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Corporate report: Main Supply Estimates 2023 to 24

Hm Treasury

May 18
10:20 2023

Main Supply Estimates 2023 to 2024

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Main Supply Estimates 2023 to 2024 (print)

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Departmental DEL budgets: tables

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The main supply estimates (HC1383) have been presented to the House of Commons today (18 May 2023). The government seeks parliamentary authority for central government departmental expenditure for 2023-24, and for the voted element of spending plans originally set out in Spending Review 2021 and updated at subsequent fiscal events.

Estimates are presented on a budgetary basis, the means by which the Treasury monitors and controls departmental spending. They include non-cash items, such as depreciation, which are excluded from the main spending totals used to present departments resource settlements.

Published 18 May 2023

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