evidence: - London had the highest net fiscal surplus per person at £3,070 and Northern Ireland the highest net fiscal deficit per person at £5,440, in FYE 2016. [...] Although this is our first production of country and regional public sector finances other organisations have, and do, produce similar statistics. Most notable of these organisations are Her Majesty’s Treasury (HM Treasury), Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC), Scottish government and Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA). Each of these publications have for many years attributed public sector expenditure and/or revenue to one or more geographic areas. More information on these other publications can be found in the scoping study released alongside the February 2016 consultation. [...] Table 2 shows the net fiscal balance of the Nomenclature of Units for Territorial Statistics (NUTS1) countries and regions from the FYE March 2014 to the financial year ending March 2016. It can be seen that in FYE 2016 Northern Ireland had the highest net fiscal deficit when North Sea revenue was included both on a geographic and population share basis. London had the highest net fiscal surplus on both allocations of North Sea revenue.