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Progress Report on the National Strategy to Reduce Gambling Harms

ABSG progress report 2020

Published
26 June 2020

Last updated
8 March 2023 - Changes

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  2. Parliamentary accountability disclosures

Parliamentary accountability disclosures

Regularity of expenditure

Losses and special payments – audited Managing

Public Money states that individual losses and special payments of more than £300k should be noted separately.

There were no losses or special payments exceeding £300k during 2019-20.

Gifts – audited

Managing Public Money states any gifts made over the limits proscribed limits should be disclosed. There were no gifts made during 2019-20.

Fees and charges – audited

In accordance with Managing Public Money, entities should provide an analysis of fees and charges income where material.

See ‘Fees and charges’ on page 34.

Remote contingent liabilities – audited

Managing Public Money states any material remote contingent liabilities (that is, those that are disclosed under Parliamentary reporting requirements and not under IAS 37) should be reported.

There were no remote contingent liabilities during 2019-20.

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