Scottish Government consolidated accounts: 2018-2019

Annual report of consolidated financial results of the Scottish Government, its Executive Agencies and the Crown Office, prepared in accordance with IFRS.


22. Resource Budget

The resource budget detailed in the outturn statements is the consolidated budget for the Scottish Government. The following table provides a reconciliation of the budgets shown in the accounts with the total budget for Scotland approved by the Scottish Parliament.

2018-19 2017-18
£m £m
Budget (Scotland) Act 2018 40,499 39,300
Scotland's Autumn Budget Revision - Scottish Statutory Instrument 2018 No. 363 7 19
Scotland's Spring Budget Revision - Scottish Statutory Instrument 2019 No. 117 3,576 421
Total approved spending 44,082 39,740
Less activities not included in these accounts:
Capital Borrowing - (24)
National Records of Scotland (36) (30)
Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator (3) (3)
Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service (128) (109)
Scottish Fiscal Commission (2) (2)
Revenue Scotland (8) (5)
Food Standards Scotland (17) (16)
Scottish Housing Regulator (5) (4)
NHS and Teachers' Pension Schemes (6,785) (4,568)
Forestry Commission (Scotland) (69) (68)
Scottish Parliament Corporate Body (105) (102)
Audit Scotland (9) (9)
Consolidated Portfolios' approved estimates 36,915 34,800
Portfolio analysis Budget
Act
Approval
2018-19
Capital
Budget
2018-19
Operating
Budget
£m £m £m
Finance, Economy and Fair Work 525 77 448
Health and Sport 13,895 379 13,516
Education and Skills 4,471 563 3,908
Justice 2,638 27 2,611
Communities and Local Government 11,147 189 10,958
Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform 452 256 196
Culture, Tourism and External Affairs 297 5 292
Rural Economy 135 (140) 275
Transport Infrastructure and Connectivity 2,736 417 2,319
Social Security and Older People 289 15 274
Government Business and Constitutional Relations 11 - 11
Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service 122 5 117
Administration 197 13 184
36,915 1,806 35,109

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