Transparency data

DCLG spending data: July 2015

DCLG spending report and the government procurement card spending report.

Published 23 October 2015
From:
Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government
Applies to:
England

Documents

DCLG expenditure over £250 July 2015

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DCLG government procurement card expenditure July 2015

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Details

HM Treasury requires that all central government departments publish details of their spending for transactions over £25,000, and publish monthly data by the last day of each month. This department has lowered its threshold and publishes its transactions over £250.

Points to note on this report:

  • over £250 transparency spending data is taken from SAP’s general ledger payment transactions
  • as required by HM Treasury, the data relates to accounts payable payments and credit note transactions for grants and procurement expenditure, recorded at the time the transaction was processed on SAP; the data excludes any subsequent journal transactions and accounts receivable receipts
  • travel, subsistence and other employee transactions are currently published on a summarised anonomised basis; they are summarised by ‘expense area’, then ‘expense type’, by day
  • the terms ‘localism’ and ‘neighbourhoods’ in the spreadsheets refer to groups within DCLG; they cover policy areas such as housing, planning and local government

The data is published in payment date sequence.

Published 23 October 2015

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