Department for Education: exceptions to spending controls
Reports on DfE exceptions to government spending controls.
Applies to England
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Quarterly information about DfE’s spending on property, advertising, consultancy, technology and recruitment, which are limited by government spending controls.
Updates to this page
Published 26 April 2012Last updated 2 July 2020 + show all updates
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Added 'DfE spending controls: approved exemptions for January to March 2020'.
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Added 'DfE spending controls: approved exemptions for October to December 2019'.
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Added 'DfE spending controls: approved exemptions for July to September 2019'.
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Added DfE spending controls: Approved exemptions for April to June 2019
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Added DfE spending controls: approved exemptions for January to March 2019.
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Added spreadsheet showing DfE spending controls: approved exemptions for July to December 2018.
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Added spreadsheets for Q2 (July to September 2017), Q3 (October to December 2017) and Q4 (January to March 2018) of the 2017 to 2018 financial year.
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Added reports for October to December 2016, January to March 2017, and April to June 2017.
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Added data on DfE spending controls for July to September 2016.
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Added data on DfE exceptions to government spending controls for April to June 2016.
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Added 'DfE spending controls: approved exemptions January to March 2016'.
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Added 'DfE spending controls: approved exemptions October to December 2015'.
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Added 'DfE spending controls: approved exemptions July to September 2015'.
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Added 'DfE spending controls: approved exemptions April to June 2015'.
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Added DfE spending controls exemptions data for October to December 2014.
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Added 'DfE spending controls: approved exemptions Jul to Sept 2014'.
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Added information for April to June (quarter 1) for the 2014 to 2015 financial year.
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Added data for quarter 4 of the 2013 to 2014 financial year.
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Added data for quarter 3 2013 to 2014.
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Added 'DfE spending controls: approved exemptions Q2 2013 to 2014' document
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2 new downloads added covering exception data for Q1 2013.
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Added Q3 2012 to 2013 spending approvals and Q4 2013 exceptions reporting
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