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Exceptions to spending moratoria applied for by the Serious Fraud Office

Publisher
Serious Fraud Office
Updated
10 September 2019
Topic
Government spending

Summary

Five key areas of spend have been affected with freezes on: -All new ICT spend above £5 million or over £1 million for systems that support administration including finance, HR or procurement -Advertising and Marketing campaigns that require Cabinet Office approval, specifically those above £25,000 up to 18 Feb 2011, and above £100,000 from 19 Feb 2011 onwards -All new consultancy spend unless it is an operational necessity. Where spend is proposed, apporpriate cabinet office approval is required in cases where expenditure is above £20,000 and -new contracts are expected to exceed 9 months, -existing contracts are extended beyond 9 months, -expenditure is procurement related expenditure -Civil Service recruitment, except in important front line and business critical areas; and -The signing of any new property leases or lease extensions; the non-exercise of lease break options; any new property acquisitions (including those made through a Private Finance Initiative provider); new build developments, sale and leaseback; and any freehold sales as part of national property controls.

Data links

Link Format Preview Updated
Q4 [January to March] 2018-2019 XLSX 10/9/2019
Q2 [July – September] 2018-2019 PDF 2/1/2019
Q1 [April – June] 2018-2019 PDF 2/1/2019
Q4 [January-March] 2017-2018 XLS 2/7/2018
Q3 [October-December] 2017-2018 XLS 2/7/2018
Q1 [April-June] 2017-2018 XLS 2/7/2018
Q1 [April-June] 2017-2018 XLS 2/7/2018
Q1 [April-June] 2016-2017 XLS 30/5/2018
Q2 [July-September] 2016-2017 XLS 30/5/2018
Q3 [October-December] 2016-2017 XLS 30/5/2018
Q4 [Janaury-March] 2016-2017 XLS 30/5/2018
Q2 [July - September] 2014-2015 XLS 30/1/2018
Q4 [January - March] 2015-2016 XLS 30/1/2018
Q3 [October - December] 2015-2016 XLS 30/1/2018
Q2 [July - September] 2015-2016 XLS 30/1/2018
Q1 [April - June] 2015-2016 XLS 30/1/2018
Q1 [April - June] 2014-2015 XLS 3/9/2015
Q4 [January - March] 2014-2015 XLS 8/6/2015
Q3 [October - December] - 2014-2015 XLS 6/2/2015
Q2 [July - September] - 2014-2015 XLS 4/12/2014
Q1 [April - June] - 2014-2015 XLS 4/12/2014
Q3 [October - December] - 2013 XLS 11/7/2014
Q2 [July - September] - 2013 XLS 11/7/2014
Q1 [April - June] - 2013 XLS 11/7/2014
Q4 [January - March] - 2013 XLS 11/7/2014
Q3 [October - December] - 2012 XLS 11/7/2014
Q2 [July - September] - 2012 XLS 11/7/2014
Q1 [April - June] - 2012 XLS 11/7/2014
Q4 [January - March] - 2012 XLS 11/7/2014
Q3 [October - December] - 2011 XLS 11/7/2014
Q2 [July - September] - 2011 XLS 11/7/2014
Q1 [April - June] - 2011 XLS 11/7/2014
Q4 [January - March] - 2011 XLS 11/7/2014
Q3 [October - December] - 2010 XLS 11/7/2014
Q2 [July - September] - 2010 XLS 11/7/2014
Q1 [April - June] - 2010 XLS 11/7/2014
Q4 [January - March] - 2010 XLS 11/7/2014

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