130 Corporate Services Budget Monitoring 2008/09
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Minutes:
(1) Ms McMullan
presented a report which summarised the projected outturn figures
for the Chief Executive’s Directorate and Financing Items as
at the third quarter.
(2) Members were given
the opportunity to ask questions or to make comments on the
quarterly monitoring report, and these included the following
issues:-
- In response to a question, Mr Wood
confirmed that the adjusted figure for LABGI (Local Authorities
Business Growth Incentives Scheme) to take account of the recent
release of national LABGI monies did not have any impact on the
2009/10 budget as this had already been anticipated in the
MTP.
- Mr Wood confirmed that any other
disposals outside of the anticipated capital receipt of
£7,411k for this financial year (page 19) would go via the
Property Enterprise Fund 2.
- Mr Wood explained the reason for the
forecast overspend of £268k for ISG.
- It was agreed that a note on
the overspend of £250k against the
target for outdoor advertisements would be sent to all Committee
members.
- In response to a question about
whether KCC had bulk purchased oil, and, if so, what was the loss
on this now that the price per barrel had dropped, Mr Chard was
able to confirm that KCC bought its oil to order on the wholesale
market and therefore there was no loss to report. In addition, KCC hedged the purchase of its
electricity and oil which had led to a 20% - 30% saving.
- Mrs Dean congratulated the legal
department on its increased income.
- Members would be supplied with a
note on the underspend on
HealthWatch.
- In relation to the unrealised
savings on the ISG budget, Mr Cockburn explained that this was a
result of unanticipated demand, which had an impact on ISG support
staff.
(3)
RESOLVED that:-
(a) the projected outturn figures for the Chief Executive’s
Directorate and Financing Items, as at the third quarter be noted;
and
(b) any briefing notes or additional
information requested during the meeting be sent to all Members of
the POC.