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Dept for Education and Skills

Answer

Mr. Andrew Turner: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills which local education authorities failed to passport increases in education SSA; and what the extent of the shortfall was in each of the years 1999-2000 to 2002-03. [63890] Mr. Miliband: [holding answer 24 June 2002]: The names of the local education authorities which failed to passport increases in the education SSA were published in the LEAs' Local Schools Budgets Comparative Tables for each of the years 1999-2000 to 2002-03. The information requested is listed by each of the years in question. 1999-2000 Bath and North East Somerset Birmingham Blackpool Brighton and Hove Cornwall Darlington Doncaster East Riding of Yorkshire Gateshead Haringey Herefordshire Kingston upon Hull Knowsley Lambeth Lancashire Leicestershire Lewisham Merton Milton Keynes Newcastle upon Tyne North Somerset Redbridge Redcar and Cleveland Richmond upon Thames Somerset Southampton South Gloucestershire St. Helens Swindon Trafford Walsall Waltham Forest West Sussex Wigan Passporting shortfall: £24,078,000 2000-01 Barnet Brent North Somerset Redbridge Salford Somerset Southwark Passporting shortfall: £8,578,000 2001-02 Brent Bristol Harrow Northumberland North Somerset Swindon Wolverhampton York Passporting shortfall: £7,268,000 2002-03 Bedfordshire Brent Bromley East Riding of Yorkshire East Sussex Essex Hackney Hounslow Newcastle North Tyneside Poole Reading Rutland Slough Southampton Southwark South Gloucestershire Wolverhampton Passporting shortfall: £30,793,000.

Secondary information

Type

Written question

Reference

388 c15-7W; 63890

Session

2001-02

Subjects

Finance Education Increases Local education authorities Standard spending assessments

Contains statistics

Yes

Link

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