$3.2 million, a Supplementary Estimate tabled in Parliament on Friday shows.

And the transfer of the Parks Department and the Railway Trail to the Ministry of the Environment -- from the Ministries of Youth and Sport and Works and Engineering respectively -- has meant an increase of $5 million to that Ministry.

Also included in Supplementary Estimate Number One of 2000/01 is the transfer of the Parks Department's garage to Works and Engineering.

Acting Finance Minister Alex Scott presented Supplementary Estimate Number Three of 1998/99, which was a hold over from the previous Government.

The single largest allotment was $3.4 million for the Prisons and Senior Training School for salaries and wages and other personal costs.

Police also got $3.06 million more that year for salaries, wages and communications while Education got $3.3 for CedarBridge Academy and more than $900,000 for Education Planning Team costs.

Perinchief wants set penalties for drug offences PLP backbenchers Wayne Perinchief has said set penalties should be brought in for drugs offences.

And he slammed soft sentences for importers while people guilty of less serious offences languished in jail.

He said: "We have people serving more time for not paying support than a person who brought a large amount of drugs in to this country and didn't serve time.

"There should be a mandatory offence. Even traffic offences have some set penalties. I don't want to go as far as the three strikes and you're out but we should move in that direction.'' His colleague Dale Butler said customs were being too open about how they were tackling the drug menace and were giving the game away to potential smugglers.

He said: "They bring in a new bit of equipment and then tell them where it is going to be. It doesn't make sense.''