Transparency data

Cabinet Office spend approvals: 2010 to March 2014

The government introduced a new and ambitious approach to take out costs and waste in central government operations.

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Cabinet Office
Published
15 December 2010
Last updated
6 June 2014 鈥� See all updates

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To help tackle the budget deficit, the government introduced a new and ambitious approach to take out costs and waste in central government operations in order to protect essential jobs and services on the frontline.

Measures include a significant programme of renegotiating contracts with major suppliers and a strict moratorium in five key areas of discretionary spend: consulting, ICT, recruitment, marketing and property.

Spend approvals data from April 2014 onwards is available from the Cabinet Office spend data page.

Updates to this page

Published 15 December 2010
Last updated 6 June 2014 show all updates

  1. Added data for January to March 2014.

  2. Added data for October to December 2013.

  3. Added data for Quarter 1 and 2 for financial year 2013-2014.

  4. Added data for Jan-March 2013

  5. Added data for Oct-Dec 2012

  6. First published.

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