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Decision - Housing Revenue Account Budget and Capital Investment Programme 2022/23 and Medium-Term Financial Strategy

Brighton and Hove Housing Committee, Policy & Resources Committee Decided 19 Jan 2022 for determination GET /api/coverage
Decision maker
Housing Committee, Policy & Resources Committee
Report author
Craig Garoghan
Published
20 Jan 2022
Reference
6504

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RESOLVED: That the Housing Committee: 2.1 Approves a rent increase of up to 4.1% in line with government legislation as detailed in paragraph 4.9 of the report. 2.2 Approves the service charges and fees as detailed in Appendix 2 to the report. 2.3 Notes the Medium-Term Financial Strategy and 30-year financial projections shown in Appendix 4 to the report. That Housing Committee approves and recommends to Policy & Resources Committee: 2.4 That the updated HRA Revenue Budget for 2022/23 as shown in Appendix 1 to the report be agreed and recommended to full Council for approval. 2.5 That an earmarked reserve of £1.500m for the Covid-19 recovery work required to clear the backlog of responsive repairs and voids be set up as per paragraph 5.1 of the main report. 2.6 That a contribution to the rent reduction reserve of £1.200m be made from the general reserves held by the HRA as per paragraph 5.1 of the main report. 2.7 That a contribution to the Sustainability and Retrofit reserve of £1.200m be made from the general reserves held by the HRA as per paragraph 5.1 of the main report. 2.8 That the Capital Programme Budget of £85.077m for 2022/23 be agreed and notes the 3-year programme as set out in Appendix 4 to the report and recommended to full Council for approval; and That Full Council: 2.9 Approves the updated HRA Revenue Budget for 2022/23 as shown in Appendix 1 to the report. 2.10 Approves the Capital Programme Budget of £85.077m for 2022/23 and notes the 3-year programme as set out in Appendix 3 to the report.

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The report sets out the Housing Revenue Account’s Medium Term Financial Strategy for 2022/23 to 2024/25 and a 30-year financial forecast. It projects a viable long-term financial position while noting that the forecast is based on current approvals and broad assumptions, and may change as costs, rents, funding and investment requirements become clearer.

Recommendation
To note the HRA Medium Term Financial Strategy and 30-year financial forecast.
Financial impact
The MTFS projects a cumulative revenue surplus of £64.802 million for 2022/23 to 2024/25. The 30-year forecast includes total expenditure of £1.860494 billion, total income of £2.692918 billion, net revenue income of £832.424 million, and total capital expenditure of £935.244 million.

Stakeholders named

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Council tenantsResidents of council homesThe council’s Housing Revenue AccountGreater BrightonCentral Government

Next steps

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  • Update the financial forecast as budgets and rent levels are formally approved.
  • Review sustainability and retrofit investment requirements through the retrofit task force and the Asset Management Plan.
  • Reflect the outcomes of the Building Safety Bill, Social Housing White Paper and further Asset Management Plan development in future forecast updates.

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