Ọlọpa ati Komisona Ilufin fun Surrey - Igbasilẹ Ṣiṣe ipinnu
Report Title: 2nd Quarter 2021/22 Financial Performance and Budget Virements
Nọmba ipinnu: 44/2021
Onkọwe ati Ipa Job: Kelvin Menon - Iṣura
Siṣamisi Idaabobo: OFIN
Isọniṣoki ti Alaṣẹ:
The Financial Monitoring report for the 2nd Quarter of the financial year shows that Surrey Police Group is predicted to be £0.3m under 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 £5.6m underspent due to slippage of various projects.
Financial Regulations state that all budget virements over £0.5m must be approved by the PCC. These are set out in at the end of this report.
Background
Asọtẹlẹ Owo-wiwọle
The total budget for Surrey is £261.7m for 2021/22, against this the forecast outturn position is £261.7m resulting in an underspend of £0.3m. This is an improvement of £0.8m when compared with the previous quarter and shows that steps taken to reduce the projected overspend at the end of qtr 1 have been successful.
| Surrey | Isuna 2021/22 PCC £m | Isuna Iṣiṣẹ 2021/22
£m |
2021/22
Lapapọ Isuna £m |
2021/22 Iṣẹ akanṣe
£m |
2021/22
Iyatọ ti a ṣe akanṣe £m |
| Oṣu Kẹsan 3 | 2.1 | 259.6 | 261.7 | 262.2 | 0.5 |
| Oṣu Kẹsan 6 | 2.1 | 259.6 | 261.7 | 261.4 | (0.3) |
Savings are predicted in payroll as recruitment has been pushed to later in the year and vacancies managed. In addition, the Force has done better than predicted on secondments and postings to regional units. However, pressures are building in areas such as petrol and utility costs as well as the impact of inflation.
It is forecast that 150.4 posts created as a result of Uplift and the Precept will all be in place by the end of the year. In addition, all the £6.4m, bar £30k, has been identified and removed from budgets. Whilst there is confidence that the savings for 21/22 will be delivered there is still uncertainty over £20m+ savings required for the next 3 years.
Asọtẹlẹ Olu
The capital plan is forecast to underspend by £5.6m. This is mainly due to slippage in projects rather than savings. Projects included within the 21/22 capital budget, whether they have passed gateway approval or not, relating to estates, firing range and ICT are unlikely to take place this year and so have led to the underspend. The decision as to whether these will be allowed to be rolled over in to 2022/23 will be taken later in the year.
| Surrey | Isuna olu-ilu 2021/22 £m | 2021/22 Olu Gangan £m | Iyatọ £m |
| Oṣu Kẹsan 6 | 27.0 | 21.4 | (5.6) |
Wiwọle Virements
Per financial regulations only virements over £500k need approval from the PCC. This is done on a quarterly basis and so virements relating to this period are shown below. The rest can be approved by the Chief Constables Chief Finance Officer.
Month 4 Virements
The two virements requested over £0.5m relate to the transfer of Uplift and Precept funding to Operational Policing Budgets
Month 6 Virements
The two virements over £0.5m relate firstly to the transfer of Precept funding for staff to Operational Policing and secondly the transfer of Precept funding to the PCC to fund PCC Commissioned Services
Iṣeduro:
Olopa ati Crime Komisona alakosile
Mo ṣe akiyesi iṣẹ ṣiṣe inawo bi ni 30th September 2021 and approve the virements set out above.
Signature: Lisa Townsend (wet signature copy held in OPCC)
Ọjọ: Oṣu kọkanla ọjọ 11, ọdun 2021
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