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Guidance: Managing public money

Hm Treasury

May 4
11:29 2023

Managing Public Money

Template for special severance cases

Template Delegated Authority Letter

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This 2023 version updates the 2021 version,previous versions may be found via the National Archives.

The public, and Parliament acting on their behalf, have a right to expect that funds raised using powers agreed by Parliament will be used for the purposes intended. Public servants have a demanding fiduciary duty to use public money responsibly.

Much of what managing public money requires is just good common sense, or sound financial management. There are also some specific rules and conventions about how certain things are handled, which ensure that policies, programmes and projects work smoothly and serve their intended purposes.

Published 14 May 2012
Last updated 4 May 2023 +show all updates
  1. Updated with the 2023 version.

  2. Template Delegated Authority Letter updated

  3. Managing Public Money updated

  4. Template Delegated Authority Letter added

  5. Annex 2.2, 4.15 and 5.4 updated

  6. Annex 4.15 updated

  7. Updated 'Managing Public Money' document and 2 specimen framework documents added

  8. Updated with revised version of 'Managing Public Money (with annexes)'.

  9. Updated with 'Managing Public Money' and 'Managing Public Money (with annexes)'.

  10. Updated Annex 6.2 in Managing Public Money (including annexes).

  11. Updated template for special severance cases with further guidance on how to complete and return the form.

  12. Removed contact details for Jim Duncan who has since left the post

  13. Updated to reflect several changes to guidance in Annexes. Further details are set out in the 'Dear Accounting Officer' letter dated 8/15.

  14. updated for 2013 version

  15. First published.

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