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Finance

Funding The Scottish Government aims to secure the best public services possible from its budget which stands at more than £27 billion in the financial year 2005-2006 and is due to rise to over £30 billion in 2007-2008.

The Scottish Budget for the financial year 2005-2006 has been passed by Parliament, giving statutory authority to the Scottish Government for its spending plans.

Finance

Scottish Public Finance Manual

The Scottish Public Finance Manual

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Scottish Budget

Scottish Budget

Infrastructure Investment

Infrastructure investment in support of better and modern public services in Scotland.

European Structural Funds

European Structural Funds

International Financial Reporting Standards

Government commitments to financial reporting.

 

Publications

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DateMain TopicTitle and Summary
24/11/2009Government

EDP November 2009 [Publication]

Revised and updated Efficiency Delivery Plans

24/11/2009Government

Efficiency Outturn Report 2008-09 [Report]

Efficiency outturn report 2008-09, giving details of efficiencies made in Directorates of the Scottish Government and wider Public Sector.

23/11/2009Planning

Polnoon Masterplan: Idea to Design - Residential Streets Project [Publication]

Architecture & Place document relating to Polnoon masterplan, idea to design.

19/11/2009Government

People and Communities: Taking forward our National Conversation [Publication]

National Conversation Paper focussing on health,housing,law and order,transport and childrens issues

12/11/2009Public Sector

Scottish Local Authorities Remuneration Committee: Annual Review of Remuneration for Local Authority Councillors [Report]

SLARC 2009 Report on Councillors' Remuneration

Page updated: Wednesday, September 2, 2009