Issue - meetings

2022-23 Quarter 1 Revenue and Capital Monitoring GRA (General Revenue Account)

Meeting: 13/09/2022 - Cabinet (Item 24)

24 2022-23 Quarter 1 Revenue Monitoring GRA (General Revenue Account) pdf icon PDF 363 KB

To consider the report of the Head of Finance, Procurement & Commercial Services. 

(Relevant Portfolio Holder: Councillor A Yates)

Additional documents:

Minutes:

The Leader introduced the report of the Head of Finance, Procurement & Commercial Services, which provided a summary of the General Revenue Account (GRA) position for the 2022/23 financial year at quarter 1.

 

The Leader advised that the report had been considered by the Executive Overview & Scrutiny Committee on 6 September 2022, the minutes of which had been circulated prior to the meeting.

 

In reaching the decision below the Cabinet considered the decision of the Executive Overview & Scrutiny Committee, the report before it and the recommendations contained therein.

 

RESOLVED:   A.     That the 2022/23 GRA quarter 1 position be noted.

 

B.     That future GRA Revenue Monitoring reports be considered by the newly established Budget/Council Plan Committee, unless there are specific recommendations for Cabinet to consider.

 


Meeting: 06/09/2022 - Executive Overview & Scrutiny Committee (Item 25)

25 2022-23 Quarter 1 Revenue Monitoring GRA (General Revenue Account) pdf icon PDF 363 KB

To consider the report of the Head of Finance, Procurement & Commercial Services. 

Minutes:

 

Consideration was given to the report of the Head of Finance, Procurement and Commercial Services as contained on pages 183 to 186 of the Book of Reports which provided a summary of the General Revenue Account (GRA) position for the 2022/23 financial year at quarter 1.

 

The Group Accountant outlined the report detailing the following.

·         That the quarter 1 forecast outturn position shows a £240k overspend

·         The £240k overspend relates to the on-going underachievement of the investment income target of £500k set at the time of SORP

·         The current Local Government pay offer for 2022/23

·         Escalating energy costs, an estimation of the impacts currently shows a £200k energy cost pressure is expected in 2022/23.

 

The Chairman welcomed the quarter one position monitoring report and informed that it was found helpful.

 

RESOLVED:

 

A.           That the 2022/23 GRA quarter 1 position be noted.

 

B.           That future GRA Revenue Monitoring reports be considered by the newly established Budget/Council Plan Committee, unless there are specific recommendations for this Committee and Cabinet to consider.