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Departmental Expenditure

Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 7 December 2010

Tuesday, 7 December 2010

Ceisteanna (277, 278)

Aengus Ó Snodaigh

Ceist:

280 Deputy Aengus Ó Snodaigh asked the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government the size of the underspend, if any, for each of the budget lines or grant aided projects administered by him so far this year and a breakdown of the budget line or project money spent in the month of November. [46149/10]

Amharc ar fhreagra

Freagraí scríofa

The Revised Estimates for Public Services 2010 provide a capital allocation to my Department for this year of €1,509.103m and a current allocation of €686.380m. Capital expenditure by my Department to 3 December 2010 is €925.016m and current expenditure is €560.543m. Details of the allocations and spend across the various programmes within my Department's remit are set out in the following table.

Programme Area

2010 Capital Estimate

Capital Expenditure to 03/12/2010

Capital expenditure in November

2010 Current Estimate

Current Expenditure to 03/12/2010

Current expenditure in November

€,000

€,000

€,000

€,000

€,000

€,000

Administration

A.1 to A.8 Administrative Budget

1,843

1,203

351

81,802

68,966

6,292

Housing

B.1 Social Housing Provision and Support

550,500

324,597

111,233

279,057

192,177

10,297

B.2 Local Authority Estate Regeneration and Remedial Works

240,000

87,660

12,454

1,375

0

0

B.3 Private Housing Adaptation Grants and Other Supports

89,500

61,839

10,359

4,632

4,085

196

Water

C.1 Water Services

508,000

361,849

45,176

Environment

D.1 Environmental Protection Agency

1,500

592

0

25,515

21,494

2,816

D.2 Environmental Radiation Policy

304

250

0

4,281

3,045

0

D.3 Subscriptions to International Organisations

0

4,116

4,122

15

D.4 Carbon Fund

33,223

32,870

0

D.5 International Climate Change Commitments

0

1,300

0

0

Waste Management

E.2 Landfill Remediation

4,000

1,264

0

Local Government

F.1 Local Government Fund

226,403

226,403

0

F.2 Fire and Emergency Services

18,000

16,156

3,862

1,250

232

31

F.3 Local Authority Library and Archive Service

7,300

2,982

1,027

1,600

1,273

230

F.4 Community and Social Inclusion

1,600

221

0

4,055

1,175

0

F.5 Disability Services

7,700

6,840

4,918

500

382

279

F.6 Economic & Social Disadvantage (Dormant A/C)

1,000

719

0

Heritage

G.1 Grant For Heritage Council

4,500

3,017

1,105

3,982

3,102

728

G.2 Built Heritage

11,500

4,898

1,668

4,715

2,092

305

G.3 Natural Heritage (NPWS)

14,200

5,860

1,450

17,385

14,381

1,884

G.4 Irish Heritage Trust

436

304

0

Planning

H.1 An Bord Pleanála

13,029

11,840

898

H.2 Planning Tribunal

5,984

2,745

313

H.3 Urban Regeneration

102

0

H.4 Tidy Towns Competition

289

296

0

H.5 Planning & Development

237

153

0

H.6 Foreshore

1,012

133

41

Other Services

I.1 Irish Water Safety Association

539

539

135

I.2 Miscellaneous Services

15,331

12,918

2,632

1,886

885

56

Total

1,509,103

925,016

196,235

686,380

560,543

24,516

Denis Naughten

Ceist:

281 Deputy Denis Naughten asked the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government if he will release funding under the capital assistance budget, to enable Domestic Violence Advocacy Service to set up a refuge in Sligo Town; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [46207/10]

Amharc ar fhreagra

Under my Department's Capital Assistance Scheme (CAS), funding of up to 100% of the approved cost is available for the provision of housing to meet the accommodation needs for persons with specific categories of need, including older people, persons with an intellectual, physical or mental health disability, homeless persons, victims of domestic violence etc. All of the €145 million CAS provision for 2010 is committed at this stage. Approvals were largely based on the prioritisation afforded to individual proposals by local authorities.

It is intended to issue a call for proposals in the course of 2011 for new projects to be included in the ongoing CAS work programme. In the case of proposals for new housing projects in Sligo town, it will be a matter for Sligo Borough Council to submit a prioritised list of projects for inclusion in the programme having regard to the merit of the proposals received and the extent to which proposals will meet local housing needs.

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