Delegated authorities. 19.1. The GLAA delegated authorities are set out in the annual letter of delegation to the Accounting Officer. The GLAA shall obtain the Home Office’s prior approval before: • entering into any undertaking, contract or any other legally binding agreement to incur any expenditure that falls outside the GLAA’s delegation provided by the Home Office; • incurring expenditure for any purpose that is or might be considered novel or contentious, or which has or could have significant future cost implications; • making any significant change in the scale of operation or funding of any initiative or particular scheme previously approved by the Home Office; • making any change of policy or practice which has wider financial implications that might prove repercussive or which might significantly affect the future level of resources required; or • carrying out policies that go against the principles, rules, guidance and advice in Managing Public Money and other government guidance.
Delegated authorities. The Board may grant a set of delegated authorities for the day-to-day operation and management of the Activities.
Delegated authorities. The NHMF shall obtain the Department’s prior written approval before: • entering into any undertaking to incur any expenditure that falls outside the delegations or which is not provided for in the ALB’s annual budget as approved by the Department; • incurring expenditure for any purpose that is or might be considered novel or contentious, or which has or could have significant future cost implications; • making any significant change in the scale of operation or funding of any initiative or particular scheme previously approved by the Department; • redirecting funding provided by the Department for one purpose to other purposes; • making any change of policy or practice which has wider financial implications that might prove repercussive or which might significantly affect the future level of resources required; or • carrying out policies that go against the principles, rules, guidance and advice in Managing Public Money.
Delegated authorities. 18. 1.The National Lottery Community Fund shall obtain the Department's prior written approval before: • entering into any undertaking to incur any expenditure that falls outside the delegations; • incurring expenditure for any purpose that is or might be considered novel or contentious, or_ which has or could have significant future cost implications; • making any significant change in the scale of operation or funding of any initiative or particular scheme previously approved by the Department; • redirecting funding provided by the_ Department for one purpose to other purposes; • . making any change of policy or practice which has wider financial implications that might prove repercussive or which might significantly affect the future level of resources required; or • carrying out policies that go against the principles, rules, guidance and advice in Managing Public Money.
Delegated authorities. 30.1. Arts Council England shall obtain the Department’s prior written approval before: ● entering into any undertaking to incur any expenditure that falls outside the delegations or which is not provided for in Arts Council England’s annual budget as approved by the Department; ● incurring expenditure for any purpose that is or might be considered novel or contentious, or which has or could have significant future cost implications; ● making any significant change in the scale of operation or funding of any initiative or particular scheme previously approved by the Department; ● redirecting funding provided by the Department for one purpose to other purposes; Final Version ● making any change of policy or practice which has wider financial implications that might prove repercussive or which might significantly affect the future level of resources required; or ● carrying out policies that go against the principles, rules, guidance and advice in Managing Public Money.
Delegated authorities. 21.1 The BFI shall obtain the Department’s prior written approval before: • entering into any undertaking to incur any expenditure that falls outside the delegations or which is not provided for in the BFI’s annual budget as approved by the Department; • incurring expenditure for any purpose that is or might be considered novel or contentious, or which has or could have significant future cost implications; • making any significant change in the scale of operation or funding of any initiative or particular scheme previously approved by the Department; • redirecting funding provided by the Department for one purpose to other purposes; • making any change of policy or practice which has wider financial implications that might prove repercussive or which might significantly affect the future level of resources required; or • carrying out policies that go against the principles, rules, guidance and advice in Managing Public Money.
