AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
Appropriation Act 1990-91
No. 45 of 1990
	
An Act to appropriate certain sums out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund for the purposes of the Territory in respect of the year that commenced on 
1 July 1990, and for related purposes
	[Notified in ACT Gazette S84:  26 November 1990]
	The Legislative Assembly for the Australian Capital Territory enacts as follows:
Short title
1.  This Act may be cited as the Appropriation Act 1990-91.
Interpretation
2.  In this Act, unless the contrary intention appears—
“administrative unit” means an administrative unit within the meaning of the Audit Act 1989;
“former administrative unit” means an administrative unit that was an administrative unit during the relevant period;
“relevant period” means the period commencing on 1 July 1990 and ending on 3 July 1990;
“salary” includes a payment in the nature of salary;
“Supply Act” means the Supply Act 1990-91;
“the financial year” means the year that commenced on 1 July 1990.
Issue and application of $801,097,100
3.  The Treasurer may issue the sum of $801,097,100 out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund and apply it in respect of services provided in the financial year under the programs specified in the Schedule.
Appropriation of $1,292,274,400
4.  The sums authorised to be issued out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund by—
	(a)	section 3 of the Supply Act, as that Act is affected by this Act; and
	(b)	section 3 of this Act;
and amounting in the aggregate to $1,292,274,400, as specified in the third column in Part I of the Schedule, are to be taken to have been appropriated on 1 July 1990 for services provided in the financial year under the relevant programs specified in the Schedule.
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, 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 4 in respect of salaries.
(4)  The Consolidated Revenue Fund is appropriated to the extent necessary for the purposes of this section.
Salary increases paid under Supply Act
6.  Amounts that were—
	(a)	issued out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund; and
	(b)	applied in payment of increases in salary;
in accordance with section 5 of the Supply Act before the commencement of this Act are to be taken to have been issued and applied for such payments under section 5 of this Act.
Appropriations for programs
7.  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, being purposes for which appropriation has been made in an earlier Act.
Net annotated appropriations
8.  Where the description of the purpose of an appropriation set out in a division, subdivision or item in Part II of the Schedule includes the words “(net appropriation—see section 8)”, the Schedule is to be taken, for the purposes of this Act and the Audit Act 1989, to provide that all money received—
	(a)	from the sale, leasing or hiring out of, or other dealing with, goods or personal property;
	(b)	from the sale of real property used for the purpose of providing staff residential accommodation or from the leasing of real property for that purpose; or
	(c)	from the provision of services;
may be credited to that division, subdivision or item to such extent as is, and on such conditions as are, agreed between the Treasurer and the Minister responsible for the administrative unit of the Public Service, statutory authority or other body for which the appropriation is made.
Supply Act
9.  (1)  The Supply Act has effect, and is to be taken at all times to have had effect, as if the Schedule to this Act (other than the third column) were substituted for the Schedule to that Act.
(2)  Where—
	(a)	during the relevant period, a former administrative unit expended a particular amount or particular amounts appropriated by section 4 of the Supply Act for the performance of particular services expressed in Part II of the Schedule to that Act in respect of the financial year commencing on 1 July 1990; and
	(b)	after the expiration of that period, another administrative unit was wholly or partly responsible for performing one or more of those services;
that amount is to be taken to have been expended by the last-mentioned administrative unit for services under the relevant program specified in Part II to the Schedule to this Act.
Administrative rearrangements
10.  In the Schedule, a reference to an administrative unit that has become responsible for services performed during the relevant period by a former administrative unit shall, in respect of the relevant period, be taken to be a reference to the former administrative unit.
Tourism Trust Account
11.  If a trust account to be known as the Tourism Trust Account is established by or under a law of the Territory before 1 July 1991, this Act has effect, and is to be taken at all times to have had effect, as if for subdivisions 1 and 2 of division 170 in Part II of the Schedule there were substituted the following subdivisions:
“1.  Recurrent
01.	Running Costs		1 673 200	1 804 000	
02.	Grants to the Public Sector (including payments to the Tourism Trust Account)			2 400 000	
2.  Capital
01.	Advances, Loans and Grants (including payments to the Tourism Trust Account)				450 000	”.	

	SCHEDULE	Sections 3, 4, 8, 9, 10 and 11
APPROPRIATIONS
PART I—SUMMARY
Program		Appropriation	
	Supply Act	Act	
	$	$	
Support to the Legislative Assembly		1 653 700	4 366 300	
Chief Minister’s Department			
-	ACT Corporate Management	
-	Economic Development	
-	Audit Services	
-	Technical and Further Education		8 222 600
2 513 600
736 500
18 161 900	18 264 800
6 546 700
1 591 000
43 300 300	
ACT Treasury			
-	ACT Financial Management		9 031 400	85 528 000	
Department of the Environment, Land and Planning			
-	Territory Planning	
-	Land	
-	Agency Planning and Resource Management for the Department of the Environment Land and Planning		1 551 900
7 109 200

820 000	4 603 500
16 836 100

2 323 000	
Government Law Office			
-	Legal Services to Government	
-	Community Legal Services	
-	Administration of Justice	
-	Maintenance of Law and Order		4 292 400
2 936 700
1 875 000
18 600 000	11 399 400
7 071 100
5 081 000
54 680 500	
Department of Justice and Community Services			
-	Housing	
-	Community Services	
-	Agency Planning and Resource Management for the Department of Justice and Community Services		12 899 400
16 258 700

574 800	28 079 500
48 447 500

1 551 400	
Department of Urban Services			
-	Tourism	
-	Public Transport	
-	Transport and Engineering	
-	Urban Fire Services	
-	Government Services	
-	Agency Planning and Resource Management for the Department of Urban Services		1 673 200
18 143 500
34 291 400
5 472 800
90 622 300

6 890 600	4 654 000
66 965 900
92 355 100
14 054 400
210 332 500

16 068 700	
Finance Bureau			
-	Finance		1 962 900	6 177 100	
Parks and Conservation Bureau			
-	Environment and Conservation		17 973 900	46 084 900	
Ministry for Health, Education and the Arts			
-	Higher Education Policy and Planning	
-	Government Schooling	
-	Non-Government Education	
-	The Arts	
-	Ministry and Corporate Support	
-	Health Policy and Planning	
-	Hospital Services	
-	Public and Community Health Services		141 000
78 599 500
23 037 800
2 023 700
4 761 000
244 500
67 368 900
20 732 500	410 800
180 040 500
52 933 000
8 526 000
11 727 100
2 138 700
176 712 100
49 583 500	
Advance to the Minister Administering the Audit Act 1989			
-	Treasurer’s Advance		10 000 000	13 840 000	
	TOTAL		491 177 300	1 292 274 400	

©  Australian Capital Territory 1990