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Decision - Minimum Revenue Provision Policy - Update

Brighton and Hove Council Decided 10 Jul 2025 approved GET /api/coverage
Decision maker
Council
Report author
Haley Woollard
Published
15 Jul 2025
Reference
7465

As published

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1) That the Council approved the revised Minimum Revenue Provision Policy Statement for 2025/26 as set out in Appendix 2; 2) That the Council noted that once formally approved, the policy will be applied to the council's draft Statement of Accounts for 2024/25.

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The policy sets out how the council will make Minimum Revenue Provision (MRP) for different types of debt and capital expenditure during 2025/26. It specifies repayment methods and periods, including special arrangements for i360 Limited, the Living Wage Joint Venture, and on-balance sheet PFI schemes and leases.

Outcome
approved
Recommendation
Approve the Current 2025/26 Minimum Revenue Provision Policy Statement.
Financial impact
None stated
Ward affected
city-wide
Decision maker
Budget Council
Date in document
27 Feb 2025

Stakeholders named

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i360 LimitedLiving Wage Joint Venture

Next steps

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  • Apply the approved MRP policy during 2025/26.

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