Common use of Ineligible Expenditure Clause in Contracts

Ineligible Expenditure. 5.1 Without prejudice to the fact the Recipient must only use the Grant for the Eligible Expenditure, the Recipient must not use any part of the Grant for: 5.1.1 any expenditure of a party political or exclusively religious nature; 5.1.2 any recoverable VAT incurred; 5.1.3 any expenditure on works or activities which the Recipient or any other person has a statutory duty to undertake; 5.1.4 any liability arising out of negligence on the part of the Recipient or any of its officers, employees or sub-contractors; 5.1.5 any interest on debt; 5.1.6 any expenditure of the Metropolitan Police Service without specific formal written approval from MOPAC; for the avoidance of doubt this includes expenditure already outlined in Annex 3 (Funding). This is to avoid indirect funding and the potential for duplicating provision. This includes the purchase of police officers under ‘Match Funding’ or ‘Cost Sharing’ schemes; 5.1.7 any purchase of capital items above a value of £1,000 without prior formal written approval from MOPAC; 5.1.8 any expenditure on Management Costs exceeding 10% of the total Grant; 5.1.9 any costs incurred in relation to the Funded Project prior to the Start Date; or 5.1.10 any expenditure on activities that do not comply with the Minimum Standards.

Ineligible Expenditure. 5.1 Without prejudice to the fact the Recipient must only use the Grant for the Eligible Expenditure, the Recipient must not use any part of the Grant for: 5.1.1 any expenditure of a party political or exclusively religious nature; 5.1.2 any recoverable VAT incurred; 5.1.3 any expenditure on works or activities which the Recipient or any other person has a statutory duty to undertake; 5.1.4 any liability arising out of negligence on the part of the Recipient or any of its officers, employees or sub-contractors; 5.1.5 any interest on debt; 5.1.6 any expenditure of the Metropolitan Police Service without specific formal written approval from MOPAC; for the avoidance of doubt this includes expenditure already outlined in Annex 3 (Funding). This is to avoid indirect funding and the potential for duplicating provision. This includes the purchase of police officers under ‘Match Funding’ or ‘Cost Sharing’ schemes; 5.1.7 any purchase of capital items above a value of £1,000 without prior formal written approval from MOPAC; 5.1.8 any expenditure on Management Costs exceeding 10% of the total Grant; 5.1.9 any costs incurred in relation to the Funded Project prior to the Start Date or subsequent to the End Date; or 5.1.10 any expenditure on activities that do not comply with the Minimum Standards.

Ineligible Expenditure. 5.1 Without prejudice to the fact the Recipient must only use the Grant for the Eligible Expenditure, the Recipient must not use any part of the Grant for:for:‌ 5.1.1 any expenditure of a party political or exclusively religious nature; 5.1.2 any recoverable VAT incurred; 5.1.3 any expenditure on works or activities which the Recipient or any other person has a statutory duty to undertake; 5.1.4 any liability arising out of negligence on the part of the Recipient or any of its officers, employees or sub-contractors; 5.1.5 any interest on debt; 5.1.6 any expenditure of the Metropolitan Police Service without specific formal written approval from MOPAC; for the avoidance of doubt this includes expenditure already outlined in Annex 3 (Funding). This is to avoid indirect funding and the potential for duplicating provision. This includes the purchase of police officers under ‘Match Funding’ or ‘Cost Sharing’ schemes; 5.1.7 any purchase of capital items above a value of £1,000 without prior formal written approval from MOPAC; 5.1.8 any expenditure on Management Costs exceeding 10% of the total Grant; 5.1.9 any costs incurred in relation to the Funded Project prior to the Start Date; or 5.1.10 any expenditure on activities that do not comply with the Minimum Standards.