Written answers
Tuesday, 4 February 2014
Department of Public Expenditure and Reform
Charities Regulation
Billy Timmins (Wicklow, Independent)
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253. To ask the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform the amount of funding that Rehab received through sales of its lottery scratch card for the years 1997 to 2011, inclusive; the profit made on this aspect of Rehab business for those years; the amount of grant aid it received for these years based on these sales; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [5590/14]
Brendan Howlin (Wexford, Labour)
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Rehab was allocated the following levels of funding under the Charitable Lotteries Scheme by the Department of Finance during the years 1997 to 2010:
1997 | €3,924,261 |
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1998 | €4,744,557 |
1999 | €4,614,271 |
2000 | €5,673,874 |
2001 | €5,839,918 |
2002 | €5,861,275 |
2003 | €5,845,469 |
2004 | €5,951,569 |
2005 | €5,314,136 |
2006 | €5,748,664 |
2007 | €5,504,073 |
2008 | €5,185,164 |
2009 | €5,644,929 |
2010 | €5,625,888 |
The level of funding under the Charitable Lotteries Scheme was related to the level of sales. The income from sales of lottery products, including scratch cards but also other lottery products, and the returns for the charitable purpose recorded by Rehab during the years 1997 to 2010 were as follows:
Year | Income from lottery sales | Returns for charitable purpose |
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1997 | €6,194,674 | * |
1998 | €7,720,338 | * |
1999 | €7,488,744 | * |
2000 | €7,140,250 | * |
2001 | €8,066,326 | * |
2002 | €8,900,868 | * |
2003 | €8,800,684 | * |
2004 | €8,523,122 | €400,260 |
2005 | €7,521,774 | €223,027 |
2006 | €6,786,106 | €197,443 |
2007 | €9,101,914 | €427,673 |
2008 | €7,944,525 | €327,153 |
2009 | €9,487,065 | €685,528 |
2010 | €7,159,174 | €557,875 |
* The Department was advised by Rehab that in the years 1987 to 2002 the average annual percentage of sales retained for the charitable purpose was 12%. Responsibility for the Charitable Lotteries Scheme passed to the Department of Justice and Equality in 2011.
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