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No. 70.]

Appropriation (Consolidated

[1968.

Revenue Fund).

APPROPRIATION

(CONSOLIDATED REVENUE

FUND).

No. 70 of 1968.

AN ACT to appropriate and apply out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund and from the Public Account certain sums to make good the supplies granted for the service of the Year ending the 30th day of June, 1969, and to supplement grants made by the last Parliament during its third Session in adjustment of the Vote " Advance to Treasurer, 1967-68 ", for charges during the Year ended the 30th day of June, 1968 ; and to approve of certain expenditure under section forty-one of the Forests Act, 1918-1964.

[Assented to 18th November, 1968.]

Preamble.

Most Gracious Sovereign,

WE, Your Majesty's Most Dutiful and Loyal Subjects, the Legislative Assembly of Western Australia, in Parliament assembled, towards making good the supply which we have cheerfully granted Your Majesty in this Session of Parliament, have resolved to grant unto Your Majesty the Sums hereinafter mentioned, and do

1968.

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Appropriation (Consolidated

[No. 70.

Revenue Fund).

therefore most humbly beseech Your Majesty that it may be enacted : And be it therefore enacted by the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly of Western Australia, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows (that is to say) :—

1.    This Act may be cited as the Appropriation Act, Short title.

(Consolidated Revenue Fund), 1968-69.

2.    There shall and may be issued and applied, for (n23101enaetylonn

or towards making good the supply granted to Her Majesty for the services of the year ending the thirtieth day of June, one thousand nine hundred and sixty-nine, the following sums, that is to say :-

From the Consolidated Revenue Fund the sum of One Hundred and Five Million Two Hundred and Nineteen Thousand Dollars.

From the Public Account for Advance to Treasurer the sum of Twelve Million Dollars.

(1) All sums granted by this Act, and the Acts Appropria-

3.   tion at

mentioned in Schedule A to this Act, towards making Supplies.

good the supply granted to Her Majesty, that is to to 0

Schedules A

say :-

From the Consolidated Revenue Fund the sum of Two Hundred and Fifteen Million Two Hundred and Nineteen Thousand Dollars.

From the Public Account for Advance to Treasurer the sum of Seventeen Million Dollars.

Are appropriated for the purposes and services

expressed in Schedules B and C.

(2) The sum of Eight Million Three Hundred and T°.:==P

Forty-one Thousand Nine Hundred and Twenty-two Schedule D

Dollars and Thirty-seven Cents granted by the Act to supplement grants in confirmation of the expenditure from the Vote " Advance to Treasurer, 1967-68 ", for charges during the Year ended the thirtieth day o

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Appropriation (Consolidated

[1968.

Revenue Fund).

June, one thousand nine hundred and sixty-eight, is appropriated from the Consolidated Revenue Fund and shall be deemed to have been appropriated for the purposes and services expressed in Schedule D.

Approval of

4. An expenditure of Four Million Five Hundred

Expenditure

under e. 41

Thousand and Two Hundred Dollars on the several

of the

Forests Act,

works and purposes enumerated in Schedule E to the

Schedule B

1918-1964,

amounts therein set forth against the respective items in conformity with the scheme of expenditure laid on the Table of the House in accordance with section forty-one of the Forests Act, 1918-1964 is hereby approved.

SCHEDULE A

FOR THE SERVICE OF THE YEAR ENDING 30TH JUNE, 1969

$

Consolidated Revenue Fund

Under Act No. 1

110,000,000

Under this Act

...

105,219,000

Votes as per Estimates

215,219,000

Public Account Advance to Treasurer

Under Act No. 1

5,000,000

Under this Act

....

12,000,000

17,000,000 232,219,000

SCHEDULE B

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND FOR THE SERVICES OF THE YEAR ENDING 30TH JUNE, 1969, AS DETAILED IN THE ESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE PASSED BY THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

Summary

$

Parliament

....

....

....

....

....

326,000

Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Tourists

23,474,000

Minister for Agriculture .

4,505,000

Minister for Industrial Development and the North-West ....

13,417,000

Minister for Education and Native Welfare

46,442,000

Minister for Mines and Justice

5,399,000

Minister for Lands, Forests and Immigration

....

....

5,392,000

Minister for Works and Water Supplies

....

....

....

9,422,000

Minister for Local Government, Town Planning and Child

Welfare....

Chief Secreary and Minister for Police and Traffic

•.••

10,083,000

Minister for Housing and Labour

•••.

522,000

Minister for Health, Fisheries and Fauna

....

...

••••

32,567,000

Public Utilities

....

....

....

••••

60,557,000

Total ....

.... 215,219,000

1968.]

Appropriation (Consolidated

[No. 70.

Revenue Fund).

SCHEDULE C

ADVANCE TO TREASURER

To be issued, if and when required, from the Public Account, to enable the Treasurer to make advances to the public officers, also advances for the Trading Concerns, other State Undertakings, Statutory Boards and Treasury Trust Accounts, and for the resump- tion of land for resale under the provisions of the Industrial Development (Resumption of Land) Act, 1945-1960, and to other persons, or to create Suspense Accounts for the purchase of mechanical appliances, livestock, crops, stores, materials, emergency foodstuffs and payment of wages and costs of services (the amounts to be recovered by disposal or allo- cation to the Votes or Accounts applicable), or for payments of deposits on Contracts or on account of other Governments, etc., or for payments of an extraordinary nature. Also to pay expenses of an unforeseen nature, chargeable against the Consolidated Revenue Fund, or the General Loan Fund ; such disbursements to be transferred monthly to the respective Votes and Services, and to be shown as excesses thereon or as new items. The appropriation may also include expenditure in excess of the provisions of any Loan Act pending statutory authority for the raising of such moneys, and the appropriation may also include expenditure on works and services pending provision being made in a Loan Act, and such expenditure, to be charged to Loan Suspense Account, to be subsequently submitted to Parliament for specific appropriation. The whole amount to be adjusted subject as hereinafter provided, not later than 30th June, 1970. Provided that expenditure incurred for minor advances to other persons and balances on Suspense Accounts may be adjusted over such periods as the Treasurer may approve—$17,000,000.

SCHEDULE D

FOR THE SERVICES OF THE YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE, 1968 In Adjustment of the Appropriation " Advance to Treasurer," 1967-68

CONSOLIDATED REVENUE FUND

IL—LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

Contingencies

Incidentals

441.14

Members' Postages and Telephones ....

659.76

1,100.90

Carried forward

1,100.90

No. 70.]

Appropriation (Consolidated

[1968.

Revenue Fund).

$

Brought forward

....

1,100.90

III.—LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

Salaries

Salaries, Wages and Allowances, etc. .

1,227.70

Contingencies

Member's Postages and Telephones . .

1,037.10

Printing and Stationery—Government Printer

4,311.14

6,575.94

IV.—JOINT HOUSE COMMITTEE

Contingencies

Incidentals ....

913.83

V.—JOINT PRINTING COMMITTEE

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc.

....

• • • •

2,504.74

Contingencies

Incidentals .

142.09

2,646.83

VI.—JOINT LIBRARY COMMITTEE

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc.

....

101.84

Contingencies

Incidentals

499.29

601.13

VII.—PREMIER, TREASURER AND MINISTER FOR

TOURISTS

Premier's Department

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc.........

...........

5,100.95

Contingencies

Incidentals

1,624.95

Royal and Other Commissions of Inquiry

3,917.07

Travelling Concessions to Members of Parliament and Life

252.36

Ministerial and Parliamentary Visits

...

12,934.11

Entertaining Distinguished Visitors

..

99.90

23,929.34

Carried forward

11,838.63

1968.

]

Appropriation (Consolidated

[No. 70.

Revenue Fund).

Brought forward

...

11,838-63

VII.—PREMIER, TREASURER AND MINISTER FOR

TOURISTS—continued

Treasury

Contingencies

Incidentals

8,989.31

Commission to Stamp Vendors ...

2,589.85

Printing and Stationery—Government Printer

2,371.57 13,950.73

Automatie Data Processing Centre

Contingencies

4,547.22

Governor's Establishment

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc.

267.16

Contingencies

Incidentals

1,210.78 1,477.94

London Agency

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc.

....

126.99

Contingencies

Incidentals

1,859.80

Motor Car Expenses

293.10

Exchange of Officers

••••

•..•

815.27

3,095.16

••••

••.•

Tokyo Agency

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc.

....

1,082.23

Contingencies

Incidentals

30,806.70 31,888.93

Public Service Commissioner

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc.

....

3,017.39

Contingencies

Incidentals

4,622.92 7,640.31

Carried forward

...

.

11,888.63

No. 70.]

Appropriation (Consolidated

[1968.

Revenue Fund).

11,838.63

VII. PREMIER, TREASURER AND MINISTER FOR

TOURISTS—continued

Public Service Arbitration

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc.

282.59

.

Government Motor Car Service

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc. ...

16.18

• • •

Contingencies

Maintenance of Workshop

10,342.79

Purchase of Cars

6,260.52

16,619.49

Audit

Contingencies

Incidentals

766.57

Printing and Stationery—Government Printer

232.43 999.00

Government Stores

Contingencies

Printing and Stationery—Government Printer

2,028.64

....

Reduced-Rebates from Other Departments (Wages and Other)

830.98

2,859.62

Taxation

Contingencies

Amount Payable to Commonwealth Government for Collection

of Taxes

22,773.31

Superannuation Board

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc.

....

5,811.76

Contingencies

Incidentals ..

1,589.37 7,401.13

Government Printer

Contingencies

Incidentals

3,648.31

Paper and Consumable Materials

....

74,948.26

Reduced Rebates from Other Departments ....

2,659.09 81,255.66

Carried forward

11,838.63

1968.]

Appropriation (Consolidated

[No. 70.

Revenue Fund).

$

Brought forward

11,838.63

VII.—PREMIER, TREASURER AND MINISTER FOR

TOURISTS—continued

Miscellaneous Services

Salaries and Incidentals

Telephone Switchboards—Central Government Buildings

7,204.14

Benevolent Grants

Australian Association for Better Hearing

1,000.00

....

Boy Scouts Association

....

10,000.00

Civilian Maimed and Limbless Association of W.A.

2,000.00

Fremantle Day Nursery ....

2,239.20

Kindergarten Association of W.A.

....

60,000.00

St. John Ambulance Association

52,448.00

Slow Learning Children's Group....

....

30,000.00

Social Centres for the Aged—Subsidies toward Construction

23,596.27

Other Grants

19,575.10

Anzac Day Trust Fund—Refund of Betting Taxes On and Off-

2,270.41 12,020.81

Art Gallery of Western Australia

....

681.00

Austeare—Appeal for Aid to Refugees

3,500.00

Australian Forces Overseas Fund (Western Australian Division)

2,000.00

Australian Planning Institute (WA. Division)

1,000.00

Children's Activities Time Society

500.00

Health Education Council

....

3,500.00

Homes for the Aged

....

42,158.30

Infant Health Centres

16,608.33

Kalgoorlie School of Mines

....

23,761.18

Library Board of Western Australia

....

9,500.00

Marriage Guidance Council

....

1,000.00

Murray Shire Council for Foreshore and River Improvements

32.00

Museum of Western Australia

1,412.00

National Fitness Council

8,000.00

National Safety Council

....

518.07

Olympic Federation—Mexico City Games

2,000.00

Perth Legacy

17,000.00

Police and Citizens' Youth Clubs (Inc.)

23,334.00

Rottnest Island Board

12,250.00

Royal Flying Doctor Service

12,500.00

Royal Mint—Additional Grant

10,000.00

Tourist Development Authority

9,200.00

United Nations Association of Australia—Human Rights Year

250.00

University of Western Australia—Medical School

....

4,728.00

University of Western Australia—Engineering School, Other

Buildings and Equipment

....

283.20

University of Western Australia—Residential Colleges

14,153.98

Western Australian Band Association (Inc.)

2,000.00

Western Australian Institute of Technology

123,929.81

Western Australian Opera Company

....

10,000.00

Youth Council of W.A.

20,000.00

Y.W.C.A.

5,000.00

• •

Subsidies

Charcoal Iron and Steel Industry—Recoup of Losses

...

58,820.00

Pensioners' Travel Concessions—Reimbursements to Metro-

politan (Perth) Passenger Transport Trust ....

25,075.00

Pensioners' Travel Concessions—Reimbursement to Railway

Department

1,463.00

Rail Freight—Rebate on Flour ....

.„.

5,164.46

Railways—Recoup of Operating Loss on Re-opened Lines

12,300.00

Road Transport—Seasonal Services—Grains and Fertilisers

11,839.46

Road Transport—Regular Services—General Goods

1,595.32 719,411 . 04

11,838.63

No. 70.]

Appropriation (Consolidated

[1968.

Revenue Fund).

$

Brought forward

....

719,411.04

11,838.63

VII.—PREMIER TREASURER AND MINISTER FOR

TOURISTS—continued

Miscellaneous Services—continued

Road Transport in place of Rail Services Discontinued subse- quent to April, 1967—Seasonal Services—Grains and Ferti- lises

3,384.04

School Children's Fare Concessions—Reimbursement to Metro-

politan (Perth) Passenger Trust

....

9,465.00

Swimming Pools—Subsidies towards Construction

...

50,065.95

Swimming Pools—Subsidies towards Operating Costs

.

2,940.13

Tertiary Education—Tuition Fee Subsidy

....

30,870.00

Grants for Maintenance and Improvements of Public Grounds

Kalgoorlie Shire Council—Lake Douglas Project

12,500.00 23,848.24

Water Supplies to Parks and Ovals

....

15,481.69

Refunds

Refunds of Revenue (not otherwise provided for)

65,546.33

Sundry Services

Commonwealth Grants Commission—Expenditure arising

out of Hearings and Inspections

44.82

Computer Installation—Instalments on Purchase and

Incidental Charges

188,000.00

Crown Law Advance Account—Deficiency M. G. Loncar

4,200.40

174.00

Departmental Advertising (not otherwise provided for)

14,487.99

Discount and Expenses on Conversion Loans

....

5,187.81

Interest (not otherwise provided for)

....

165.49

Lands and Surveys—Deficiency

....

57.50

Mental Health Services—Deficiency

....

24.40

Office of Director General of Transport—Deficiency

6.23

Pay Roll Tax

1,160.59

Rural Bank—Recoup of Cost of Administering Govern.

ment Agency Section

.

3,382.00

Sterling Devaluation Costs ...

35,818.55

Workers' Compensation Act—Insurance Premiums

...

7,090.62

1,193,312.82

Total VII.—Premier, Treasurer and Minister for

1,412,033.25

VIII.—MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE

Agriculture

Salaries

Reduced Recoups ...

8,396.69

Contingencies

General Expenses of Administration

10,593.70

Research Stations ...

62,018.35

Soil Conservation ....

3,480.67

Argentine Ant Control

2,000.00

Cattle Industry Compensation Fund

29.34

86,518.75

College of Agriculture

Salaries

Reduced Recoups ....

530.91

Contingencies

Incidentals ....

4,585.32 5,116.23

Total VIII.—Minister for Agriculture ....

91,634.98

Carried forward

1,515,506.86

1968.]

Appropriation (Consolidated

[No. 70.

Revenue Fund).

$

Brought forward

1,515,506.86

IX.—MINISTER FOR INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

AND THE NORTH-WEST

Industrial Development

Contingencies

Payment of Interest on Behalf of Assisted Industries (under

Treasury Guarantee)

3,480.42

Provision for Loss on Assisted Industries

....

967.86 13,295.85 17,744.13

Assistance to Industries

North-West

Agriculture

Salaries and Allowances, etc. ...

35,701.25

Research Stations ...

33,028.22

Buffalo Fly Spraying and Maintenance of Yards and Dips ....

112.44

Irrigation

381.81

Kimberley Soil Survey

227.44

69,451.16

Agriculture Protection Board

Contingencies

Pilbara Vermin Control ....

6.00

Country Water Supplies, Sewerage, Drainage and Irrigation Incidentals

3,003.03

Operating Expenses—Irrigation

94,201.98

97,205.01

Crown Law

Salaries and Allowances, etc. ....

6,140.10

Witnesses and Jurors

...

1,062.24

Incidentals ....

1,491.12 8,693.46

Education

Salaries and Allowances, etc. ....

182,159.78

Fisheries

Salaries and Allowances, etc.

....

35.47

Lands and Surveys

Compensation for Improvements on Pastoral Leases ....

100,000.00

Carried forward

1,515,506.86

No. 70.]

Appropriation (Consolidated

[1968.

Revenue Fund).

$

$

Brought forward

....

1,515,506.86

IL—MINISTER FOR INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

AND THE NORTH-WEST—continued

Medical

Salaries and Allowances, etc.

....

.

29,251.56

Incidentals

44,860.29

Subsidy to Australian Medical Service (Flying Doctor)

....

6,404.70 80,516.55

North-West

Incidentals ....

4,557.83

Police

Contingencies

9,455.93

Prisons

Sundry Services

11,498.38

Public Health

Sundry Services

63,364.98

Public Works

4,763.89

Furniture and Equipment

..

5,083.98

Derby Jetty Agreement—Principal and Interest

....

5.22

Ashburton-Pilbara Regions—Investigation of Resources

22,323.77 32,176.86

Scaffolding

Incidentals

85.45

General

W.A. Coastal Shipping Commission—Loss

105,930.52 765,137.38

Total IX.—Minister for Industrial Development

and the North-West

782,881.51

X.—MINISTER FOR EDUCATION AND

NATIVE WELFARE

Education

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc.

...

164,640.30

Reduced Rebates from Child Welfare Department

1,998.94

Contingencies

Secondary Education

4,698.29

Technical Education

37,700.27

Agricultural Education

18,264.01

Teacher Education

19,846.25

Youth and Physical Education ....

718.47

Carried forward

247,866.53 2,298,388.37

1968.]

Appropriation (Consolidated

[No. 70.

Revenue Fund).

Brought forward

247,866.53 2,298,388.37

X.—MINISTER FOR EDUCATION AND

NATIVE WELFARE—co/dinned

Education—(continued)

Visual Education

7,611.58

Music

13,970.54

Child Guidance

170.92

Scholarships and Allowances

....

30,872.60

School Stock

171,380.66

Research and Inservice Training

2,320.95 22,319.58 496,513.36

Printing and Stationery—Government Printer

Native Welfare

Salaries and Contingencies

Amount required for Services for the Year ....

107,220.00

Total X.—Minister for Education and Native

Welfare

603,733.36

XI.—MINISTER FOR MINES AND JUSTICE

Mines

Contingencies

Examination of Engine-drivers, Inspectors, etc.

1.71

Medical Examination of Miners ....

3,365.00

Mining Advisory Committee

451.34

Development of Mining—Losses on Assisted Ventures

31,000.00

Survey of Leases under Mining Act, 1904-1965—Transfe 0 a

373,259.53 408,077.63

Crown Law OMees

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc.

75,379.60

Contingencies

Incidentals

1,394.24

Circuit Courts and Courts of Session

53.25

Awards and Law Costs

5,355.67

Printing and Stationery—Government Printer

1,630.05 83,812.81

Electoral

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc.

....

11,018.66

Licensing

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc.

1,411.19

Total XL--Minister for Mines and Justice

504,320.29

Carried forward

....

3,406,442.02

No. 70.]

Appropriation (Consolidated

[1968.

Revenue Fund).

$

$

Brought forward

....

3,406,442.02

XII.—MINISTER FOR LANDS, FORESTS AND

IMMIGRATION Lands and Surveys

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc.

...

4,994.41

Contingencies

Incidentals

15,747.80

Survey Expenses

2,998.65

Printing and Stationery—Government Printer

850.49

Purchase of Albany Quarantine Station

34,150.00

Purchase of Wireless Hill—Applecross

150,000.00 208,741.25

Forests

Salaries

Reduced Recoup from Reforestation Fund

67,315.99

Reduced Recoup from General Loan Fund

1,912.28

Contingencies

Timber Industry Regulations—Incidentals

....

1,780.55

Direct Conversion of Hardwood

2,663.71

Direct Conversion of Pine

89,016.84

Recoupable Projects

2,082.94

Printing and Stationery—Government Printer

697.74

165,470.05

Bush Fires Board

Salaries

Sala ies and Allowances, etc.

575.19

Total

XII.—Minister

for

Lands,

Forests and

Immigration

374,786.49

nth—MINISTER FOR WORKS AND WATER SUPPLIES

Public Works and Buildings

Salaries

Reduced Rebates

28,149.45

Contingencies

Works

Rates on Revenue-producing Properties

2,264.56

Printing and Stationery—Government Printer

4,902.38

Legal Expenses—Crown Law Department

30,000.00

Harbours and Rivers

Maintenance Works as may be Required

11,361.85

Carried forward

....

76,678.24 3,781,228.51

1968.]

Appropriation (Consolidated

[No. 70.

Revenue Fund).

Brought forward

76,678.24

3,781,228.51

XIIL—MINISTER FOR WORKS AND WATER SUPPLIES

—conlinued

Other Services

Minor Improvements, Maintenance and Removal of Electric

Light, etc.

43,524.57

Buildings

Furniture and Equipment

67,127.09

Lawn Mowing and Gardening Service—Transfer to a Suspense

Account

58,283.66 245,613.56

Harbour and Light and Jetties

Jetties and Tramways

Wharfingers, Jetty and Tramway Wages Generally ...

102,981.86

Total XIIL—Minister for Works and Water

348,595.42

XIV.—MINISTER FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT,

TOWN PLANNING AND CHILD WELFARE

Town Planning

Salaries

Reduced Recoup from Main Roads Department

16,238.00

Contingencies

Incidentals ....

1,156.06 17,394.06

Child Welfare and Outdoor Relief

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc.

....

20,507.00

Contingencies

Incidentals

6,447.14

Maintenance of Children

21,501.35 48,455.49

Total XIV.—Minister for Local Government,

Town Planning and Child Welfare ....

65,849.55

Carried forward

4,195,673.48

No. 70.]

Appropriation (Consolidated

[1968.

Revenue Fund).

4,195,673.48

XV.—CHIEF SECRETARY AND MINISTER FOR

POLICE AND TRAFFIC

Chief Secretary

Salaries

Reduced Rebates from Other Departments

1,223.54

Contingencies

Correspondence Despatch

975.74 1,359.10 5,025.88

Printing and Stationery—Government Printer

1,467.50

Reduced Rebates from Other Departments ....

Registry and Friendly Societies

Contingencies

Incidentals

55.03

Printing and Stationery—Government Printer

6,267.86 6,322.89

Observatory

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc. ....

589.26

Prisons

Salaries

Salaries, Wages and Allowances, etc. ....

87,321.41

Contingencies

185,082.27 272,403.68

Police

Contingencies

Sundry Services

73,467.16

Printing and Stationery—Government Printer

23,873.61 97,340.77

Total XV.—Chief Secretary and Minister for

Police and Traffic

381,682.48

%W.—MINISTER FOR HOUSING AND LABOUR

State Housing Commission

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc. ...

13,596.66

Less Additional Recoups ....

13,596.66

Nil

Carried forward

....

4,577,355.96

1968.]

Appropriation (Consolidated

[No. 70.

Revenue Fund).

$

Brought forward

4,577,355.96

XVI.-3IINISTER FOR HOUSING AND LABOUR—Contd.

Labour

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc.

704.05

Contingencies

Printing and Stationery—Government Printer

367.01

1,071.66

Industrial Commission

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc.

2,262.66

Contingencies

Printing and Stationery—Government Printer

560.02

2,822.68

Factories

Contingencies

3,099.50

Printing and Stationery—Government Printer

543.35

3,042.86

State Insurance Office

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc.

....

10,443.32

Contingencies

Incidentals ....

••••

••••

••••

82,091.02 92,534.34

Less Additional Recoups ....

92,534.34

Nil

Total XVI.—Minister for Housing and Labour

7,587.19

XVIL—MINISTER FOR HEALTH, FISHERIES

AND FAUNA

Medical

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc.

....

403.75

Contingencies

Subsidies to Doctors and Nurses

6,135.71 6,589.46

Carried forward

4,584,893.15

No. 70.]

Appropriation (Consolidated

[1968.

Revenue Fund).

8

Brought forward

....

4,584,693.15

XVIL—MINISTER FOR HEALTH, FISHERIES

AND FAUNA—continued

Public Health

Contingencies

Sundry Services

18,090.19

Schools Medical and Dental Services

....

532.75

6,654.02

Laboratories

66,885.47

Sanitation in Government Buildings

...

1,516.37 11,478.37 105,157.17

Grants and Assistance to Infant Health Centres

Mental Health Services

Salaries

Salaries, Wages and Allowances, etc.

....

16,962.16

Contingencies

Sundry Services

..

. .

9,397.58 26,359.74

Fisheries

Salaries

Salaries, Wages and Allowances, etc.

5,195.93

Contingencies

Incidentals

19,099.36

Printing and Stationery—Government Printer

1,807.46 26,102.75

Total XVIL—Minister for Health, Fisheries and

Fauna

164,159.12

PUBLIC UTILITIES

State Abattoirs and Saleyards

Contingencies

Operating and General Expenses, including Payroll Tax

36,523.16

Railways

Railways Commission Secretary's and Accounts and Audit

Branches ....

192,019.56

Traffic

1,495,307.87

Refreshment Services

32,727.92

Road Services

47,275.47

Mechanical

260,764.16

Mechanical—Reduced Rebates from General Loan Fund and

other Votes

8,041.88

Motive Power

13,606.59

2,049,743.45 4,749,052.27

1968.

]

Appropriation (Consolidated

[No. 70.

Revenue Fund).

Brought forward

....

2,049,743.45

4,749,052.27

PUBLIC UTILITIES—continued

Railways--continued

Civil Engineering

506,417.55

Civil Engineering—Reduced Rebates from General Loan Fund

and other Votes

56,958.32

Stores

22,762.30

Stores—Reduced Rebates from General Loan and other Votes

6,292.03

Workers' Compensation

59,476.87

Pay Roll Tax

13,716.14

Depreciation of Fixed Assets

....

556,324.81

Depreciation of Munitions Annexe

....

50.00

Generally, including Railway Institutes, etc.....

32,898.39

Midland Railway—Debt Charges

57.18

3,304,697.04

State Batteries

Salaries

Salaries and Allowances, etc.

69.36

Country Water Supplies, Sewerage, Drainage and Irrigation

Country Water Supplies

Printing and Stationery—Government Printer

....

4,057.72

Operating Expenses—Reticulated Schemes

....

169,790.68

Western Australian (South-West Region Water Supplies)

Agreement Act, 1965—Interest

5,013.82

Country Drainage and Irrigation

1,277.74 40,835.00 250,630.54

Operating Expenses—Non-Revenue Producing Concerns

....

29,705.58

Investigation, Research, Survey and River Gauging....

....

Total Public Utilities

....

3,591,970.10

Total Consolidated Revenue Fund

8,341,022.37

No. 70.]

Appropriation (Consolidated

[1968.

Revenue Fund).

SCHEDULE E

FORESTS ACT, 1918-1964 (Section 41)

Allocation of Expenditure for the Improvement and Reforestation of State Forests

for the Year ending Sod, June, 1969

Divisions-

1.

Busselton

125,300

2.

Mundaring

84,600

3.

Dwellingup

146,000

4.

181,500

5.

Kirup

190,500

6.

Manjimup

178,000

7.

Narrogin

7,600

8.

Gleneagle

130,300

9.

Metropolitan (Collier, Peel Estate and Somerville)

17,100

10.

Harvey

316,800

11.

Pemberton

146,700

12.

Nannup

287,100

13. Shannon River

121,000

14.

Kalgoorlie

....

4,000

15.

Wanneroo

186,700

2,123,200

General-Items not charged to Divisions-

Salaries and Allowances

884,200

Communications ....

19,900 61,750

Purchase of Land

....

100,000

Plant and Equipment

....

319,300

Plant and Operating Costs

503,500

Insurances

107,500

Payroll Tax

....

61,000

Training of Staff ....

8,500

Research

96,500

Buildings and Houses

....

254,500

Como Headquarters, Wages and Stores

28,500

Fire Equipment-Purchase

....

70,900

Fire Equipment-Maintenance

5,000

Surveys and Working Plans

....

2,000 13,350

Utilisation (Sawmills)

....

40,600

2,577,000

Special Reserve Funds-

200,000

Fire Fighting Reserve

....

Gross Total, Expenditure

....

4,900,200

Less amount provided from General Loan Fund._

400,000

Gross Total Reforestation Fund Expenditure

....

4,500,200

By Authority: ALEX. B. DAVIES, Government Printer

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