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Catalogue description Ministry of Technology and successors: Electrical Engineering, Chemical (Process Plant) and Shipbuilding Industries Division and successors: Registered Files (HS Series)
| Reference: | FV 93 |
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| Title: | Ministry of Technology and successors: Electrical Engineering, Chemical (Process Plant) and Shipbuilding Industries Division and successors: Registered Files (HS Series) |
| Description: |
This series relates to the development of policy on schemes introduced to promote competitiveness and industrial growth in the shipbuilding industry. The series also contains files on documentation procedures, the minutes and agenda of the Ship Mortgage Advisory Committee and proposed legislation to include the conversion of ships in the Home Credit Scheme. |
| Date: | 1968-1994 |
| Held by: | The National Archives, Kew |
| Former reference in its original department: | HS Series |
| Legal status: | Public Record(s) |
| Language: | English |
| Creator: |
Department of Industry, Shipbuilding Policy Division, 1974-1983 Department of Trade and Industry, Electrical Engineering Chemical (Process Plant) and Shipbuilding Industries Division, 1970-1971 Department of Trade and Industry, Shipbuilding and Electrical Engineering Division, 1986-1987 Department of Trade and Industry, Shipbuilding and Process Plant Division, 1971-1971 Department of Trade and Industry, Shipbuilding Policy Division, 1971-1974 Department of Trade and Industry, Shipbuilding Policy Division, 1983-1985 Ministry of Technology, Electrical Engineering Chemical (Process Plant) and Shipbuilding Industries Division, 1967-1970 |
| Physical description: | 14 file(s) |
| Access conditions: | Open |
| Immediate source of acquisition: |
in 2016 Department for Business, Innovation and Skills |
| Selection and destruction information: | Records selected under Acquisition Policy Theme 2.2.1.2 Management of the economy |
| Accruals: | Series is accruing. |
| Administrative / biographical background: |
Under the Home Credit Scheme of 1967 a credit guarantee was given where there was a reasonable prospect that the ships would be completed. The intention was that home credit ensured, by offering equivalent terms, that British shipbuilders did not build abroad to obtain more favourable terms. The Home Credit Scheme introduced in 1972 gave shipyard owners ordering in UK yards guaranteed credit and interest terms similar to those available from export credit agencies. |
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