It said that providing the extra financial support during the financial year gave "mixed messages" to NHS bodies after the Welsh government previously insisted that no "bail-outs" would be provided to struggling health boards.
The Arts Council, which in this financial year has given the ICA a grant of £90,000 for its exhibition, film and theatre centres, have had anxieties about the Prostitution exhibition.
That depends on several factors, some of which may be directly affected by the looming atmospheric shift for financial markets in the coming year, given the incoming presidency and Trump's business-oriented cabinet.
I asked them all a simple question: "Could you give me the names of your major donors and the amount they contributed in the last financial year?" I gave their answers a score out of five for transparency and accountability.
BP's investment, to be paid over the next financial year, will give it a 30% stake in 23 oil and gas blocks owned by Reliance.
After a year, given the family's poor financial situation, Ajay tried farming in his village.
A year ago, universities thought they were climbing aboard a system of fees that would increase every year, giving them financial stability.
A complex application process often deters students, with up to two million students a year giving up on financial aid, and mostly falling away from the college path.
Increased resources were provided for the financial year 2005/06, which gave policy makers an opportunity to allocate increased funds towards prioritised areas without necessarily cutting from other areas.
And it was even more lenient than the sentences recently meted out to lesser-known figures for other types of financial crimes, such as the 30 years given to former mortgage executive Lee Farkas.
