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Question reference: S1W-00257

  • Asked by: Elaine Smith, MSP for Coatbridge and Chryston, Scottish Labour
  • Date lodged: 25 June 1999
  • Current status: Answered by Iain Gray on 9 July 1999

Question

To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will provide a detailed breakdown of the allocation that each local authority will receive of the additional #5 million over each of the next 3 years earmarked for increasing the provision of respite care in Scotland.


Answer

The Grant Aided Expenditure shares for 1999-2000 of the £5.1 million provided to assist the development of respite care and other services to help carers are set out below. GAE allowances are not expenditure guidelines and it is for individual authorities to determine the level of expenditure on particular services and client groups.GAE Share of Carers/Respite Care Allowances 1999-2000

Council

1999-2000 GAE Allocation*% Share
£000
Aberdeen City2114.1%
Aberdeenshire1923.8%
Angus1202.3%
Argyll & Bute1062.1%
Clackmannanshire 491.0%
Dumfries & Galloway1533.0%
Dundee City1683.3%
East Ayrshire1252.4%
East Dunbartonshire 851.7%
East Lothian 901.8%
East Renfrewshire 741.5%
Edinburgh, City of4538.9%
Eilean Siar 360.7%
Falkirk1362.7%
Fife3557.0%
Glasgow City69013.5%
Highland1983.9%
Inverclyde 931.8%
Midlothian 681.3%
Moray 801.6%
North Ayrshire1432.8%
North Lanarkshire3096.1%
Orkney Islands 190.4%
Perth & Kinross1392.7%
Renfrewshire1643.2%
Scottish Borders1202.4%
Shetland Islands 210.4%
South Ayrshire1242.4%
South Lanarkshire2785.5%
Stirling 821.6%
West Dunbartonshire 941.8%
West Lothian1232.4%
Scotland5100100.0%

In addition, there is £5m this financial year for implementing "Modernising Community Care: An Action Plan", a significant element of which is development of respite care. This is expected to increase each year, with the allocation to each authority in future years dependent on their performance in implementing the Action Plan.