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This was designed to provide one-off grants for neighbourhoods.

The six charities have all received one-off grants of about £1m this year from the memorial fund.

They will lose regular public funding, but will still be able to apply for one-off grants.

The UAE's Marriage Fund, for instance, has spent almost $16m this year in one-off grants to encourage couples to tie the knot.

The government money varies from one-off grants for research and development at universities to six-figure investments aimed at boosting start-ups efforts to market their products in international markets.

Since 2008 the custody notification service, which is run by the Aboriginal Legal Service NSW/ACT, has been funded through one-off grants by the federal government but the attorney general, George Brandis, said it was not being defunded.

The money would be found through efficiencies and involve one-off grants.

Instead, government support for CCS tends to come in the form of one-off grants for construction.

Against this background, a recent proposal of one-off grants for citizens once they reach maturity appears only a second-best solution [76].

The spending power figure combines regular central government funding with one-off grants and things like council tax, a proportion of business rates and other fees and charges.

The government said the money would be paid for through efficiencies and involve one-off grants to local authorities to absorb planned tax rises of up to 2.5%.