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Written question asked by Lord Willetts (Conservative) on Tuesday, 16 January 2001, in the House of Commons. It was due for an answer on Tuesday, 23 January 2001. It was answered by Hugh Bayley (Labour) on Tuesday, 23 January 2001 on behalf of the Department of Social Security.


Dept of Social Security

Question
To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security, how much funding the Government provided to Motability in each year since it was founded, broken down into (a) the equipment fund, (b) the administration fund and (c) any other payments. - Table given.
Answer

Mr. Willetts: To ask the Secretary of State for Social Security how much funding the Government provided to Motability in each year since it was founded, broken down into (a) the equipment fund, (b) the administration fund and (c) any other payments. [146346] Mr. Bayley: The information is as follows: Details of funding allocated to Motability since the scheme's inception £000 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Mobility equipment fund/drivers Administration Other fund 1977-78 -- 12 -- 1978-79 -- 168 -- 1979-80 -- 229 -- 1980-81 -- 290 -- 1981-82 -- 310 -- 1982-83 -- 333 -- 1983-84 -- 336 -- 1984-85 -- 348 -- 1985-86 -- 517 -- 1986-87 -- 660 -- 1987-88 -- 682 -- 1988-89 -- 780 -- 1989-90 -- 516 {1}5,000 1990-91 -- 1,112 -- 1991-92 1,000 1,797 -- 1992-93 1,000 1,835 -- 1993-94 2,000 2,085 -- 1994-95 3,000 3,940 -- 1995-96 3,000 4,069 -- 1996-97 3,000 4,488 -- 1997-98 3,000 4,646 -- 1998-99 3,000 4,646 -- 1999-2000 4,000 3,897 -- 2000-01 5,700 2,200 -- _________________________________________________________________________________________________. {1} Interest-free loan to establish the Tenth Anniversary Trust


Secondary information

Type
Written question
Reference
146346; 361 c506W;361 c508W
Session
2000-01
Subjects
Disability Disability aids Finance Government assistance Motability scheme
Contains statistics
Yes
Link
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