Supplementary Estimates 2021-22
The Government published its proposed changes to spending plans for 2021-22 on 22 February 2022, in the Supplementary Estimates 2021-22.
The Backbench Business committee selected the following Estimates for debate.
Wednesday 9 March 2022:
- The spending of the Department for Education on the National Tutoring Programme and Adult Education (on the application of Robert Halfon) – read the debate pack here
- The spending of the Ministry of Defence (on the application of John Spellar) – read the debate pack here
Find out more
- Read the Scrutiny Unit and HoC Library briefing paper
- View the Scrutiny Unit data visualisations
Government Departments' Estimates memoranda
Government departments are required to produce an Estimates memorandum for the relevant select committee to explain what is proposed in their Main Estimate and how proposals compare to past spending plans.
Select Committees publish these memoranda on their webpages; for ease of reference links to those published so far are given below.
- Cabinet Office
- Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy
- Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport; tables
- Department for Education;
- Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
- Department of Health and Social Care; tables
- Department for International Trade
- Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities; tables
- Department for Transport
- Department for Work and Pensions
- Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office; tables
- Home Office
- HM Revenue and Customs
- HM Treasury; tables
- Ministry of Defence
- Ministry of Justice
- Northern Ireland
- Scotland
- Wales
Smaller departments and pension funds' memoranda are below
- Armed Forces Pension
- Charity Commission
- Civil Service Pensions
- Competition and Markets Authority
- Crown Prosecution Service
- Food Standards Agency
- Government Actuary's Department
- HM Land Registry
- Judicial Pension Scheme
- National Archives
- National Crime Agency
- National Savings and Investments
- Ofgem
- Ofqual
- Office of Rail and Road – no proposed changes
- Ofsted
- Ofwat
- Overseas staff pensions
- Parliamentary & Health Service Ombudsman - no proposed changes
- Royal Mail Pensions
- Statistics Board
- Teachers' Pensions
- Treasury Solicitor
- UKAEA Pension Scheme
- UK Export Finance
- UK Supreme Court
Formal documentation
The formal documents which set out these spending plans - the 2020-21 Supplementary Estimates - can themselves be accessed here.
The original Spending Review 2020 document on which these plans are based is here.