Budget Consultation
Overview
Overview
It is a statutory obligation for the Finance Minister to bring a Budget to the Assembly in advance of the new financial year commencing on 1 April 2021.
The delay in the announcement of the UK Spending Review outcome has meant a subsequent delay to the Executive’s Budget process as the Spending Review outcome sets the Budget envelope for the Executive.
The delay means the consultation period will have to conclude on 25 February in order to have a 2021-22 budget in place for the commencement of the new financial year.
As set out in the draft Budget document, given the constrained financial position and the growing demand, public services are facing significant challenges going forward. The Executive would welcome your views on the draft Budget. However, as the period for consultation is limited, it would be helpful if consultation responses were focused on the following questions:
- What service would you prioritise?
- Are there services we should stop or reduce?
- Are there ways of raising revenue?
- How can we reduce demand for services?
- How do we balance public sector pay against other priorities?
- Have you any other views for discussion?
Comments on the draft Budget 2021-22 can be submitted online using the complete survey link below or by email to: budgetconsultation@finance-ni.gov.uk
Audiences
- Academic Staff
- Academy Participants
- Advocate groups
- All stakeholders
- All Stakeholders
- Approved Driving Instructors
- Approved Motorcyclist Instructors
- Associate Assessors
- Benefits Customers
- Bikers
- Bridge to Employment Participants
- Business
- Business
- Carers
- Carers
- Charity, Community and Voluntary
- Citizens
- Community & Voluntary Organisations
- Community/Voluntary sector organisations
- Companies
- Disability Organisations
- DOJ Staff
- Drivers
- Early Years Educators
- Employers
- Employers
- Genealogist/Family Historian
- General Public
- Gold Star Customer Service Excellence
- Government Department
- Health and social care providers – non-statutory
- Health and social care providers – statutory
- Health and social care regulators
- Health and social care staff
- Health professionals
- Higher education students
- Higher Education Students
- Homeowners
- Inspectors
- IST
- Learner Driver
- Learner Motorcyclist
- Learner Riders
- Local Government
- MOD
- Motorcyclists
- Other Stakeholders
- Parents
- Parents
- Pensions Customers
- People with Disabilities
- Political representatives
- Political Representatives
- Pre-School Education Settings
- Press/media
- Private individuals or organisations with an interest in Bovine TB
- Private Sector
- Private Sector
- Prospective higher education students
- Prospective Higher Education Students
- Pupils
- Research
- Riders
- Royal Colleges
- School students
- School Students
- Schools
- Schools
- Service users/patients
- Staff
- Staff representatives/Unions
- Stakeholders
- Statutory Body
- Students
- Supervising Drivers
- Teachers
- Teachers
- Utility
- Voluntary and Community Sector
- Young Drivers
Interests
- Budget
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