Continues fromDepartment of Planning, through FY2009. DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING becomes PLANNING DEPARTMENT in the FY2010-11 book, under the same operating category. The same words in a different order. FY2009 1,298,752 to FY2010 1,117,688 (-13.9%).
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FY2013: Departments were reorganised. Around 2013 the county reorganised its departments. Human resources and public works stop appearing under those names, and emergency medical services and community development and planning appear. Figures either side of this point describe different groupings of work and should not be read as one continuous trend.
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Departments were reorganisedAround 2013 the county reorganised its departments. Human resources and public works stop appearing under those names, and emergency medical services and community development and planning appear. Figures either side of this point describe different groupings of work and should not be read as one continuous trend.Why this is recorded
Departments were reorganisedAround 2013 the county reorganised its departments. Human resources and public works stop appearing under those names, and emergency medical services and community development and planning appear. Figures either side of this point describe different groupings of work and should not be read as one continuous trend.Why this is recorded