Amendment of Schedule 1 to the 2007 Act3

1

Schedule 1 to the 2007 Act (the Scottish Administration) is amended in accordance with paragraphs (2) to (5).

2

In column 1 (purpose)–

a

in relation to the third purpose, after “Enterprise in Education” insert “More Choices. More Chances; Skills Development; English for speakers of other languages;”; and

b

in relation to the tenth purpose, after “and other bodies and organisations;” insert “Tourism;”.

3

In column 2 (amount of resources other than accruing resources)–

a

in relation to the first purpose, for “£987,452,000” substitute “£1,026,166,000”;

b

in relation to the second purpose, for “£9,931,474,000” substitute “£9,969,520,000”;

c

in relation to the third purpose, for “£3,217,882,000” substitute “£3,194,772,000”;

d

in relation to the sixth purpose, for “£1,680,470,000” substitute “£1,595,256,000”;

e

in relation to the seventh purpose, for “£252,886,000” substitute “£262,479,000”;

f

in relation to the eighth purpose, for “£12,599,000” substitute “£13,061,000”;

g

in relation to the ninth purpose, for “£12,768,000” substitute “£11,768,000”;

h

in relation to the tenth purpose, for “£11,580,893,000” substitute “£11,762,245,000”;

i

in relation to the twelfth purpose, for “£100,579,000” substitute “£101,114,000”;

j

in relation to the thirteenth purpose, for “£3,600,000” substitute “£3,030,000”; and

k

in relation to the fourteenth purpose, for “£254,173,000” substitute “£257,120,000”.

4

In column 3 (type of accruing resources), in relation to the tenth purpose for “Tay Bridge Joint Board” substitute “Tay Road Bridge Joint Board”; and insert at end “repayment of public dividend capital”.

5

In column 4 (amount of accruing resources)–

a

in relation to the second purpose, for “£15,000,000” substitute “£301,000,000”;

b

in relation to the third purpose, for “£65,000,000” substitute “£70,000,000”;

c

in relation to the tenth purpose, for “£6,000,000” substitute “£30,300,000”; and

d

in relation to the twelfth purpose, for “£100” substitute “£500,000”.