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Adoption: Governments Baby Sale

Adoption: Governments Baby Sale

Tim Loughton (Shadow minister for Children): To ask the Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families which local authorities have received payments from central Government for achieving adoption target levels; and how much each received in each of the last three years. [151067]

John Healey: I have been asked to reply.

30 local authorities have been rewarded for successfully achieving adoption targets in their local public service agreements (LPSA). The better outcomes and amount of ‘performance reward grant’ (PRG) each has received over the three years 2004/05 to 2006/07 in relation to their performance in these targets is set out in the following table. In addition, 13 local authorities did not achieve the adoption targets in their local PSA and hence received no PRG for this target. One local authority is still to make a claim

Local PSAs—which are negotiated between local authorities and central Government policy departments, facilitated by the DCLG—have helped to incentivise local authorities and partners to provide better public services to their citizens around priorities for improvement locally. Evaluation shows they have been successful in doing this, with real benefits in improved outcomes for local people and communities.

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Local PSA adoption and placement targets: payments made to date under local PSAs  
Local authority Amount of ‘reward grant’ paid (£)  
Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council 210,173.00  
Blackburn with Darwen 307,367.00  
Bristol City Council 307,512.00  
Buckinghamshire County Council 526,958.00  
Bromley (LB) 499,440.00  
Camden (LB) 318,916.50  
Cheshire County Council 685,134.00  
Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council 578,333.00  
Durham County Council 502,675.00  
Enfield (LB) 244,963.00  
Essex County Council 2,469,200.00  
Gloucestershire County Council 612,209.00  
Greenwich (LB) 580,996.00  
Halton Borough Council 153,938.00  
Hampshire 1,675,619.00  
Hounslow (LB) 165,019.00  
Kensington and Chelsea (LB) 339,117.00  
Kent County Council 2,156,583.00  
Lewisham (LB) 602,854.00  
Liverpool City Council 347,404.00  
Luton Borough Council 400,027.00  
Manchester City Council 984,877.00  
Merton Borough Council 358,708.00  
Northamptonshire County Council 1,119,115.00  
Sheffield City Council 1,025,000.00  
Southwark (LB) 435,242.00  
St. Helens Metropolitan Borough Council 83,845.00  
Wandsworth (LB) 387,627.00  
Warwickshire County Council 231,061.00  
York City Council 203,620.00  

 

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