In line with UK government commitments to increase transparency on public spending, the JCPC publishes details of all expenditure greater than £25,000 and all expenditure using government procurement cards greater than £500. The Court also publishes prompt payment data for invoices and any interest incurred due to late payment.
Justices' Financial Interests
Information on the financial interests of the Justices of the The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Justices' and CEO's Expenses
This collection brings together recent claims for official expenses made by the Justices of the JCPC and the Chief Executive.
Financial Transparency Transaction : Prior to 2021
In line with UK government commitments to increase transparency on public spending, the JCPC publishes details of all expenditure greater than £25,000 and all expenditure using government procurement cards greater than £500. The Court also publishes prompt payment data for invoices and any interest incurred due to late payment.
Financial Transparency Data - 2021
In line with UK government commitments to increase transparency on public spending, the JCPC publishes details of all expenditure greater than £25,000 and all expenditure using government procurement cards greater than £500. The Court also publishes prompt payment data for invoices and any interest incurred due to late payment.
Financial Transparency Data - 2022
In line with UK government commitments to increase transparency on public spending, the JCPC publishes details of all expenditure greater than £25,000 and all expenditure using government procurement cards greater than £500. The Court also publishes prompt payment data for invoices and any interest incurred due to late payment.
Financial Transparency Data - 2023
In line with UK government commitments to increase transparency on public spending, the JCPC publishes details of all expenditure greater than £25,000 and all expenditure using government procurement cards greater than £500. The Court also publishes prompt payment data for invoices and any interest incurred due to late payment.
Financial Transparency Data - 2024
In line with UK government commitments to increase transparency on public spending, the JCPC publishes details of all expenditure greater than £25,000 and all expenditure using government procurement cards greater than £500. The Court also publishes prompt payment data for invoices and any interest incurred due to late payment.
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