Departmental Expenditure Limits DELs - Revision history

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−	Departmental Expenditure ~~Limit~~ (DEL) ~~is a term used to describe~~ budgets ~~that are~~ allocated to - and spent by - ~~different~~ departments ~~within the Government~~.	+	Departmental Expenditure Limits (DEL) are budgets allocated to - and spent by - government departments. DELs are set by the Treasury during Government spending reviews and can cover multi-year periods. Departments are not allowed to exceed these budgets in the set period. Most of the time, departments spend less than their DELs.
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−	DELs ~~are limits that~~ are set by the Treasury during Government spending reviews and can cover multi-year periods. ~~This means departments~~ are not allowed to exceed these budgets ~~throughout~~ the set period. Most of the time, departments spend less than their DELs.	+

	DELs can be spent on different types of public programmes and services. This can include operations and administration of services (known as resource spending or RDELs). DELs can also be spent on investments in growth oriented measures (known as capital spending or CDELs).		DELs can be spent on different types of public programmes and services. This can include operations and administration of services (known as resource spending or RDELs). DELs can also be spent on investments in growth oriented measures (known as capital spending or CDELs).

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	DELs are limits that are set by the Treasury during Government spending reviews and can cover multi-year periods. This means departments are not allowed to exceed these budgets throughout the set period. Most of the time, departments spend less than their DELs.		DELs are limits that are set by the Treasury during Government spending reviews and can cover multi-year periods. This means departments are not allowed to exceed these budgets throughout the set period. Most of the time, departments spend less than their DELs.

−	DELs can be spent on different types of public programmes and services. This can include operations and administration of services (known as resource spending)~~. These are referred to as RDELs~~. DELs can also be spent on investments in growth oriented measures (known as capital spending)~~. These are referred to as CDELs~~.	+	DELs can be spent on different types of public programmes and services. This can include operations and administration of services (known as resource spending or RDELs). DELs can also be spent on investments in growth oriented measures (known as capital spending or CDELs).

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Departmental Expenditure Limit (DEL) is a term used to describe budgets that are allocated to - and spent by - different departments within the Government.

DELs are limits that are set by the Treasury during Government spending reviews and can cover multi-year periods. This means departments are not allowed to exceed these budgets throughout the set period. Most of the time, departments spend less than their DELs.

DELs can be spent on different types of public programmes and services. This can include operations and administration of services (known as resource spending). These are referred to as RDELs. DELs can also be spent on investments in growth oriented measures (known as capital spending). These are referred to as CDELs.

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* Controllable spend.
* Major projects authority MPA.
* Public procurement.
* Major project definition.