Issue - meetings
Revenue Budget Monitoring 2022/23 (Month 6)
Meeting: 22/11/2022 - Cabinet (Item 77)
77 Revenue Budget Monitoring 2022/23 (Month 6) PDF 123 KB
Additional documents:
- Enc. 1 for Revenue Budget Monitoring 2022/23 (Month 6), item 77 PDF 20 KB
- Enc. 2 for Revenue Budget Monitoring 2022/23 (Month 6), item 77 PDF 241 KB
- Enc. 3 for Revenue Budget Monitoring 2022/23 (Month 6), item 77 PDF 18 KB
- Enc. 4 for Revenue Budget Monitoring 2022/23 (Month 6), item 77 PDF 414 KB
- Enc. 5 for Revenue Budget Monitoring 2022/23 (Month 6), item 77 PDF 191 KB
- Webcast for Revenue Budget Monitoring 2022/23 (Month 6)
Decision:
As detailed in the recommendation.
Minutes:
Councillor Johnson introduced the report which provided the latest revenue
budget monitoring position for 2022/23 for the Council Fund and the Housing Revenue Account.
The projected year end position was:
Council Fund
• An operating deficit of £0.033m (excluding the impact of the pay award which would need to be met by reserves), which was a favourable movement of (£0.647m) from the deficit figure reported at Month 5
• A projected contingency reserve available balance as at 31st March 2023 of
£8.071m (before the impact of final pay awards)
Housing Revenue Account
• Net in-year revenue expenditure forecast to be £3.324m higher than budget
• A projected closing balance as at 31st March 2023 of £3.150m
Hardship Funding from Welsh Government (WG) helped secure £16m of
direct financial help the previous year and the authority would continue to claim for
payments in 2022/23 for Self-isolation and Statutory Sick Pay Enhancement payments, along with Free School Meals direct payments within their eligible periods.
Members congratulated the Corporate Finance Manager and his team for all the work undertaken on the budget.
RESOLVED:
That the report and the estimated financial impact on the 2022/23 budget be noted.