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Table 13
Operating expenditures and average daily expenditures for persons in federal custody,1 constant 1992/1993 dollars, 1996/1997 to 2005/2006

	Current dollars		Constant 1992/1993 dollars
	Operating expenditures	Average daily inmate expenditures	Operating expenditures	Average daily inmate expenditures
	thousands of dollars	dollars	thousands of dollars	dollars	percentage change
1996/1997	685,483	150.19	647,293	141.82	...
1997/1998	692,123	154.97	645,035	144.43	1.8
1998/1999	822,389	171.08	759,362	157.97	9.4
1999/2000	872,408	187.12	788,083	169.03	7.0
2000/2001	881,781	205.60	775,533	180.83	7.0
2001/2002	977,229	235.25	840,266	202.28	11.9
2002/2003	942,708	239.05	787,559	199.70	-1.3
2003/2004	967,590	245.26	793,107	201.03	0.7
2004/2005	986,723	259.05	791,953	207.90	3.4
2005/2006	1,028,015	260.10	806,286	204.00	-1.9
Percentage change from 2001/2002 to 2005/2006	...	...	-4.0	0.9	...
... not applicable Daily offender cost is calculated by dividing the operational expenditures by the ‘total days stayed’. ‘Total days stay’ is based on average daily (actual-in) counts of inmates multiplied by the number of days in the year. Custodial Services operating costs constitute total operating expenditures for government facilities as well as purchased services related to institutional activities. Note: Percentage change has been calculated using unrounded numbers. Sources: Statistics Canada, Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, Adult Correctional Services Resources, Expenditures and Personnel (REP) Survey; Public Accounts of Canada.