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APPROPRIATION BILL 2002 -2003 (NO 2)
2003
THE
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
FOR THE AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL
TERRITORY
APPROPRIATION
BILL 2002-2003(No. 2)
EXPLANATORY
MEMORANDUM
Circulated by authority of
TED QUINLAN, MLA
TREASURER
APPROPRIATION BILL 2002-2003 (No 2)
The Appropriation Bill 2002-2003 (No2) provides for an
appropriation of moneys for the financial year 2002-2003.
Section 58
of the Australian Capital Territory (Self-Government) Act 1988, states
that public money may not be issued or spent except as authorised by law.
Section 6 of the Financial Management Act 1996 provides for the
payment of public money only where it is in accordance with an
appropriation.
The Bill provides for the following changes to
appropriations:
• Government payment for the net cost of outputs of
$8.240 million to the Chief Minister’s Department;
• Government
payment for the net cost of outputs of $0.723 million to the Department of
Health and Community Care;
• Government payment for the net cost of
outputs of $3.422 million to the Department of Urban
Services;
• Government payment for the net cost of outputs of $0.205
million to the Department of Disability, Housing and Community
Services;
• A payment for expenses on behalf of the Territory of $0.022
million to the Department of Disability, Housing and Community
Services;
• A capital injection of $0.035 million to The Department of
Disability, Housing and Community Services;
• Government payment for
the net cost of outputs of $0.035 million to
ACT Forests;
• Government payment for the net cost of outputs of
$1.933 million to the Department of Justice and Community Safety;
and
• Government payment for the net cost of outputs of $2.680 million
to the Department of Education, Youth and Family Services.
APPROPRIATION BILL 2002-2003 (No 2)
Section 1 cites the name of the Act as being the
Appropriation Act 2002-2003 (No 2).
Section 2 provides
for the Act to commence on the day after its notification
day.
Section 3 refers to the legislative basis for making
appropriations.
Section 4 deals with interpretation for the
purposes of the Act.
Section 5 states that the year
commencing 1 July 2002 is the financial year for the purposes of this
Act.
Section 6 provides for additional appropriation
totalling $17.295 million for the
2002-2003 financial year. There are nine
separate appropriations that are itemised in the following
subsections.
Subsection (1) provides for the appropriation of
$8.240 million for the net cost of outputs to the Chief Minister’s
Department in the 2002-2003 financial year.
Subsection (2)
provides for the appropriation of $0.723 million for the net cost of outputs to
the Department of Health and Community Care in the
2002-2003 financial
year.
Subsection (3) provides for the appropriation of $3.422
million for the net cost of outputs to the Department of Urban Services in the
2002-2003 financial year.
Subsection (4) provides for the
appropriation of $0.205 million for the net cost of outputs to the Department of
Disability, Housing and Community Services in the 2002-2003 financial
year.
Subsection (5) provides for the appropriation of $0.022
million for the payment of expenses on behalf of the Territory to the Department
of Disability, Housing and Community Services.
Subsection (6)
provides for the appropriation of $0.035 million capital injection to the
Department of Disability, Housing and Community Services in the 2002-2003
financial year.
Subsection (7) provides for the appropriation
of $0.035 million for the net cost of outputs to ACT Forests in the 2002-2003
financial year.
Subsection (8) provides for the appropriation
of $1.933 for the net cost of outputs to the Department of Justice and Community
Safety in the 2002-2003 financial year.
Subsection (9)
provides for the appropriation of $2.680 million for the net cost of outputs to
the Department of Education, Youth and Family Services in the 2002-2003
financial year.
Section 7 provides for a definition of
appropriation units and output classes.
Section 8 declares that
appropriation for additional capital injection are for, or partly for, the net
cost of purchasing or developing assets.
Section 9 provides for an
amendment to the Financial Management Act 1996. The amendment requires
supplementary budget papers, under Section 13 of the Financial Management Act
1996, to include financial and output performance information for affected
output classes. The amendment will also allow performance criteria to be
amended through supplementary budget papers.
Schedule 1 of the
Bill lists the appropriation units and output classes of each department. An
additional class of output ‘4 – Bushfire Recovery’ has been
added to the Chief Minister’s Department.
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