Retrospective Break in Learning

Hmmmmmm... I mean, you just process it as you normally would and then it'll flag on the FRM report about current data not matching R14 and then you're meant to pay the overclaim back via EAS (but I think you have to work out the value yourself).

Agree with Steve. We've done this before, and it does appear as FRM27, which then triggers clawback.

You might never get that overclaimed funding back once you restart though. I'm not sure if the capping will include the amount you already had, and will have to hand back, I suspect it will.