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All figures in £000
Wages and Salaries April 2006 May 2006 June 2006 July 2006 August 2006 September 2006

Salaries—Permanent

9,226

9,330

9,547

10,305

8,841

9,467

Salaries—Secondees

0

54

19

-6

14

19

Salaries—Casuals

16

34

3

39

57

12

Hire of Agency Staff

Hire of Agency Staff (Professional/Management)

68

188

223

280

155

98

Hire of Agency Staff (Clerical/Secretariat/Other)

116

136

372

125

123

84

Salaries Permanent

9,226

9,330

9,547

10,305

8,841

9,467

Salaries for Secondees and Casuals

16

88

22

33

71

31

Agency staff total

184

324

595

405

278

182


Wages and Salaries October 2006 November 2006 December 200 6 January 200 7 February 200 7 March 200 7

Salaries—Permanent

9,141

8,789

11,021

9,390

8,873

10,009

Salaries—Secondees

41

16

-1

54

-11

21

Salaries—Casuals

34

28

42

22

-25

17

Hire of Agency Staff

0

Hire of Agency Staff (Professional/Management)

285

170

241

167

362

86

Hire of Agency Staff (Clerical/Secretariat/Other)

45

78

87

110

53

150

Salaries Permanent

9,141

8,789

11,021

9,390

8,873

10,009

Salaries for Secondees and Casuals

75

44

41

76

-36

38

Agency staff total

330

248

328

277

415

236



23 Apr 2008 : Column 2055W

23 Apr 2008 : Column 2056W
All figures in £000
Wages and Salaries April 2007 May 2007 June 2007 July 2007 August 2007 September 2007

Salaries—Permanent

8,468

8,764

8,590

8,217

8,378

8,896

Salaries—Secondees

0

-2

20

0

2

10

Salaries—Casuals

15

13

21

21

23

42

Hire of Agency Staff

Hire of Agency Staff (Professional/Management)

25

118

88

114

107

139

Hire of Agency Staff (Clerical/Secretariat/Other)

60

102

93

88

67

102

Salaries Permanent

8,468

8,764

8,590

8,217

8,378

8,896

Salaries for Secondees and Casuals

15

11

41

21

25

52

Agency staff total

85

220

181

202

174

241


Wages and Salaries October 2007 November 2007 December 2007 January 2008 February 2008 March 2008

Salaries—Permanent

9,247

9,382

13,232

9,190

9,619

9,040

Salaries—Secondees

13

7

28

15

1

78

Salaries—Casuals

27

52

22

2

18

21

Hire of Agency Staff

Hire of Agency Staff (Professional/Management)

414

182

235

224

152

310

Hire of Agency Staff (Clerical/Secretariat/Other)

124

154

150

143

133

157

Salaries Permanent

9,247

9,382

13,232

9,190

9,619

9,040

Salaries for Secondees and Casuals

40

59

50

17

19

99

Agency staff total

538

336

385

367

285

467


Energy: Finance

Mr. Ingram: To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform pursuant to the answer of 27 March 2008, Official Report, column 334W, on renewable energy: finance, whether his Department has received any transfer of funds from the fossil fuel levy since 2004; and if he will make a statement. [199308]

Malcolm Wicks [holding answer 21 April 2008]: The Department has not received any transfer of funds from the Fossil Fuel Levy, or the Fossil Fuel Levy account other than that referred to in my previous answer.

Fuel Poverty

Mark Williams: To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform what assessment he has made of the effects of the cost of (a) heating oil and (b) other fuels on levels of fuel poverty; and if he will make a statement. [200270]

Malcolm Wicks: Fuel poverty is caused by the interaction of a number of factors with the energy efficiency status of the property, the cost of energy and the household income are three of the most prominent. The impact of these three factors are shown within “The UK Fuel Poverty Strategy; 5th Annual Progress Report 2007” (available online at http://www.berr.gov.uk/files/file42720.pdf).

Official fuel poverty figures take into account these factors including the cost of the main heating fuel, the type of heating system and the occupancy of the household. Comparison of the costs to heat a property used in the modelling of fuel poverty are sourced from the Sutherland Comparative Domestic Heating Cost tables, available under copyright through http://www.sutherlandtables.co.uk/. However, the effect of separate fuels’ prices is not available.


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