The term "Spending Limit" isn't a standard term used in Incident Investigation & Reporting. It's possible you're encountering this phrase in a specific context, such as:

• Within a specific organization's policy: Some organizations might have a "spending limit" policy regarding incident investigation and reporting. This could refer to:
  • Financial limits: A maximum amount an investigator can spend on resources like travel, expert analysis, or equipment during an investigation.
  • Approval thresholds: A limit on the amount of money that can be spent on an investigation without requiring higher-level authorization.
• Informal terminology: It's possible the term "Spending Limit" is being used informally within a particular team or department to refer to something else.

To understand what "Spending Limit" actually means, you'd need more context.

Here are some questions to help clarify:

• Where did you encounter the term? (A specific document, training, conversation)
• What is the specific context? (What incident or type of investigation are you looking at?)
• Can you provide more details about the situation?

Once you provide more context, I can give you a more accurate and helpful answer.