To Substitutes for Chaplains, Roman Catholic Priests, and Medical
Officers, during annual and sick leave

To an Officer (Brixton) for translating Foreign Correspondence
To Commandant, York Castle Detention Barracks, for supervising
part of Barracks for Civil Prisoners..

1819

8

50

50

30

10

10

One allowance of 2s. 6d. a day for Forage, or upkeep of Motor Car
To Incumbent of Prince Town (Dartmoor)

To Medical Officer (Parkhurst), for services in connection with weak

minded convicts..

To Officer acting as Cook (Parkhurst)

To Hospital Officer (Parkhurst), for high numbers of hospital patients†
To Chaplain (Portland), for acting as Deputy Governor

To Junior Medical Officers (Parkhurst), for services in connection with Camp Hill†

To Senior Medical Officer (Parkhurst), for services in connection with Camp Hill†

..

To Pharmacist (Parkhurst) for services in connection with Camp Hill†
Entertainment allowances to Governors at certain Prisons..

Health Insurance: Employers' contributions..
Unemployment Insurance: Employers' contributions

Bonus (a)

NOTE.-Pensions amounting to 5,9091. are received by 65 Officers of the various Establishments.

E-VICTUALLING :*

Estimated cost, 101. per head..

(a) The rate of Bonus applicable to Salaries, &c., is shown on page 6.
See also Subhead G., where further provision is included for this service.
† Personal to present hoiders.

£93,100 116,000

G.-MATERIALS AND TOOLS FOR MANUFACTURES IN,
AND FARMS ATTACHED TO, PRISONS:

1924-25. 1923-24.

4. Manufactures and Farm Produce for Government
Departments, &c.

TOTAL FOR MATERIALS, &c.

H.-MEDICINES, &c. :||

Medicines

Surgical Instruments

TOTAL FOR MEDICINES, &c.

I.-LIGHTING, WATER, CLEANING ARTICLES, &c. :||

Houses rented for use as Quarters

L.-ESCORT AND CONVEYANCE:

prisons and Borstal

Conveyance from local to convict
Institutions. Production of prisoners at courts.
Transfer of local prisoners as required for special
location or otherwise. Travelling expenses of dis-
charged prisoners

M.-TRAVELLING

OFFICERS:

AND REMOVAL EXPENSES OF

Travelling, &c. (including subsistence to transferred

..

TOTAL FOR NEW BUILDINGS AND ALTERATIONS 52,054 52,784

These figures represent the estimated actual expenditure, exclusive of the value of Prison labour.

The programme is liable to be varied in accordance with fluctuations in the Prison population.

* See also Subhead G where further provision for this service is included.

This fund is the equivalent of fines levied by stoppages from
officers' pay, which are appropriated to the advantage of
the general body of officers. This amount (407.) has
been deducted from the estimate of Pay, &c., under
Subhead D. ..

R.-MAINTENANCE OF CRIMINAL LUNATICS :

Under the Criminal Lunatics Act of 1884 the cost of
maintenance in asylums of all criminal lunatics is
borne by Imperial funds. 114 criminal lunatics are now
chargeable against the Prison Vote ..

S. MAINTENANCE OF PRISONERS IN POLICE CELLS:
Maintenance of Prisoners in Police Cells: s. 13 (3) of the
Criminal Justice Administration Act, 1914 (4 & 5 Geo. 5,
c. 58), &c.

T-AID ON DISCHARGE:

Grants to Borstal Association

Grants to Discharged Prisoners' Aid Societies

Grants to Central Association

TOTAL FOR AID ON DISCHARGE

U. PRISONERS' EARNINGS, &c:

£15,520

15,500

Earnings of debtors, prisoners awaiting trial, special stage
convicts and preventive detention prisoners. Badge
money for Borstal Inmates and gratuities for young
prisoners. Occasional assistance to prisoners who have
sustained injuries in prison. Annual payment to Dalston
Refuge

Proceeds of manufactures and farms supplied to other
Government Departments, &c. (See subhead G)
Miscellaneous Receipts, including Sale of Refuse, &c.
Maintenance of prisoners from Northern Ireland

TOTAL FOR APPROPRIATIONS IN AID

See also Subhead G where further provision for this service is included.

£285,000 336,000

9.

REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS, ENGLAND AND

WALES.

I. ESTIMATE of the Amount required in the Year ending 31 March 1925 to defray the Salaries and Expenses of the OFFICE of the INSPECTOR of REFORMATORIES; and GRANTS in respect of the MAINTENANCE of JUVENILE OFFENDERS in REFORMATORY, INDUSTRIAL, and DAY INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS, in AUXILIARY HOMES in England and Wales and whilst under supervision.

Three Hundred and Eighty-four Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty Pounds.

II. SUBHEADS under which this Vote will be accounted for by the HOME OFFICE.