Transparency data

Cabinet Office spend approvals: October to December 2015

This data shows Cabinet Office spend on ICT and recruitment for quarter 3, October to December 2015.

• From: Cabinet Office
• Published: 17 March 2016

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Cabinet Office spend approvals October to December 2015: Advertising and marketing

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Cabinet Office spend approvals October to December 2015: ICT

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Cabinet Office spend approvals October to December 2015: Recruitment

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To help address 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 5 key areas of discretionary spend: consulting, ICT, marketing, property and recruitment.

There was no Cabinet Office spend on consultancy or property during this period.

Published 17 March 2016