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Re-alignment of Insurance Budget: Transfer of funds to Restructuring Provision

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A decision made on 3 December 2012:

Decision Reference:  MD-S-2012-0104

Decision Summary Title:

Budget Transfer to Restructuring provision as per the Ministerial Decision  for the Realignment of the Departmental Insurance Budgets as Part of the CSR Programme

Date of Decision Summary:

15 November 2012

Decision Summary Author:

Director of Finance & Governance – Social Security Department

Decision Summary:

Public or Exempt?

Public

Type of Report:

Oral or Written?

Written

Person Giving

Oral Report:

N/A

Written Report

Title:

Realignment of States Departmental Budgets to Reflect Insurance and Other Procurement Savings as part of the 2012 CSR Programme

Date of Written Report:

15 November 2012

Written Report Author:

Director of Finance & Governance – Social Security Department

Written Report :

Public or Exempt?

Public

Subject: Non-recurring budget transfer in 2012 of £24,330 from the Social Security Department to the Restructuring provision for the realignment of the Department’s Insurance budget in alignment with savings identified for CSR purposes.

Decision(s): The Minister approved a budget transfer of £24,330 from the Social Security Department to the Restructuring provision for the realignment of the Department’s Insurance budget in alignment with savings identified for CSR purposes.

Reason(s) for Decision:  As part of the States-wide CSR initiative in 2012, it was identified, from within the States central Insurance programme at the Treasury and from other procurement projects, that significant savings were achievable from Departments.

Resource Implications:

The Social Security Department’s revenue head of expenditure to decrease by £24,330 and the Restructuring provision to increase by an identical amount. 

Action required: To transfer net savings of £24,330 from the Social Security Department to Restructuring provision.

Signature:

 

 

 

Position:   Minister for Social Security            

 

Date Signed:

Date of Decision:

 

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