Chancellor confirms Spending Round will be delivered on 4 September
Tuesday, 27 August 2019 22:54
The Spending Round will be delivered on Wednesday 4 September, the
Chancellor of the Exchequer confirmed today. The fast-tracked
Spending Round will set departmental budgets for 2020/21. As
announced earlier this month, a full multi-year Spending Review is
now due to take place in 2020. Chancellor Sajid Javid will announce
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The Spending Round will be delivered on Wednesday 4
September, the Chancellor of the Exchequer confirmed today.
The fast-tracked Spending Round will set departmental
budgets for 2020/21. As announced earlier this month, a
full multi-year Spending Review is now due to take
place in 2020.
Chancellor will announce the
conclusions of the Spending Round in a statement to
Parliament.
The Spending Round will deliver on the Prime Minister’s
priorities – including health, schools, and the police
– while still meeting the existing fiscal rules.
Thanks to the hard work of the British people over the
last decade, we can afford to spend more on the
people’s priorities while still meeting the fiscal
rules.
- This is a one-year Spending Round which will fund
departments’ day-to-day spending 2020/2021. It will
meet the current fiscal rules.
- In 2020 a full Spending Review will be held,
reviewing public spending in the round and setting
multi-year budgets.
- Departmental day-to-day spending is financed
through resource budgets and covers important
priorities such as pay or schools’ running costs.
- Capital budgets, used for long-term projects such
as infrastructure, are already in place for 2020/21.
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