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To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what expenditure HM Revenue and Customs has incurred in operating x-ray scanners to tackle tobacco smuggling in each year since 2010-11.
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what expenditure HM Revenue and Customs has incurred in operating x-ray scanners to tackle tobacco smuggling in each year since 2010-11.
It is not possible to provide the requested breakdown of the total HM Revenue and Customs spent on salaries for staff employed on tackling tobacco smuggling in the way requested. The total costs for each year are as follows:
Salary Cost (millions) 2010-11 | Salary cost (millions) 2011-12 | Salary cost (millions) 2012-13 | Salary cost (millions) 2013-14 | |
Total | £37.044 | £36.882 | £35.734 | £37.731 |
HM Revenue and Customs does not operate any x-ray scanners. Border Force has responsibility for the operation of x-ray scanners as part of the joint strategy to tackle tobacco smuggling.
HM Revenue and Customs total expenditure on tobacco work since 2010-11 is detailed in the table below. This includes administration and policy, as well as enforcement.
HMRC Activity | 2010-11 | 2011-12
| 2012-13
| 2013-14
|
Total expenditure on tobacco work (millions) | £65.750 | £68.918 | £67.641 | £76.000 |
It is not possible to provide the staff information in the format requested. However, the total figures are set out below:
HMRC Activity | 2010/11 Full Time Equivalent | 2011/12 Full Time Equivalent | 2012/13 Full Time Equivalent | 2013/14 Full Time Equivalent |
Total | 758 | 777 | 777 | 832 |
For the year 2012/13, the UK cigarette illicit market was reported at 9%, which is half the level seen a decade ago. The illicit market share for hand-rolling tobacco is 36%, lower than in 2010/11 and significantly lower than the level seen in 2008/09, when it was 50 per cent.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health how many bone density scanning machines were available in each region of the UK in each of the last five years.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health how many bone density scanning machines were available in each region of the UK in each of the last five years.
The Department is responsible only for health services in England and data related to the number of bone density scanning machines in England is not held centrally.