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Argyll and Bute Council Budget Consultation 2013 14 Introduction Long term approach. Declining levels of funding. Increasing costs and service demands. 40m funding gap over 7 years. 6m pa for 7 years (3% of service


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Argyll and Bute Council Budget Consultation 2013‐14

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Introduction

  • Long term approach.
  • Declining levels of funding.
  • Increasing costs and service demands.
  • £40m funding gap over 7 years.

– £6m pa for 7 years (3% of service budgets).

  • Previously agreed savings £20m pa over last few

years.

  • Looking for views on how we prioritise our

expenditure.

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Council Budget

Service Budget 2012-13 £ Chief Executive's Unit 6,772,726 Community Services 132,784,441 Customer Services 19,112,668 Development & Infrastructure Services 31,050,296 Insurances 1,012,310 Joint Boards 15,025,166 Loan Charges 27,856,927 Non Domestic Rates 2,835,259 Other Operating Income & Expenditure 2,594,878 NPDO 13,453,801 Grand Total 252,498,472

3% 53% 8% 12% 0% 6% 11% 1% 1% 5%

Total Budget per Service

Chief Executive's Unit Community Services Customer Services Development & Infrastructure Services Insurances Joint Boards Loan Charges Non Domestic Rates Other Operating Income & Expenditure NPDO

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Education

Description Budget 2012-13 £ Pre School Education 146,095 Primary Education 25,322,928 Quality Improvement 1,071,811 School Support 9,654,961 Schools Residential Accomodation 1,226,274 Secondary Education 26,535,658 Specialist Equipment 35,000 Grand Total 63,992,728

0% 40% 2% 15% 2% 41% 0%

Education ‐ Objective Analysis

Pre School Education Primary Education Quality Improvement School Support Schools Residential Accomodation Secondary Education Specialist Equipment

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Education

  • We are responsible for providing education for every child
  • f school age to support the development of the

personality, talents and mental and physical abilities of the child to his or her full potential. The following education services are provided throughout Argyll and Bute:

– 3‐18 Education – Curriculum for Excellence 3‐18 – Pupil support services – Psychological services – Educational ICT – HMIE post and pre inspection report

  • Our pupil roll is around 11,000, with teaching staff in the

region of 900FTE.

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Children & Families

Description Budget 2012-13 £ C&F Operations 7,335,448 C&F Resources 3,403,948 C&F Service Standards 1,183,527 Criminal Justice

  • 19,232

Pre School Education 3,625,380 Grand Total 15,529,071

47% 22% 8% 0% 23%

Children & Families ‐ Objective Analysis

C&F Operations C&F Resources C&F Service Standards Criminal Justice Pre School Education

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Children & Families

  • The Children and Families Service supports, protects and

cares for vulnerable children, young people and their families, providing a range of services including:

– Assessment and care management – Child protection services – Reports and assessments – Family support – Criminal justice – Specialist services for children affected by disability – Fostering and adoption – Residential care

  • 16% of the population in Argyll and Bute area is aged 0‐15

compared to a Scottish average of 17 %.

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Adult Care

Description Budget 2012-13 £ Adult Protection 106,179 Central Management Costs 539,877 Joint Performance Team 25,204 Learning Disability Services 11,130,975 Mental Health Services 2,471,833 Older Peoples Services 28,586,735 Substance Misuse Services 113,904 Grand Total 42,974,706

0% 1% 0% 26% 6% 67% 0%

Adult Care ‐ Objective Analysis

Adult Protection Central Management Costs Joint Performance Team Learning Disability Services Mental Health Services Older Peoples Services Substance Misuse Services

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Adult Care

  • The service is structured around the following areas:
  • Providing resources to vulnerable adults and older people

including residential care, day centre provision and home care.

  • The assessment and care management function carried out

by area team staff

  • Support for adults with a learning disability, mental health

difficulty or sensory impairment

  • Support for adults dealing with substance misuse

difficulties

  • 22% of the population in the Argyll and Bute area is aged

65 and over compared to a Scottish average of 17 %.

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Facility Services

Description Budget 2012-13 £ Catering, Cleaning & Janitorial

  • 714,445

Central Management Costs 342,125 Integrated Transport 8,964,783 Property Services (inc Asset Management) 1,961,370 Grand Total 10,553,833

‐6% 3% 75% 16%

Facility Services ‐ Objective Analysis

Catering, Cleaning & Janitorial Central Management Costs Integrated Transport Property Services (inc Asset Management)

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Facility Services

  • Facility Services provides a range of support to

all other council services –

– Catering & cleaning. – School, public & community transport. – Property design, improvement, energy, estates & maint.

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Community & Culture

Description Budget 2012-13 £ Adult Learning 821,850 Central Management Costs 230,916 Community Development 664,819 Culture & Libraries 1,510,721 Housing Services 3,305,974 Leisure & Youth Services 3,600,509 Grand Total 10,134,790

8% 2% 7% 15% 33% 35%

Community & Culture ‐ Objective Analysis

Adult Learning Central Management Costs Community Development Culture & Libraries Housing Services Leisure & Youth Services

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Community & Culture

  • The Community and Culture service includes:

– Museums & libraries,. – Leisure centres, Council venues & sports development. – Community learning and youth work services. – Support for community development. – Homelessness &, housing support.

  • The service operates four swimming pools,

seven halls and ten libraries and museums.

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Economic Development

Description Budget 2012-13 £ Central Management Costs 95,334 CHORD 126,858 Economic Development 390,658 Marine and Airports 1,072,162 Projects, Renewables & Regeneration 788,960 Strategic Transportation 329,001 Grand Total 2,802,972

3% 5% 14% 38% 28% 12%

Economic Development ‐ Objective Analysis

Central Management Costs CHORD Economic Development Marine and Airports Projects, Renewables & Regeneration Strategic Transportation

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Economic Development

  • Our Economic Development service aims to

unlock the potential of Argyll and Bute’s significant sustainable economic assets for the benefits of its people and communities, as well as the competitiveness and security of the Scottish and European Union economies.

  • This services also manages:

– Strategic transportation. – Piers, harbours & ferries. – Air services.

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Roads & Amenity

Description Budget 2012-13 £ Central Management Costs 104,168 Roads Design 380,306 Roads Operations 7,912,622 Streetscene 6,562,627 Waste Management 8,296,002 Grand Total 23,255,725

0% 2% 34% 28% 36%

Roads & Amenity ‐ Objective Analysis

Central Management Costs Roads Design Roads Operations Streetscene Waste Management

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Roads & Amenity

  • This service is vital to allow for the safe and convenient

movement of people and goods across our geographically diverse and sparsely populated area.

  • It also maintains the physical appearance of Argyll and

Bute by managing open spaces, cemeteries, street cleaning, refuse collection and waste management.

  • The council looks after

– 1,406 miles of road, – 954 bridges – 138 car parks. – 16 operational depots & a fleet of 151 vehicles and items

  • f plant.
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Planning & Regulatory

Description Budget 2012-13 £ Building Standards

  • 85,204

Central Management Costs 42,241 Development Management 635,522 Development Policy 627,654 Environmental Health 1,219,328 Trading Standards 607,921 Grand Total 3,047,462

‐3% 1% 20% 19% 38% 19%

Planning & Regulatory ‐ Objective Analysis

Building Standards Central Management Costs Development Management Development Policy Environmental Health Trading Standards

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Planning & Regulatory

  • Planning and Regulatory Services is an
  • utward‐looking service which seeks to

– Harness development opportunities, – Support business, – Protect the public – Improve the economic, social and environmental

  • Ensuring development takes place in a sustainable

manner.

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Other Budgets

Description Budget 2012-13 £ Chief Executive's Department 6,772,726 Customer & Support Services/Gov & Law 8,021,594 Elected Members 1,222,547 Executive Directors & Central Dept Costs 2,634,523 Joint Boards 15,025,166 Loan Charges 27,856,927 NPDO 13,453,801 Sundry Services 5,219,899 Grand Total 80,207,184

8% 10% 2% 3% 19% 35% 17% 6%

Remaining Budget ‐ Objective Analysis

Chief Executive's Department Customer & Support Services/Governance & Law Elected Members Executive Directors & Central Departmental Costs Joint Boards Loan Charges NPDO

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Other Budgets

  • This covers the cost of internal support services:

– Governance & Law. – Customer & Support Services. – Improvement & HR. – Strategic Finance.

  • Also included in other budgets are:

– Loan charges – cost of borrowing for capital expenditure. – Payments under the Schools NPDO contract. – The cost of joint boards – Police and Fire which will transfer to new national organisations.

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Consultation Questions

  • What services do you think we should significantly reduce

spending, spend a bit less, spend about the same, spend a bit more or spend significantly more?

  • Should we provide a wide range of services at a lower

standard or fewer services at a higher standard?

  • Are there services which the council could charge more for?
  • We deliver services in different ways our own staff and third

sector or private sector. Would you prefer more services to be delivered by third sector groups or private companies?

  • Should the council spend less on revenue so that it can spend

more on capital expenditure? Should we spend less on capital expenditure so we can spend more on revenue?