£10,000,000 programme to section F for Crown prosecution Service charging;10,00010,000
£11,180,000 programme to section D for the police incentivisation scheme;11,18011,180
£1,820,000 programme to the National Crime Squad for the police incentivisation scheme;1,8201,820
£20,000,000 programme to section I to meet commitment to Probation Boards and address capacity pressures faced during 2005–06 and20,00020,000
£11,000,000 programme to section I to provide funding for the National Offender Management Information System.10,00010,000
Invest to Save budget totalling £2,455,000 comprising:2,45502,455
£100,000 programme to section B for ISB funded TEA project which deals with truancy exclusion and anti social behaviour;100100
£208,000 programme to section B for ISB funded Devon action against domestic violence and abuse project;208208
£48,000 programme to section M for ISB funded project 'Investing in a multi cultural Barnsley';4848
£228,000 programme to section M for ISB funded project dealing with rough sleeping in Westminster;228228
£298,000 programme to section M for ISB funded project 'Nationwide Refugee mentoring';298298
£395,000 programme to section I for ISB funded project to run a pilot virtual young offenders institution;395395
£517,000 programme to section I for ISB funded Children and Families Project;517517
£191,000 programme to section K for ISB funded West Yorkshire community chaplaincy project and191191
£470,000 programme to section K for ISB funded 'Family days and support' project.470470
DEL reserve claims of £20,000,000 comprising:20,000020,000
£5,000,000 programme to the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority to cover costs associated with the London bombings.5,0005,000
£15,000,000 programme to section A for additional police costs following the London terrorist incidents in July 2005.15,00015,000
Transfers from Other Government Departments totalling £16,032,000:16,0322,00014,032
£3,482,000 from the Crown Prosecution Service comprising:
£3,332,000 programme to section for the "No Witness No Justice" partnership programme to improve services to prosecution witnesses in criminal cases.3,3323,332
£150,000 programme to section F for development costs of the central witness bureau.150150
£2,150,000 from the Department for Constitutional Affairs comprising:
£2,000,000 admin to section F to provide area and central support for the local criminal justice boards and2,0002,000
£150,000 programme to section F for development costs of the central witness bureau.150150
£4,486,000 from the Department for Education and Skills comprising:
£1,002,000 programme to section E for substance misusetraining as part of the pooled budget for the Young Peoples Substance Misuse Partnership Grant;1,0021,002
£200,000 programme to section E in respect of Change Fund contribution to Young People Substance Misuse Partnership Grant;200200
£1,700,000 programme to section J for education funding for the contracted out prison estate;1,7001,700
£1,534,000 programme to section K for funding of education within the public sector prisons and1,5341,534
£4,500,000 from the Department of Health comprising:
£4,500,000 programme to section E for a contribution to the pooled budget for the Young Peoples Substance Misuse Partnership Grant.4,5004,500
£1,454,000 from HM Revenue and Customs comprising:
£1,454,000 programme to section D for project Cyclamen1,4541,454
£10,000 from the Scottish Executive comprising;
£10,000 programme to section D to help pay for the security measures at Holyrood House1010
Transfers to Other Government Departments totalling £119,967,000:-119,674-17,145-102,529
£35,255,000 to the Crown Prosecution Service comprising:
£14,000,000 programme from section F to provide additional resources to fund the charging programme;-14,000-14,000
£452,000 programme from section F to fund the development of Exchange Integration Service StreamRelease 1 (EXISS R1), an initiative to improve the integration of Criminal Justice IT; Systems-452-452
£1,487,000 programme from section F to provide support to the local criminal justice boards;-1,487-1,487
£287,000 programme from section E to fund resources in regional asset recovery teams;-287-287
£9,100,000 programme from section D to cover the Attorney General's costs of asset recovery work under the Proceeds Of Crime Act 2002;-9,100-9,100
£8,350,000 programme from section K and £350,000 programme from section F to provide additional resources for the compass case management system information technology programme and-8,700-8,700
£1,229,000 programme from section A to support joint working and improve effective use of enforcement measures for anti social behaviour orders.-1,229-1,229
£27,545,000 to the Department for Constitutional Affairs comprising:
£23,780,000 programme from section A for criminal justice IT funding;-23,780-23,780
£215,000 programme from section F to support the work of the Essex local criminal justice board and-215-215
£3,550,000 programme from section F to provide additional resources for the Effective Trial Management Programme (ETMP) information technology programme.-3,550-3,550
£1,231,000 to the Department for Education and Skills comprising:
£1,231,000 programme from Section G for the Youth Volunteering Challenge.-1,231-1,231
£340,000 to the Department for Transport comprising:
£340,000 admin from section F to contribute towards the funding of the development of the Libra Restart Project-340-340
£33,228,000 to the Department of Health comprising:
£505,000 programme from Section G for the ChangeUp Public Service Priority Programme;-505-505
£18,985,000 programme from section K for additional funding;-18,985-18,985
£105,000 programme from section O for the provision of a dedicated web site for Hospital Security issues;-105-105
£12,300,000 programme from section L as a contribution to the pooled drug treatment budget 2005/06, to support the treatment and testing components of Drug Treatment and Testing Orders and drug rehabilitation requirements and-12,300-12,300
£1,333,000 programme from section E for Drugs Intervention Programme related costs.-1,333-1,333
£1,000,000 to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office comprising:
£1,000,000 programme from section D for Afghanistan related counter narcotic work.-1,000-1,000
£300,000 to the Food Standards Agency comprising:
£300,000 programme from section D to research the survivability of CB agents in bottled water and packaged food.-300-300
£3,120,000 to HM Revenue and Customs comprising:
£3,120,000 programme from section D for the maintenance of a cash forfeiture litigation team, and to cover expenditure in the regional asset recovery teams, money laundering teams and document exploitation teams.-3,120-3,120
£580,000 to the National Assembly for Wales comprising:
£516,000 admin from section B for crime reduction teams and-516-516
£64,000 admin from Section G for funding staff at Government Offices to administer community cohesion grant programmes.-64-64
£17,368,000 to the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister comprising:
£7,425,000 admin from section B for crime reduction teams in the Government Offices;-7,425-7,425
£4,836,000 admin from section E for the pay and administration costs of the former Drug Prevention Advisory Service following its integration in the Government Offices for the Regions;-4,836-4,836
£1,803,000 admin from section E for administration costs of the Capacity Building (Criminal Justice Intervention Programme) in the Government Offices for the Regions;-1,803-1,803
£380,000 admin from Section G for funding staff at Government Offices to administer ACU grant programmes;-380-380
£981,000 admin from Section G for funding staff at Government Offices to administer Communities Group grant programmes;-981-981
£800,000 admin from Section G for funding staff at Government Offices to administer community cohesion grant programmes;-800-800
£850,000 programme from Section G for the ChangeUp Public Service Priority Programme;-850-850
(b)CAPITAL
The change in the Capital element of the DEL arises from:36,531
End year flexibility totalling £7,924,000 comprising:7,924
£1,924,000 capital to section D for Police CT Project;1,924
£3,000,000 capital to section D for data retention by Communication Service Providers, part of the Anti Terrorism Crime and Security Act.3,000
£3,000,000 capital to section N for IT projects.3,000
Transfers from Other Government Departments totalling £16,900,000:16,900
£16,900,000 from the Department for Constitutional Affairs comprising:
£16,310,000 capital to section A for criminal justice IT funding and16,310
£590,000 capital to section K to provide additional resources for the Offender Management National Infrastructure (OMNI) information technology programme.590
Transfer to other Governments Department totalling £13,033,000 comprising:
£3,480,000 to the Department for Constitutional Affairs comprising:-3,480
£3,480,000 capital from section F to provide additional resources for Effective Trial Management Programme (ETMP) information technology programme.-3,480
Invest to Save budget totalling £187,000 comprising:187
£4,000 capital to section B for ISB funded Devon action against domestic violence and abuse project;4
£5,000 capital to section M for ISB funded project 'Tranfser of capital to IND for ISB Multi cultural Barnsley;5
£1,000 capital to section M for ISB funded project 'Nationwide Refugee mentoring';1
£93,000 capital to section I for ISB funded Children and Families Project;93
£70,000 capital to section K for ISB funded West Yorkshire community chaplaincy project and70
£14,000 capital to section K for ISB funded 'Family days and support' project.14
DEL reserve claim totalling £15,000,000 comprising:15,000
In section M, £15,000,000 capital re-profiled from 2007–08 to 2005–06 for biovisa funding.15,000

 
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