What we spend and how we spend it
Date published: 13 October 2021 11:59Inspection of Statement of Accounts
A guide to your rights 2020-21
Delayed Publication of Audited 2020/21 Statement of Accounts
The 2020/21 draft statement of accounts of the PCC Group, the PCC and the Chief Constable were published in accordance with statutory deadlines. However, the external audit of the draft statement of accounts for the year ended 31 March 2021 has not yet been completed by our external auditors, Grant Thornton UK LLP. This is due to unexpected Covid-19 related absences which have delayed the progress of the audit. The Chief Constable is assured however that the in house work has been completed for the finalisation of the audit.
This situation is allowed for by Regulation 10, paragraph (2a) of the Accounts and Audit Regulations 2015. Therefore this notification explains, as per paragraph (2a), that we are not yet able to publish our audited 2020/21 final statement of accounts in line with the deadline of 30th September 2021, as per paragraph (1).
The audit and issue of the audit opinion is expected to conclude during October 2021. The Audit Committee will consider the results of the 2020/21 audit at its meeting on 8 December 2021, after which we will publish the final audited accounts.
Annual Statement of Accounts for Force
Statement of Accounts 2020-2021
Statement of Accounts 2019-2020
Statement of Accounts 2018-2019
Statement of Accounts 2017-2018
Audit Letter
Annual Statement of Accounts for Group
Group Statement of Accounts of the South Yorkshire and Crime Commissioner 2020-2021
Group Statement of Accounts of the South Yorkshire and Crime Commissioner 2019-2020
Group Statement of Accounts of the South Yorkshire and Crime Commissioner 2018-2019
Group Statement of Accounts of the South Yorkshire and Crime Commissioner 2017-2018
Audit Letter
Audit Findings Report and Summary Accounts
Expenditure over £500
Details of all expenditure over £500 is available from the Police and Crime Commissioner's website.
South Yorkshire PCC Police Financial Regulations
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