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The document discusses statistics related to "Official Expansions" and "Interest Groups". It states that there are currently 8 official expansions, with 6 being legislated in January 2013. There are also 15 interest groups that will upgrade to official expansions in June 2013. Tables then provide the number of experiences delivered across different programmes for both Official Expansions and Interest Groups.
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- 1. Number of Official Expansions: 8 Number of Official Expansions getting legislated in January 2013: 6 Number of Interest Groups: 15 All of these Interest Groups will upgrade to Official Expansions in June 2013
- 2. Number of experiences delivered across the ELD programmes in OEs Programme No. of experiences delivered oGCDP 24 iGIP 15 oGIP 1 iGCDP 96 TMP 374 TLP 117
- 3. Number of experiences delivered across the ELD programmes in IGs Programme No. of experiences delivered oGCDP 58 iGIP 2 oGIP 0 iGCDP 54 TMP 263 TLP 52
- 4. Total number of experiences delivered across OEs & IGs Programme No. of experiences delivered oGCDP 58 iGIP 3=2 oGIP 2 iGCDP 0 TMP 54 TLP 263 TOTAL NO. OF EXPERIENCES DELIVERED 52