Tenth Report - Autumn Budget and Spending Review 2021

Select Committee
Treasury Committee HC 825 27 January 2022
Report Status Government responded
Conclusions & Recommendations 24 items (6 recs)
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Government Response (AI assessment · 24 of 24 classified)
Accepted 3
Acknowledged 19
Not Addressed 1
Rejected 1
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Seventh Special Report - Autumn Budget and Spending Review 2021: Government response to the Committee’s Tenth Report · published 2 Mar 2022
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Recommendations & Conclusions

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11 Conclusion Accepted
Para 77
The Spending Review described how levelling up was being incorporated into many aspects of government...
Conclusion
The Spending Review described how levelling up was being incorporated into many aspects of government policy. We await more specific detail on how levelling up will be measured and achieved. Rebadging existing programmes may not have the impact the Government … Read more
Government Response Summary
The government claims to be exceeding commitments to replace EU funding in full and refutes the claim that the spending power for the Department of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities is falling.
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12 Conclusion Accepted
Para 78
The Government stated that the UK Shared Prosperity Fund will be the successor to the...
Conclusion
The Government stated that the UK Shared Prosperity Fund will be the successor to the EU Structural Investment Funds. However, the Government is only providing to this new fund 60 per cent of the money provided by the EU fund. … Read more
Government Response Summary
The government claims to be exceeding commitments to replace EU funding in full and refutes the claim that the spending power for the Department of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities is falling.
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13 Conclusion Accepted
Significant elements of the Government’s levelling up agenda will be delivered through the Department for...
Conclusion
Significant elements of the Government’s levelling up agenda will be delivered through the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC). However, once the increases in social care funding are excluded, the spending power for this department’s activities are being … Read more
Government Response Summary
The government claims to be exceeding commitments to replace EU funding in full and refutes the claim that the spending power for the Department of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities is falling.
HM Treasury
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