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Community Punishment Orders

Volume 404: debated on Thursday 1 May 2003

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To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what funding is available for community punishment orders in each probation service area; and if he will make a statement. [109593]

The budget for each probation area for 2003–04 is set out in the table.The budget given to each area is a general grant and is not hypothecated for community punishment orders nor any other activity.The National Probation Service (NPS) has been piloting an enhanced community punishment scheme. Plans are in place for this to be rolled out to all probation areas in 2003–04. The national budget settlement for 2003–04 included an additional £9 million to support the implementation of Enhanced Community Punishment (ECP).

Probation areas showing main service budgets for 2003–04
£000
Avon and Somerset13,613
Bedfordshire5,440
Cambridgeshire5,760
Cheshire10,393
Cumbria5,290
Derbyshire9,120
Devon and Cornwall13,670
Dorset5,620
Durham7,460
Essex13,381
Gloucestershire5,080
Hampshire15,560
Hertfordshire7,797
Humberside10,620
Kent14,620
Lancashire16,410
Leicestershire9,350
Lincolnshire6,200
Norfolk7,139
Northamptonshire5,820
North Yorkshire6,603
Nottinghamshire12,120
Staffordshire9,610
Suffolk6,031
Surrey6,910
Sussex11,546
Teeside8,420
Thames Valley16,915
Warwickshire4,220
West Mercia9,880
Wiltshire5,293
Greater Manchester33,980
Merseyside20,250
Northumbria19,969
South Yorkshire16,956
West Midlands35,050
West Yorkshire27,280
Greater London96,690
Dyfed-Powys5,572
Gwent7,723
North Wales7,666
South Wales16,990
Total574,017