The budget at the Ministry of Justice is being slashed back at the moment, with legal aid and prison spaces as two of the more high profile victims.
So it is interesting to see that the amount of money the MoJ is spending on hiring civil servants to deal with procurement is going up.
In 2009/10 the MoJ spent £7.7m, in 2010/11 they spent £8.8m, and in 2011/12 they are estimating that they’ll spend some £10.6m – a £3m odd increase over three years.
The figures, which will go down well with Ken Clarke’s insatiable critics, came from a written question here.
Tuesday, 18 October 2011
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But the reason they're spending a little more (relatively speaking) on procurement is because they're saving a lot by cutting back on what the department does - and instead are contracting for the private sector to run things.
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