Treasury written question – answered at on 7 July 2014.
Hugh Bayley
NATO Parliamentary Assembly UK Delegation, NATO Parliamentary Assembly (President)
To ask the Chancellor of the exchequer how much Official Development Assistance was spent by each Government department in 2009-10 and in each year since (a) in cash terms, (b) at current prices and (c) as a proportion of Gross National Income.
Danny Alexander
The Chief Secretary to the Treasury
Information on the amount of Official Development Assistance spent by each Government Department since 2009-10 is available publicly at:
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