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2007 year-end carry forwards as endorsed by the Council of Ministers.

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A decision made (01/05/2008) regarding: 2007 year-end carry forwards as endorsed by the Council of Ministers.

Decision Reference:  MD-TR-2008-0054

Decision Summary Title:

2007 Year End Carry Forwards

Date of Decision Summary:

22/04/08

Decision Summary Author:

N. Collins, Finance Manager, Decision Support

Decision Summary:

Public or Exempt?

Public

Type of Report:

Oral or Written?

Written

Person Giving

Oral Report:

N/A

Written Report

Title:

2007 Year End Carry Forwards

Date of Written Report:

22/04/08

Written Report Author:

N. Collins, Finance Manager, Decision Support

Written Report :

Public or Exempt?

Public

Subject: 

The 2007 year end carry forwards as endorsed by the Council of Ministers.

Decision(s):

The Minister approved the following departments’ requests to carry forward their surplus balances from 2007 to 2008:

  • Chief Minister’s Department: £8,592;
  • Education Sport and Culture: £626,880;
  • Health and Social Services: £6,143;
  • Planning and Environment: £43,373;
  • States Assembly: £30,000;
  • Transport and Technical Services: £242,969;
  • Overseas Aid: £17,646;
  • Bailiff’s Chambers: £6,178;
  • Law Officers: £20,839;
  • Judicial Greffe: £24,109;
  • Office of The Lieutenant Governor: £864; and
  • Comptroller and Auditor General £122,807.

 

The Minister approved the transfers:

  1. Of the remaining States surplus of £1,407,161 to the Contingency Fund detailed as follows:
  • From Economic Development: £5,655;
  • From Education Sport and Culture: £16,969;
  • From Housing: £407,037;
  • From Planning and Environment: £23,682;
  • From States Assembly: £310,175;
  • From Treasury and Resources: £8,128;
  • From Viscount’s Department: £601,236;
  • From Official Analyst: £27,367;
  • From Probation: £6,912.
  1. And of the £1,407,161 from the Contingency Fund to the following departments in accordance with the additional funding and carry forwards as agreed by the Council of Ministers:
  • Economic Development: £20,000;
  • Social Security: £267,000;
  • Data Protection Commission: £20,000;
  • Comptroller and Auditor General: £195,000; and
  • Law Officers: £55,161.

 

The Minister also approved the sum of £850,000, allocated to the Prison, to remain in the Contingency Fund until such time as it is required by the Home Affairs Department.

Reason(s) for Decision:

To enable the appropriate transfers of funds to be made.

Resource Implications: 

Other than those detailed in the report there are no further financial or manpower Implications.

Action required:

Treasury Officers to inform departments of the decision and action the associated transfers of funds.

Signature: 
 

Position: Senator T A Le Sueur, Minister for Treasury and Resources

Date Signed: 1st May 2008

Date of Decision: 1st May 2008

2007 year-end carry forwards as endorsed by the Council of Ministers.

MINISTER FOR TREASURY AND RESOURCES

2007 YEAR END CARRY FORWARDS  
 

  1. Summary

The total under spend for the States in 2007 amounted to £2.56 million. The year end position and the proposed carry forwards were considered by the Council of Ministers at its meeting of 27 March 2008. In summary, the Council of Ministers agreed to:

  • Allow certain departments to, in part or in full, carry forward amounts requested;
  • Transfer the remaining States surplus into the Contingency Fund;
  • Transfer the 2007 year end surplus from the Contingency Fund to departments that required additional funding; and
  • Allocate remaining balance of the 2007 year end surplus of £850k to the Prison, and hold it in the Contingency Fund until it is required by the Home Affairs department.

 
 

  1. Carry Forward of Surplus Balances

The Council agreed to allow the following departments to carry their positive net balances forward to 2008: 

  

  

  

  

  

  

 

£

£

  

  

Total States surplus for 2007

 

      2,557,561

  

  

Department Surpluses Requested to be Carried Forward:

 

 

  

  

Chief Minister's Department

          8,592

 

  

  

Education Sport and Culture

      626,880

 

  

  

Health and Social Services

          6,143

 

  

  

Planning and Environment

        43,373

 

  

  

States Assembly

        30,000

 

  

  

Transport and Technical Services

      242,969

 

  

  

Overseas Aid

        17,646

 

  

  

Bailiff's Chambers

          6,178

 

  

  

Law Officers Department

        20,839

 

  

  

Judicial Greffe

        24,109

 

  

  

Office of the Lieutenant Governor

             864

 

  

  

Comptroller and Auditor General

      122,807

 

  

  

Total amount requested

 

      1,150,400

  

  

Remaining States surplus

 

      1,407,161

  

  

  

  

  

  

 
 

  1. Transfer to the Contingency Fund

The Council agreed that the remaining surplus of £1.41 million should be transferred to the Contingency Fund from the following departments’ unspent budgets: 
 

  

  

  

  

  

Department

£

  

  

Economic Development

          5,655

  

  

Education Sport and Culture

        16,969

  

  

Housing

      407,037

  

  

Planning and Environment

        23,682

  

  

States Assembly

      310,175

  

  

Treasury and Resources

          8,128

  

  

Viscount's

      601,236

  

  

Official Analyst

        27,367

  

  

Probation

          6,912

  

  

Transferred to the Contingency Fund

    1,407,161

  

  

  

  

  

 
 

  1. Transfer from the Contingency Fund

£557k of the remaining £1.41 million surplus is to be transferred to the following departments in accordance with the additional funding agreed by the Council: 

 
 

  1. Prison Funding

The Council agreed the remaining balance of the States surplus amounting to £850,000 should be allocated to the Prison and that this sum should remain in the Contingency Fund until such time it is required by the Home Affairs Department.

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