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2011/12 Revenue and Capital Outturn, Carry Forwards and Significant Variances - Customer Services and Resources Portfolio
Minutes:
Matter
for Decision: The officer’s report presented a summary of the 2011/12 outturn
position (actual income and expenditure) for services within the Customer
Services & Resources portfolio, compared to the final budget for the year. The position for revenue and capital
was reported and variances from budgets were highlighted, together with
explanations. Requests to carry forward funding arising from certain budget
underspends into 2012/13 were identified.
Decision of the Executive Councillor:
The Executive Councillor
resolved to:
i.
Agree that the carry
forward requests, totalling £225,430 as detailed in Appendix C of the officer’s
report, be recommended to Council for approval.
ii.
Seek approval from Council
to carry forward capital resources to fund re-phased net capital spending of
£958,000 from 2011/12 into 2012/13 and future years, as detailed in Appendix D
of the officer’s report.
Reasons for the Decision: As set out in the officer’s report
Any alternative options considered and
rejected: As set out in the
officer’s report
Scrutiny Considerations
The committee
received a report from the Head of Accounting Services.
In response to
member’s questions the Head of Accounting Services confirmed the following:
i.
Further detail relating
to slippage on the budget for SC192 (Development land on the North side of
Kings Hedges Road), could be requested from the Director of Resources.
In response to
member’s questions the Executive Councillor confirmed the following:
i.
An interim report on progress of the K1 self
build project would be brought back to the Strategy and Resources Scrutiny
Committee on 15 October 2012.
In response to
member’s questions the Head of ICT confirmed the following:
i.
Slippage on the budget for PR020 (ICT
Infrastructure Programme) was related to both hardware and software issues. The
upgrade of Microsoft Office licenses had also been delayed, as had a number of
projects being delivered by Serco.
The Scrutiny
Committee considered and approved the recommendations by 4 votes to 0.
The Executive
Councillor approved the recommendations.