Government spending through the Department for Constitutional Affairs (DCA) hit £3.67bn in its last year of existence, the now-defunct body's annual accounts reveal. The figure, which marks a 2.6% increase on spending during 2005-06, comes in addition to DCA grants of £21.8bn and £11.7bn to Scotland and Wales respectively to fund the devolution process in the two countries.
August 16, 2007 at 09:06 AM
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Government spending through the Department for Constitutional Affairs (DCA) hit £3.67bn in its last year of existence, the now-defunct body’s annual accounts reveal.
The figure, which marks a 2.6% increase on spending during 2005-06, comes in addition to DCA grants of £21.8bn and £11.7bn to Scotland and Wales respectively to fund the devolution process in the two countries.
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