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Dáil Éireann debate -
Thursday, 27 Jun 2002

Vol. 553 No. 7

Written Answers. - Departmental Expenditure.

Richard Bruton

Question:

79 Mr. R. Bruton asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment the way in which spending in the first six months of 2002 compares to the budgeted profile for spending for each major programme of her Department's spending; and her forecast for year-end overruns. [15104/02]

As expenditure for June is not yet complete, my response is based on the outturn for the first five months of 2002. The attached table outlines the relationship between profiles and expenditure on my Department's major spending programmes between 1 January and 31 May 2002. The overrun of €2,798,000 represents 0.67% of the profiled expenditure for that period. On present indications, I am not anticipating any year-end overrun in relation to these programmes.

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Description

(a)Profile toend May

(b)Expenditureto end May

(c)=(b-a)Variance ofProfile fromExpenditure

€'000

€'000

€'000

B1

Forfás – Grant for Admin. and General Expenses

7,711

8,141

430

B2

The Trade and Business Development Body

1,397

1,869

472

C1

IDA – Grant for Admin. and General Expenses

10,600

11,700

1,100

C2

IDA – Grants to Industry

27,200

10,000

-17,200

C3

IDA – Grants for Building Operations

1,585

1,585

0

D1

Enterprise Ireland – Grant for Admin. and General Expenses

37,200

40,500

3,300

D2

Enterprise Ireland – Grant to Industry

12,800

14,900

2,100

F1

Science and Technology Development Programme

13,512

13,247

-265

F2

Technology Foresight

7,723

1,324

-6,399

G1

County Enterprise Development

17,901

14,264

-3,637

K1

FÁS – Administration and General Expenses

53,150

58,300

5,150

K2

FÁS – Training and Integration Supports

52,150

57,980

5,830

K3

FÁS – Employment Programmes

164,300

175,817

11,517

K4

FÁS – Capital

3,850

4,250

400

T

HSA – Grant for Admin. and Affairs

5,497

5,497

0

Total

416,576

419,374

2,798

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