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Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 31 January 2023

Tuesday, 31 January 2023

Questions (168)

Louise O'Reilly

Question:

168. Deputy Louise O'Reilly asked the Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment if a breakdown of the capital and current budget allocations for Programme A Jobs and Enterprise Development of Budget 2023 Expenditure Report will be provided, in tabular form. [4489/23]

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The table below details the current and capital budget allocations to my Department across Programme A – Jobs and Enterprise Development as published in the Revised Estimates Volume 2023.

Programme A – Jobs and Enterprise Development

Subhead

Current

Capital

Total

 

€,000

€,000

€,000

A.1 Administration - Pay

15,061

 

15,061

A.2 Administration - Non Pay

3,402

 

3,402

A.3 Agency Legacy Pensions

40,170

 

40,170

A.4 Intertrade Ireland

2,686

8,900

11,586

A.5 IDA Ireland

60,701

177,300

238,001

A.6 NSAI - G-I-A for Admin & Gen Exps

9,834

500

10,334

A.7 Enterprise Ireland

99,664

120,703

220,367

A.8 Local Enterprise Development

11,981

35,816

47,797

A.9 Temporary Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme

 

5,000

5,000

A.10 Matching Funding For Interreg

 

1,389

1,389

A.11 Subscriptions to International Organisations

3,650

 

3,650

A.12 Commissions, Committees and Special Inquiries

201

 

201

A.13 Legal Costs and Other Services

130

 

130

A.14 SBCI Loan Schemes

 

1

1

A.15 Humanitarian Relief Scheme

 

1

1

A.16 Micro Finance Ireland

 

1

1

A.17 National Design Centre

 

1

1

A.18 Temporary Business Energy Support Scheme - TBESS

649,130

 

649,130

Programme Total

896,610

349,612

1,246,222

The table reflects the allocation as published in the 2023 Revised Estimates Volume.  It does not include capital monies allocated from the €54.5 million in unspent capital appropriations which were carried over from 2022 for use in 2023 in accordance with the provisions of Section 91 of the Finance Act, 2004.

A number of the Department’s Agencies also generate own Resource Income from activities that they undertake, which subject to the approval of the Minister for Public expenditure and Reform they may retain for use on programme activity.

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