AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY

Supply Act 1994-95
No. 27 of 1994
	
An Act to make interim provision for the appropriation of money out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund for certain expenditure in respect of the year ending on 30 June 1995, and for other purposes
	[Notified in ACT Gazette S93: 31 May 1994]
	The Legislative Assembly for the Australian Capital Territory enacts as follows:
Short title
1.  This Act may be cited as the Supply Act 1994-95.
Commencement
2.  This Act commences on 1 July 1994.
Issue, application and appropriation of $515,595,800
3.  (1)  The Treasurer may issue out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund and apply for the services specified in the Schedule, in respect of the financial year ending on 30 June 1995, the sum of $515,595,800.
(2)  The Consolidated Revenue Fund is appropriated to the extent necessary for the purposes of subsection (1).
Appropriation for programs
4.  Money appropriated by this Act for services under a particular program is to be taken to be appropriated for—
	(a)	the purpose of payments (including advances) under Acts administered as part of the program; and
	(b)	other purposes of the program.
Appropriation for salary increases
5.  (1)  For the purposes of this section, an increase in salary is due for payment if it is payable, or commences to be paid, after 18 April 1994, in accordance with a law or any award, determination or order made under a law.
(2)  The Treasurer may—
	(a)	issue out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund such amounts as the Treasurer estimates to be necessary for the payment of such increases in salaries, for which provision is made in the Schedule, as are due for payment in the financial year; and
	(b)	apply such amounts in payment of such increases.
(3)  The amounts that may be issued out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund under subsection (2) are in addition to amounts appropriated by section 3 in respect of salaries.
(4)  The Consolidated Revenue Fund is appropriated to the extent necessary for the purposes of this section.
(5)  In this section—
“salary” includes a payment in the nature of salary.
Net appropriations
6.  (1)  For the purposes of this Act and subsection 44 (3) of the Audit Act 1989, where the description of the purpose of an appropriation in favour of an administrative unit under a subdivision in Part II of the Schedule includes the words “net appropriation—see section 6”, the Schedule is to be taken to provide that all money received by that administrative unit from an administrative unit for the provision of services in pursuance of that purpose may be credited to that subdivision.
(2)  Where, by virtue of subsection (1), money is to be taken to be credited to a subdivision in Part II of the Schedule, that money is to be taken to be credited only—
	(a)	to the extent agreed between the Treasurer and the Minister responsible for the administration of that subdivision; and
	(b)	on the conditions (if any) agreed between the Treasurer and that Minister.
(3)  In this section—
“administrative unit” means—
	(a)	an administrative unit of the Public Service; or
	(b)	a Territory authority.
Certain money taken to be appropriated
7.  Where—
	(a)	in accordance with section 10 of the Appropriation Act 1993-94 money received for the provision of services has been credited to a division, subdivision or item specified in Part II of the Schedule to that Act; and
	(b)	the whole or part of that money had not been issued and applied by the Minister before 1 July 1994;
then, notwithstanding paragraph 44 (3) (a) of the Audit Act 1989, so much  of the money referred to in paragraph (b) as had not been issued and applied by the Minister before 1 July 1994—
	(c)	shall be taken to have been appropriated for services referred to in a division or subdivision specified in Part II of the Schedule to this Act being services that are the same or substantially the same as services referred to in a division, subdivision or item of the Schedule to the Appropriation Act 1993-94; and
	(d)	the Treasurer is authorised to issue and apply that money accordingly.
Sport and Recreation Programs and Facilities Trust Account
8.  If a trust account to be known as the Sport and Recreation Programs and Facilities Trust Account is established by or under a law of the Territory before 1 July 1995, this Act has effect, and is to be taken at all times to have had effect, as if for subdivision 1 of division 110 in Part II of the Schedule there were substituted the following subdivision:
1.	Recurrent (including payments to the Bruce Stadium Trust Account and the Sport and Recreation Programs and Facilities Trust Account)
	(net appropriation—see section 6)		

4 645 900	
Appropriation for the ACT Health Special Purpose Funds Trust Account
9.  (1)  Where—
	(a)	the Minister has, under subsection 85 (5) of the Audit Act 1989, directed that the balance of moneys standing to the credit of the Health Transitional Operations Trust Account be paid into the Consolidated Revenue Fund;
	(b)	that Trust Account has been closed under subsection 85 (4) of that Act; and
	(c)	the Minister has, under subsection 85 (2) of that Act, established a new Trust Account called the ACT Health Special Purpose Funds Trust Account;
an amount equal to the amount that was paid into the Consolidated Revenue Fund pursuant to the direction referred to in paragraph (a) is, by force of this subsection, appropriated from the Consolidated Revenue Fund for the purposes of the new Trust Account.
(2)  On the making of the payment referred to in paragraph (1) (a), all the liabilities of the Health Transitional Operations Trust Account shall, for the purposes of subsection 85 (4) of the Audit Act 1989, be taken to have been met.
(3)  Where, immediately before the making of the payment referred to in paragraph (1) (a), an amount was payable to the Territory for the credit of the Health Transitional Operations Trust Account but had not been paid into that account, that amount is payable into the Consolidated Revenue Fund and such amount is then, by force of this subsection, appropriated from the Consolidated Revenue Fund for the purposes of the ACT Health Special Purpose Funds Trust Account.

	SCHEDULE	Section 3
SUPPLY APPROPRIATIONS
PART I—SUMMARY
Program	$	
ACT Legislative Assembly		1 401 200	
Chief Minister’s Department		
—	Government and Co-ordination	
—	Economic Development	
—	Audit Services		3 476 600
4 326 400
593 000	
Department of Public Administration		
—	Public Administration		7 313 000	
ACT Treasury		
—	ACT Financial Management		32 827 000	
Department of the Environment, Land and Planning		
—	Environment and Conservation	
—	Territory Planning	
—	Land	
—	Culture and Heritage		14 432 200
1 510 700
7 006 700
5 506 600	
Bureau of Sport, Recreation and Racing		
—	Sport and Recreation		4 645 900	
Attorney-General’s Department		
—	Legal Services to Government	
—	Community Legal Services	
—	Administration of Justice	
—	Maintenance of Law and Order		5 890 000
2 280 000
3 100 000
16 800 000	
Housing and Community Services Bureau		
—	Housing and Community Services		42 845 000	
Department of Urban Services		
—	Public Transport	
—	City Services	
—	Fire and Emergency Services	
—	Public Works and Services	
—	Corporate Development for the Department of Urban Services		19 582 000
24 486 000
3 998 000
68 923 600
15 977 400	
Department of Education and Training		
—	Canberra Institute of Technology	
—	Government Schooling	
—	Non-Government Schooling	
—	Training		20 600 000
86 040 000
27 950 000
654 500	
Department of Health		
—	Health		87 430 000	
Advance to the Minister administering the Audit Act 1989		
—	Treasurer’s Advance		6 000 000	
TOTAL	515 595 800	

PART II—SERVICES
ACT LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
Program		
	$	
DIVISION 10—ACT LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY		
1.	Recurrent		1 401 200	
Total:  ACT Legislative Assembly	1 401 200	

CHIEF MINISTER’S DEPARTMENT	
Program		
	$	
DIVISION 20—GOVERNMENT AND CO-ORDINATION		
1.	Recurrent (net appropriation—see section 6)		3 476 600	
Total:  Government and Co-ordination		3 476 600	
DIVISION 30—ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT		
1.	Recurrent (including payments to the ACT Tourism Commission Trust Account, National Industry Extension Service Trust Account, Jobskills Trust Account and Other Services Trust Account)		

4 326 400	
Total:  Economic Development		4 326 400	
DIVISION 60—AUDIT SERVICES		
1.	Recurrent		593 000	
Total:  Audit Services		593 000	
Total:  Chief Minister’s Department	8 396 000	

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION	
Program		
	$	
DIVISION 40—PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION		
1.	Recurrent		7 113 000	
2.	Capital		200 000	
Total:  Public Administration		7 313 000	
Total:  Department of Public Administration	7 313 000	

ACT TREASURY	
Program		
	$	
DIVISION 50—ACT FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT		
1.	Recurrent (including payments to the Superannuation Provision Trust Account and the ACT Borrowing and Investment Trust Account)
	(net appropriation—see section 6)		

25 567 000	
2.	Capital		7 260 000	
Total:  ACT Financial Management		32 827 000	
Total:  ACT Treasury	32 827 000	

	DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT, LAND AND PLANNING	
Program		
	$	
DIVISION 70—ENVIRONMENT AND CONSERVATION		
1.	Recurrent (including payments to the Floriade Trust Account and the Yarralumla Nursery Trust Account) (net appropriation—see section 6)		
14 432 200	
Total:  Environment and Conservation		14 432 200	
DIVISION 80—TERRITORY PLANNING	
1.	Recurrent (including payments to the ACT and Sub-Region Planning Trust Account)		
1 510 700	
Total:  Territory Planning		1 510 700	
DIVISION 90—LAND		
1.	Recurrent (net appropriation—see section 6)		6 506 700	
2.	Capital		500 000	
Total:  Land		7 006 700	
DIVISION 100—CULTURE AND HERITAGE		
1.	Recurrent		5 506 600	
Total:  Culture and Heritage		5 506 600	
Total:  Department of the Environment, Land and Planning	
28 456 200	

BUREAU OF SPORT, RECREATION AND RACING	
Program		
	$	
DIVISION 110—SPORT AND RECREATION		
1.	Recurrent (including payments to the Bruce Stadium Trust Account) (net appropriation—see section 6)		

4 645 900	
Total:  Sport and Recreation		4 645 900	
Total:  Bureau of Sport, Recreation and Racing	4 645 900	

ATTORNEY-GENERAL’S DEPARTMENT	
Program		
	$	
DIVISION 120—LEGAL SERVICES TO GOVERNMENT		
1.	Recurrent		5 590 000	
2.	Capital		300 000	
Total:  Legal Services to Government		5 890 000	
DIVISION 130—COMMUNITY LEGAL SERVICES		
1.	Recurrent		2 280 000	
Total:  Community Legal Services		2 280 000	
DIVISION 140—ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE		
1.	Recurrent		3 100 000	
Total:  Administration of Justice		3 100 000	
DIVISION 150—MAINTENANCE OF LAW AND ORDER		
1.	Recurrent		16 800 000	
Total:  Maintenance of Law and Order		16 800 000	
Total:  Attorney-General’s Department	28 070 000	

HOUSING AND COMMUNITY SERVICES BUREAU	
Program		
	$	
DIVISION 160—HOUSING AND COMMUNITY SERVICES		
1.	Recurrent (including payments to the Housing Rental Trust Account and the Home Purchase Assistance Trust Account)		
31 271 000	
2.	Capital (including payments to the Housing Rental Trust Account)		
11 574 000	
Total:  Housing and Community Services		42 845 000	
Total:  Housing and Community Services Bureau	42 845 000	

DEPARTMENT OF URBAN SERVICES	
Program		
	$	
DIVISION 170—PUBLIC TRANSPORT		
1.	Recurrent (including payments to the ACT Transport Trust Account)		
15 420 000	
2.	Capital (including payments to the ACT Transport Trust Account)		
4 162 000	
Total:  Public Transport		19 582 000	
DIVISION 180—CITY SERVICES		
1.	Recurrent		24 486 000	
Total:  City Services		24 486 000	
DIVISION 190—FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES		
1.	Recurrent		3 773 000	
2.	Capital		225 000	
Total: Fire and Emergency Services		3 998 000	
DIVISION 200—PUBLIC WORKS AND SERVICES		
1.	Recurrent		9 662 600	
2.	Capital		59 261 000	
Total: Public Works and Services		68 923 600	
DIVISION 210—CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF URBAN SERVICES		
1.	Recurrent		13 977 400	
2.	Capital		2 000 000	
Total:  Corporate Development for the Department of Urban Services		
15 977 400	
Total:  Department of Urban Services	132 967 000	

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING	
Program		
	$	
DIVISION 220—CANBERRA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY		
1.	Recurrent		15 000 000	
2.	Capital		5 600 000	
Total:  Canberra Institute of Technology		20 600 000	
DIVISION 230—GOVERNMENT SCHOOLING		
1.	Recurrent		86 040 000	
Total:  Government Schooling		86 040 000	
DIVISION 240—NON-GOVERNMENT SCHOOLING		
1.	Recurrent		27 098 000	
2.	Capital		852 000	
Total:  Non-Government Schooling		27 950 000	
DIVISION 250—TRAINING		
1.	Recurrent		654 500	
Total:  Training		654 500	
Total:  Department of Education and Training	135 244 500	

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH	
Program		
	$	
DIVISION 260—HEALTH		
1.	Recurrent (net appropriation—see section 6)		86 210 000	
2.	Capital		1 220 000	
Total:  Health		87 430 000	
Total:  Department of Health	87 430 000	

ADVANCE TO THE MINISTER ADMINISTERING THE AUDIT ACT 1989	
Program		
	$	
DIVISION 270—TREASURER’S ADVANCE		
Treasurer’s Advance
For expenditure for the purposes of the Territory in accordance with section 47 of the Audit Act 1989  (including advances to be recovered in the financial year)		

6 000 000	
Total:  Treasurer’s Advance		6 000 000	
Total:  Advance to the Minister administering the Audit Act 1989	6 000 000	

[Presentation speech made in Assembly on  12 May 1994]

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