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Dept	Model	Owned	Leased	Fuel type	Efficiency	Purpose used
DFP	Vauxhall Omega	6	—	Petrol	23 mpg	Ministerial/SCS business use
	Peugeot 607	4	—	Diesel	34 mpg	As above
	Peugeot 807	1	—	Diesel	25 mpg	As above
	Toyota Prius	2	—	Hybrid (pet/electric	54 mpg	As above
DETI	Peugeot 607	1	—	Diesel	30 mpg	Departmental business/courier
DHSSPS	Volvo S80	1	—	Petrol	23 mpg	Departmental business
	Renault Clio	—	1	Petrol	47 mpg	Used by Director of NI Clinical and Social Care Governance Support Team
DARD	Citroen Synergie	1	—	Diesel	35mpg	Departmental business - Sea Fisheries Inspectorate
	Toyota Landcruiser LC2	1	—	Diesel	36 mpg	Departmental business - Sea Fisheries Inspectorate
DSD	Audi A6 Tdi	1	—	Diesel	38.8 mpg	Departmental business
NIO	Volvo S80	—	3	Petrol	30 mpg	Departmental business
	Vauxhall Omega	1	—	Petrol	27 mg	Departmental business
	Vauxhall Vectra	1	—	Petrol	39 mpg	Departmental business
	Ford Mondeo	1	—	Petrol	39 mpg	Departmental business

Mark Durkan: To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland how much (a) the Department for Social Development and (b) the Department for Employment and Learning spent on the women’s community sector in each of the last five years, broken down by spending area. [78882]

Maria Eagle: The Department for Social Development has allocated £3,736,249 in total over the last five years to women’s organisations as set out in the following tables.

	£
2001-02	192,190
2002-03	342,472
2003-04	447,102
2004-05	969,212
2005-06	1,785,271
Total	3,736,247

	£
EU Programme for Building Sustainable Prosperity 2000-06 Measure 3.2 Advice and Information Services	96,318
EU Programme for Building Sustainable Prosperity 2000-06 Measure 3.3 Community Sustainability	116,626
The Social Inclusion/Community Regeneration Executive Programme Fund 2003-04, 2004-05	984,973
Rural Women’s Networks Programme 2005-06	293,775
Short Term Funding programme to Women’s Organisations Delivering Support and Services to Disadvantaged Communities 2005-06	1,034,412
Belfast Regeneration Office Funding to Women’s Sector Organisations	1,002,433
North West Development Office Funding to Women’s Sector Organisations	207,710
Total	3,736,247

Departmental Staff

Lady Hermon: To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland how many employees work in each of the Northern Ireland departments; and how many are employed (a) in each of the Northern Ireland departmental headquarters, broken down by location and (b) each of the other offices of each Department. [78560]

Mr. Hanson: The total number of employees (permanent and temporary), based on a head count, working in each of the 11 Northern Ireland Departments and NIO, including agencies, and in each of the departmental headquarters location at 1 January 2006 (20 June 2006 for NIO) was as follows;

Department	Location of headquarters	Total headcount at 1 January 2006	Headcount at HQ location at 1 January 2006
DARD	Dundonald House, Belfast. BT4	4,110	1,099
DETI	Netherleigh, Belfast. BT4	747	354
DE	Rathgael House, Bangor.	694	565
DRD	Clarence Court, Belfast. BT2	4,695	633
DOE	Clarence Court, Belfast. BT2	2,785	112
DFP	Rathgael House, Bangor	3,050	312
DHSSPS	Castle Buildings, Belfast. BT4	1,034	654
DCAL	Interpoint, Belfast. BT15	461	171
DEL	Adelaide House, Belfast, BT2	1,845	370
DSD	Lighthouse, Belfast BT	8,187	332
OFMDFM	Castle Buildings, Belfast. BT4	369	41
Sub Total		27,977	4,643
NIO(1) (inc NIPS)	Stormont Castle, Belfast BT4 (	3,744 (153)	73(8)
	(Dundonald House, Belfast. BT4)	—	217 (6)
Grand Total		31,721	4,933
(1) Total NIO headcount figures include NI Prison Service (NIPS) and both NICS and Home Civil Service (HCS) staff. The figures in brackets indicate the number of HCS staff included in each of the NIO totals. NIO and NIPS HQ figures are shown separately.

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I have placed in the Library a table showing the number of employees (permanent and temporary), based on a head count, working in departmental headquarters and each of the other offices of each Department.

Departmental Travel

David Simpson: To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland on how many occasions officials in (a) each Department in Northern Ireland and (b) the Northern Ireland Office have flown by (i) first class and (ii) business class in each of the last three years; and what the total cost was in each case. [75082]

Mr. Hanson: Details of how many occasions officials in (a) Northern Ireland Departments and (b) the Northern Ireland Office have flown by first class and business class to any destination are set out in the following tables.

(a) The figures in respect of officials in Northern Ireland Departments relate only to those booked through the NICS contracted booking agents during the period and do not include any travel booked through other channels as to obtain this information would be at disproportionate cost.

The current travel contract commenced on 1 October 2004 and details of all flights to any destination booked since that date are set out as follows. There were no first class flights booked during this period.

Table 1
	Business class 2004-05( 1)		Business class 2005-06
Department	Occasions	Cost (£)	Occasions	Cost (£)
DFP	300	85,775	539	158,951
DEL	25	7,460	18	14,186
DENI	5	1,469	5	1,316
DSD	220	64,056	379	104,706
DCAL	17	4,017	21	4,960
DHSSPS	205	55,761	381	102,608
DARD	384	115,153	571	185,097
DETI	99	34,218	172	49,090
DRD	231	65,407	443	126,591
DOE	(2—)	(2—)	(2—)	(2—)
OFMDFM	103	40,047	169	62,284
(1 )Information relates to the period 1 October 2004 to 31 March 2005 (2 )Figures included with DRD

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