Jounal Desizyon 036/2021 – 1ye Trimès 2021/22 Pèfòmans Finansye ak Virements Bidjè

Polis ak Komisyonè Krim pou Surrey – Dosye pou pran desizyon

Report Title: 1st Quarter 2021/22 Financial Performance and Budget Virements

Nimewo Desizyon: 36/ 2021

Otè ak wòl travay: Kelvin Menon – Trezorye

Pwoteksyon Marking: OFISYÈL

Rezime Egzekitif:

The Financial Monitoring report for the 1st Quarter of the financial year shows that Surrey Police Group is predicted to be £0.5m over budget by the end of March 2022 based on performance so far. This is based on an approved budget of £261.7m for the year. Capital is predicted to be £3.9m underspent depending on the timing of projects.

Financial Regulations state that all budget virements over £0.5m must be approved by the PCC. These are set out in Appendix E of the attached report.

Istorik

Pwedi revni

The total budget for Surrey is £261.7m for 2021/22, against this the forecast outturn position is £262.2m resulting in an over spend totalling £0.5m. Given that it is still early in the year steps can be taken to mitigate this.

Sure Bidjè PCC 2020/21 £m 2020/2021Operational Delivery Budget £m Total 2020/21 Bidjè £m 2020/21 Total Outturn £m Diferans £m
Mwa mwa 2.1 259.6 261.7 262.2 0.5

 

The operational response to the COVID 19 pandemic has resulted in additional unplanned costs which consist of the salary costs of police officers and staff, employee overtime, premises, lost income and supplies & services. Op Apollo is forecasting £0.837m expenditure which can be offset against the Surge Fund which was carried forward from 2020/21, this is reflected in the forecast. These costs may reduce as Op Apollo winds down due to the easing of restrictions.

There are variances within the budget, pay is forecasting an over spend overall with non-pay underspending to offset against this. Police officer numbers are increasing during the year as the recruitment plan delivers and the Force is on target to deliver the additional 149.4 precept and uplift posts.

Savings have been identified and are being tracked and removed from the budget. There is an overall shortfall in the 2021/22 savings totalling £162k which have yet to be identified however this should be possible over the rest of the year. It is future year’s savings from 22/23 onwards amounting to £20m over the next 4 years that pose the biggest challenge.

Kapital pwevwa

The capital plan is forecast to underspend by £3.9m. For the 2020/21 financial year a new capital & investment gateway to proceed process was introduced for existing planned schemes. This step firmed up on the proposals put forward during the budget build and also allowed the funding position to be checked prior to giving the go ahead.

Sure Bidjè Kapital 2021/22 £m 2021/22 Kapital aktyèl £m Diferans £m
Mwa mwa 27.0 23.1 (3.9)

 

Given a number of major projects are currently being reviewed the variance may change over the rest of the year.

Revenu Virements

Per financial regulations only virements over £500k need approval from the PCC. The rest can be approved by the Chief Constables Chief Finance Officer. All the virements are listed below but only one, for transfer of uplift funding, requires formal approval by the PCC.

Rekòmandasyon:

Apwobasyon Komisyonè Lapolis ak Krim

Mwen remake pèfòmans finansye a kòm nan 30 lath June 2021 and approve the virements set out above.

Signature: Lisa Townsend (wet signature copy available on request)

Date: 19th August 2021

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