Select Committee on Home Affairs Additional Written Evidence


60.  Fourteenth supplementary memorandum submitted by the Immigration and Nationality Directorate, Home Office

ANALYSIS OF IND BUDGET: 2006-07

  The net IND Resource budget is just under £1.5 billion and can be analysed into the following major areas:

—    Asylum. £655 million. Mostly asylum support costs, also the cost of processing asylum applications and related appeals.

—    Operations. £506 million. This includes border control, including development of the e-Borders programme; enforcement and removals; and detention, including operating costs of removals centres.

—    Managed Migration. Direct costs £106 million; less income of £203 million (income covers direct costs, as well as an apportionment of relevant overhead costs).

—    Policy, Intelligence and Change and Reform: £86 million.

—    Corporate Services (including IT and accommodation costs, also non-cash costs (capital charges and depreciation)): £337 million.

  In addition, the Department for Constitutional Affairs has a budget of £197 million (subject to confirmation), within the overall Single Asylum Budget.

  These figures exclude capital expenditure. Budgets are liable to adjustment during the year in response to operational priorities.

David Stephens

IND Director Resource Management

July 2006





 
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