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WQ.213/2021

WRITTEN QUESTION TO THE MINISTER FOR TREASURY AND RESOURCES BY DEPUTY M.R. HIGGINS OF ST. HELIER

QUESTION SUBMITTED ON TUESDAY 4th MAY 2021

ANSWER TO BE TABLED ON TUESDAY 11th MAY 2021

Question

Will the Minister publish a list of all grants and / or loans paid to businesses, companies, not-for-profit organisations and charities to assist with the financial impact of the Covid-19 pandemic to date, broken down by –

  1. the amount paid;
  2. the dates on which payment was made; and
  3. the type of aid provided (e.g. Co-Funded Payroll Scheme);

and,  furthermore,  will  the  Minister  set  out  any  other  forms  of  indirect  financial  aid  which  these organisations received (for example, in the form of delayed G.S.T. payments) during the same time period?

Answer

Please find listed below details of payments made to organisations to assist with the financial impact of the Covid 19 pandemic to date.

  1. Payments made under The Visitor Attraction and Events scheme (Minister for EDTSC Scheme)

 

Organisation

Amount (£)

Date Paid

A G F Limited

187.18

20/04/2021

A G F Limited

565.90

20/04/2021

A G F Limited

1,389.90

01/03/2021

Arcadia Leisure Ltd

7,366.60

20/04/2021

Arcadia Leisure Ltd

7,446.85

30/03/2021

Arcadia Leisure Ltd

7,417.41

22/03/2021

Arcadia Leisure Ltd

7,585.59

22/03/2021

C I Travel Group

11,652.80

26/04/2021

C I Travel Group

11,687.20

20/04/2021

C I Travel Group

11,648.00

29/03/2021

C I Travel Group

11,752.00

29/03/2021

C I Travel Group

11,786.40

29/03/2021

C I Travel Group

11,644.00

11/03/2021

Jersey Bus Tours

3,969.21

20/04/2021

Jersey Bus Tours

4,740.25

20/04/2021

Jersey Bus Tours

8,268.42

20/04/2021

Jersey Pearl

14,816.80

20/04/2021

Jersey Pearl Ltd

3,540.57

29/03/2021

Jersey Pearl Ltd

13,008.00

29/03/2021

Jersey Weekender Limited

4,577.47

26/04/2021

 

Jersey Weekender Limited

13,664.80

08/04/2021

Marquee Solutions

4,809.45

22/04/2021

Marquee Solutions

5,242.07

22/04/2021

Marquee Solutions

3,844.00

01/04/2021

Marquee Solutions

4,809.60

01/04/2021

Sajern Ltd

7,265.00

20/04/2021

Sajern Ltd

7,756.13

05/03/2021

Sajern Ltd

6,600.14

01/03/2021

Sajern Ltd

2,296.73

26/01/2021

Small Shores Entertainment Ltd

8,318.16

28/04/2021

Small Shores Entertainment Ltd

4,195.55

26/03/2021

Small Shores Entertainment Ltd

4,296.35

01/03/2021

Small Shores Entertainment Ltd

12,859.72

28/01/2021

St Brelade's College

3,920.47

28/04/2021

St Brelade's College

3,938.26

23/03/2021

St Brelade's College

1,787.59

01/03/2021

St Brelade's College

1,841.34

01/03/2021

St Brelade's College

2,576.55

01/03/2021

St Brelade's College

5,004.05

01/03/2021

Tanguys Bar

3,316.30

01/04/2021

Tanguys Bar

800.87

23/03/2021

Tanguys Bar

1,889.82

23/03/2021

Tanguys Bar

2,559.10

23/03/2021

Tanguys Bar

2,601.43

23/03/2021

Tantivy Blue Coach Tours Ltd

6,831.20

22/04/2021

Tantivy Blue Coach Tours Ltd

8,787.05

23/03/2021

Tantivy Blue Coach Tours Ltd

9,142.86

23/03/2021

Tantivy Blue Coach Tours Ltd

11,447.62

23/03/2021

Tantivy Blue Coach Tours Ltd

11,714.29

23/03/2021

Waverley Coaches

5,296.30

22/04/2021

Waverley Coaches Limited

3,283.06

29/03/2021

Waverley Coaches Limited

4,034.90

29/03/2021

Waverley Coaches Limited

4,611.89

29/03/2021

Waverley Coaches Limited

5,321.95

29/03/2021

 

341,715.15

 

  1. Fisheries Support Scheme

The Minister for EDTSC implemented the Fisheries Support scheme in 2020, through which 73 payments were issued between 6th July and 24th September 2020. Payments in respect of detriment ranged between £1,200 and £10,000 (as set out in the scheme details) and totalled £252,600. A significant proportion of the payments relate to individual fisherman and as such specific payments cannot be provided in this response. However a summary of payments is provided in the table below:

 

Payment value

no. of payments

total value £

1,200

14

16,800.00

1,600

22

35,200.00

4,200

27

113,400.00

8,400

8

67,200.00

10,000

2

20,000.00

Total

73

252,600.00

  1. Hardship Grants paid through CYPES Department

 

Organisation

£

Date

Comments

 

 

 

 

 

 

Charlie Farley's Too Limited

5,000.00

29/07/2020

Keeping the nursery open for the children of critical workers

Nursery Education Fund - COVID

Cheeky Monkeys at Durrell

7,000.00

29/07/2020

Keeping the nursery open for the children of critical workers

Nursery Education Fund - COVID

Busy Bees

5,000.00

29/07/2020

Keeping the nursery open for the children of critical workers

Nursery Education Fund - COVID

Busy Bees

7,000.00

29/07/2020

Keeping the nursery open for the children of critical workers

Nursery Education Fund - COVID

La Petite Ecole

9,000.00

29/07/2020

Keeping the nursery open for the children of critical workers

Nursery Education Fund - COVID

La Petite Ecole

5,000.00

29/07/2020

Keeping the nursery open for the children of critical workers

Nursery Education Fund - COVID

Centre Point Nursery

7,000.00

29/07/2020

Keeping the nursery open for

Nursery Education

 

 

 

 

the children of critical workers

Fund - COVID

Centrepoint Trust

7,000.00

29/07/2020

Keeping the nursery open for the children of critical workers

Nursery Education Fund - COVID

Acrewood Day Nursery

9,000.00

29/07/2020

Keeping the nursery open for the children of critical workers

Nursery Education Fund - COVID

Charlie Farleys Nursery

7,000.00

29/07/2020

Keeping the nursery open for the children of critical workers

Nursery Education Fund - COVID

Leeward Day Nursery

9,000.00

29/07/2020

Keeping the nursery open for the children of critical workers

Nursery Education Fund - COVID

Beaulieu Primary School (nursery)

5,000.00

04/11/2020

Keeping the nursery open for the children of critical workers

Nursery Education Fund - COVID

Beaulieu Convent School

80,000.00

05/08/2020

Increase bursary fund to support families whose income dropped due to covid to secure continuity of education and friendship for pupils during the pandemic

Nursery Education Fund - COVID

 

162,000.00

 

 

 

  1. Ad hoc payments made to organisations by Ministers

NB These do not include payments for specific services provided.

 

Organisation

£

Date

Comments

 

 

 

 

Jersey Heritage Trust

1,100,000

Nov 2020

90% downturn in visitor numbers to JHT sites

Blue Islands Limited – Provision of a loan

maximum sum of 10,000,000

 

Exact details of payments made are subject to confidentiality agreement under the terms of the Loan Agreement Ministerial Decision made 25th June 2020

 

Ports of Jersey/ Condor

832,000.00

April 2021

Additional support for freight and passenger services

CT Plus Jersey Ltd

250,300.00

19/05/2020

Additional Support under Bus Operating Contract

CT Plus Jersey Ltd

149,000.00

17/06/2020

Additional Support under Bus Operating Contract

CT Plus Jersey Ltd

622,000.00

24/12/2020

Additional Support under Bus Operating Contract

Serco (Jersey) Ltd

130,000.00

not yet paid

Additional Support under Waterfront Pool Operating Contract. Accrued in 2020 accounts.

  1. Other Schemes providing financial assistance:

Co-Funded Payroll Scheme – the Customer Local Services (CLS) Department published this data for March - August 2020 on the open data site in March 2021. The data set will be further updated to provide details for the whole of 2020 and will be publicly available in approximately 2-3 weeks, following completion of the quality assurance process.

The Fixed Cost Scheme and Visitor Accommodation schemes (administered by CLS), there is no published data at present. The collation and quality assurance process for the provision of the data will take 3 weeks.

Class 1 and 2 Social Security Deferrals – this data relates to person level data and as such regarded as confidential (personal sensitive). Businesses or individuals have not been informed that such data would be published and we treat delayed payments and instalment agreements on a confidential basis. In terms of the overall scale of support, employers and self-employed people have deferred approximately £18.5m of Social Security contributions during 2020.

GST Deferrals –Businesses or individual traders were not informed that such data would be published. Payments and instalment agreements are treated on a confidential basis. Overall figures can be provided when available.