6 2023/24 Treasury Management Outturn
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Additional documents:
Decision:
AGREED that Executive:
1.
Note the Prudential Indicators for
2023/24 as the Council’s year-end position in relation to capital finance
activities and overall indebtedness as detailed in Tables 1- 5 of the report).
2.
Note the performance of the treasury
management function against the Council’s approved strategy for the last
financial year as detailed in Paragraphs 4.32 – 4.37 of the report.
Minutes:
The Executive Member for Finance and Governance submitted a report for Executive consideration.
The report provided important information regarding the regulation and management of the Council’s borrowing, investments, and cash-flow for the 2023/24 financial year.
It was a requirement of the Council’s reporting procedures
under the CIPFA Treasury Management Code of Practice, and by regulations issued
under the Local Government Act 2003, to produce an annual review that covered
the treasury activity and compared the performance against the original
strategy set by the Council. The report should be read in conjunction with the
Council’s revenue and capital outturn report for 2023/24, both of which had a
significant impact on treasury arrangements.
The report also provides the Prudential Indicators results for 2023/24 in accordance with the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA) Code of Capital Finance, which is best practice in terms of governance in this area.
The Executive Member commented that Middlesbrough was not an outlier in terms of borrowing, but increased levels of borrowing increased affordability.
AGREED that Executive:
1.
Note the Prudential Indicators for
2023/24 as the Council’s year-end position in relation to capital finance
activities and overall indebtedness as detailed in Tables 1- 5 of the report).
2.
Note the performance of the treasury
management function against the Council’s approved strategy for the last
financial year as detailed in Paragraphs 4.32 – 4.37 of the report.
OPTIONS
No other options were put forward as part of the report.
REASONS
The recommendations contained in the report would fulfil
the following for the local authority:
·
Compliance with the CIPFA Prudential Code for
Capital Finance for local authorities.
·
Compliance with the CIPFA Treasury Management
Code for local authorities.
·
Compliance with the Local Government Act 2003
Section 1 in relation to borrowing.