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The UK government has confirmed that there will be no additional contributions to the Northern Ireland budget for 2015.
In his Budget Speech today, the Chancellor said that for that year’s budget the Government will:
– increase the current spending cap for Northern Ireland
– increase the budget for services across Northern Ireland from £5.5bn to £6.6bn
– increase the Northern Ireland Humanitarian Trust Fund from £9.6bn to £15.4bn.
– provide extra financial support to the Northern Ireland Housing Executive
To date, this total, including the cost of fuel and social services, has added £2.2bn to the Northern Ireland budget in 2015.
The Government is also promising to make further advances in the financial recovery that would contribute to add김천출장마사지itional Northern Irish investment.
This includes:
– further funding for the Northern Ireland economy through the Northern Ireland Enterprise Zone fund
– extending the NICE national commitment to develop Northern Ireland’s Northern Enterprise Zone from £2bn to £7.5bn.
The funding will see the Northern Ireland economy become more competitive with other parts of the UK and the rest of Europe, such as the UK.
Ministers said this would also provide greater confidence to employers across Northern Ireland and Northern Ireland’s businesses and communities about their future prospects within the economic recovery.
The Government also agreed to commit over £15m of additional funding to the Northern Ireland Humanitarian Trust Fund for the development and delivery of the Northern Ireland Social Care Partnership in July 2015.
This includes providing additional support to enable the Northern Ireland Civil Aviation AuthoSM 카지노rity to make the development and delivery of the first Northern Ireland Air and Space Gateway for the provision of transport links between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK in full.
The Government agreed to make the social care workforce at the first Northern Ireland Air and Space Gateway available to the NI Air and Space Network from the second year of operation of the Northern Ireland Air and Space Gateway project.
This will include delivering the Northern Ireland Health Executive’s national social care strategy to deliver a service delivery model and workforce management model that is not reliant on outsourcing, and using health care skills and the talent pool of NI health care in the rest of the UK to provide local public health.
The Government also agreed to make additional commitments over an extended period of time to support the development and del원나잇ivery of the national strategic plan for NI.
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