SPENDING CONTROLS Clause Samples
The SPENDING CONTROLS clause establishes limits or guidelines on how funds may be used or disbursed under an agreement. Typically, it sets maximum spending thresholds, requires pre-approval for certain expenditures, or outlines categories of permissible expenses. By clearly defining these boundaries, the clause helps prevent unauthorized or excessive spending, ensuring financial discipline and accountability within the contractual relationship.
SPENDING CONTROLS. Marketing, Advertising, Communications and Consultancy As part of the government’s efficiency and reform programme, public funding for marketing, advertising, communications and consultancy is closely controlled. The Grant Recipient must seek permission from the Authority prior to any proposed expenditure in these areas, either in connection with, or using funding provided, under this Agreement. A complete list of the controlled activities can be found at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/government/publications/cabinet-office-controls. The Grant Recipient should provide evidence that any marketing, advertising, communications and consultancy expenditure carried out in connection with, or using the Grant must deliver measurable outcomes that meet government objective to secure value for money.
SPENDING CONTROLS. MARKETING, ADVERTISING, COMMUNICATIONS AND CONSULTANCY
SPENDING CONTROLS. MARKETING, ADVERTISING, COMMUNICATIONS AND CONSULTANCY
22.1. The Project Deliverer should provide evidence that any marketing, advertising, communications and consultancy expenditure carried out in connection with, or using the Grant will deliver measurable outcomes that meet government objective to secure value for money.
SPENDING CONTROLS. MARKETING, ADVERTISING, COMMUNICATIONS AND CONSULTANCY
8.1. As part of the government’s efficiency and reform programme, public funding for marketing, advertising, communications and consultancy is closely controlled. The Grant Recipient must seek permission from the UK PACT Communications Delivery Partner prior to any proposed expenditure in these areas, either in connection with, or using funding provided, under this Agreement. A complete list of the controlled activities can be found at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/government/publications/cabinet-office-controls.
8.2. The Grant Recipient should provide evidence that any marketing, advertising, communications and consultancy expenditure carried out in connection with, or using funding provided under this Agreement will deliver measurable outcomes that meet government objectives and can secure value for money.
SPENDING CONTROLS. MARKETING, ADVERTISING, COMMUNICATIONS AND CONSULTANCY
22.1. The Grant Recipient must seek permission from the Authority prior to any proposed expenditure on advertising, communications, consultancy or marketing either in connection with, or using the Grant.
22.2. The Grant Recipient should provide evidence that any marketing, advertising, communications and consultancy expenditure carried out in connection with, or using the Grant will deliver measurable outcomes that meet government objectives to secure value for money.
SPENDING CONTROLS. MARKETING, ADVERTISING, COMMUNICATIONS AND CONSULTANCY
12.1 The Recipient shall seek permission from the Authority prior to any proposed expenditure on advertising, communications, consultancy or marketing either in connection with, or using the Grant. A complete list of the controlled activities can be found at: ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/government/publications/cabinet-office-controls
SPENDING CONTROLS. MARKETING, ADVERTISING, COMMUNICATIONS AND CONSULTANCY
15.1. As part of the government’s efficiency and reform programme, public funding for marketing, advertising, communications and consultancy is closely controlled. The Grant Recipient must contact the Authority’s Delivery Partner to obtain the Authority’s prior written consent to any proposed expenditure in these areas, either in connection with, or using funding provided, under this Agreement. A complete list of the controlled activities can be found at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/government/publications/cabinet-office-controls.
15.2. The Grant Recipient must provide evidence to the Authority that any marketing, advertising, communications and consultancy expenditure carried out in connection with, or using funding provided under this Agreement will deliver measurable outcomes that meet government objective to secure value for money.
SPENDING CONTROLS. MARKETING, ADVERTISING, COMMUNICATIONS AND CONSULTANCY
20.1. The Recipient must seek permission from the Authority prior to any proposed expenditure on advertising, communications, consultancy or marketing either in connection with, or using the Tameside ABEN 2022-25 Grant, and/or the Tameside CAS-3 2022-25 Grant.
20.2. The Recipient should provide evidence that any marketing, advertising, communications and consultancy expenditure carried out in connection with, or using the Tameside ABEN 2022-25 Grant, and/or the Tameside CAS-3 2022-25 Grant will deliver measurable outcomes that meet government objectives to secure value for money.
SPENDING CONTROLS. MARKETING, ADVERTISING, COMMUNICATIONS AND CONSULTANCY
22.1. The Grant Recipient should provide evidence that any marketing, advertising, communications and consultancy expenditure carried out in connection with, or using the Grant will deliver measurable outcomes that meet government objective to secure value for money.
SPENDING CONTROLS. MARKETING, ADVERTISING, COMMUNICATIONS AND CONSULTANCY
6.1. As part of the government’s efficiency and reform programme, public funding for marketing, advertising, communications and consultancy is closely controlled. The Grant Recipient must seek permission from the Authority prior to any proposed expenditure in these areas using funding provided, under this Agreement, which have not already been approved as part of the Funded Activities. A complete list of the controlled activities can be found at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/government/publications/cabinet-office-controls.
6.2. In agreeing to provide funding as a grant agreement on the basis of the proposal submitted, the Authority has given permission for spending as detailed in the proposal.
6.3. The Authority acknowledges that the Grant Recipient is entitled to spend public funding for marketing, advertising, communications and consultancy for activities that sit outside of (but are related to) the Funded Activities.
6.4. The Grant Recipient should provide evidence that any marketing, advertising, communications and consultancy expenditure carried out in connection with, or using funding provided under this Agreement have been procured through appropriate processes and will deliver measurable outcomes that meet government objectives and can secure value for money.