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Capital Expenditure Programme

Dáil Éireann Debate, Thursday - 11 October 2018

Thursday, 11 October 2018

Questions (146)

Charlie McConalogue

Question:

146. Deputy Charlie McConalogue asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine the capital spend to date in 2018 including the capital carry-over from 2017 by subhead; the provision under each subhead including the capital carry-over from 2017 provided for in the Revised Estimates Volume for 2018; the details of overspends or underspends under each subhead; the action to be taken to deal with them; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [41661/18]

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The following table shows the allocations for each capital sub-head for 2018 and expenditure to end September 2018:

Subhead

Expenditure Capital

2018 Allocation REV€000

Spend to end Sept 2018€000

A.2

Administrative capital (Share attributed to Programme A)

3,590

1439

A.3

Food Safety, Animal Health Programme

0

0

B.2

Administrative capital (Share attributed to Programme B)

1,269

330

B.3

Agri-Environmental Schemes

1,000

148

B.5

Development of Agriculture & Food ( Farm).

76,200

47614

B.10

Forestry ( includes €23.8m carry –over from 2017)

103,356

84275

C.2

Administrative capital - (Share attributed to Programme C)

247

64

C.4

Development of Ag & Food (Non-farm).

12,100

4861

C.5

Teagasc

5,150

3300

C.7

Horse and Greyhound Racing Fund

11,544

11544

C.10

Other Services ( Johnstown Castle Restoration)

1,000

1000

D.2

Administrative capital - (Share attributed to Programme D)

294

76

D.3

Fisheries

22,362

8635

D.4

Marine Institute

10,000

7870

D.5

Bord Iascaigh Mhara

13,100

3755

D.6

Sea Fisheries Protection Authority

750

55

D.7

Haulbowline Island Remediation

10,000

4823

Total Budget: Total

271,962

179790

It is not possible to be certain about expenditure for year end. Between now and year end, my Department will continue to manage its voted resources to seek the best possible outturn for the year. However, I envisage there will be some capital available from 2018 to be carried over for use in 2019.

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