Appropriation (Budget Variations) Act 2000 (NSW)

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An Act to appropriate additional amounts out of the Consolidated Fund for the years 1999–2000 and 1998–99 for the purpose of giving effect to certain Budget variations required by the exigencies of Government.

Part 1Preliminary1Name of Act

This Act is the Appropriation (Budget Variations) Act 2000.

2Commencement

This Act is taken to have commenced on 1 July 1999, which is the date of commencement of the Appropriation Act 1999.

Part 2Budget variations 1999–20003Adjustment of “Advance to the Treasurer”, 1999–2000

The sum of $121,016,000 is hereby appropriated out of the Consolidated Fund in adjustment of the vote “Advance to the Treasurer”, 1999–2000, for supplementary charges made during the year 1999–2000 in the amounts specified in Column 1 of Schedule 1 for the services of the Government specified opposite those amounts in Schedule 1.

4Payments made during 1999–2000 under section 22 of the Public Finance and Audit Act 1983(1)

The sum of $200,677,000, being the total of the sums specified in Column 2 of Schedule 1, and made in anticipation of appropriation by Parliament under section 22 (1) of the Public Finance and Audit Act 1983, is hereby appropriated out of the Consolidated Fund to provide for the payments for recurrent services, and for capital works and services, required for the exigencies of Government during the year 1999–2000 specified opposite those sums in Schedule 1.

(2)

Section 22 (2) of the Public Finance and Audit Act 1983 does not apply to the sums to which this section applies.

5General appropriation from Consolidated Fund 1999–2000 for recurrent services and capital works and services(1)

Out of the Consolidated Fund there are hereby appropriated the sums specified in Column 3 of Schedule 1 for recurrent services and for capital works and services, which sums may be issued and applied for or towards the several uses and purposes of the Government for the year 1999–2000 specified opposite those sums in Schedule 1.

(2)

The total sum appropriated out of the Consolidated Fund in accordance with the provisions of this section and Schedule 1 is the sum of $1,229,990,000.

Part 3Budget variations 1998–996Adjustment of “Advance to the Treasurer”, 1998–99

The sum of $30,265,000 is hereby appropriated out of the Consolidated Fund in adjustment of the vote “Advance to the Treasurer”, 1998–99, for supplementary charges made during the year 1998–99 in the amounts specified in Schedule 2 for the services of the Government specified in relation to those amounts in Schedule 2.

7Adjustment of “Olympic Funding Reserve”, 1998–99

The sum of $234,000 is hereby appropriated out of the Consolidated Fund in adjustment of the vote “Olympic Funding Reserve” specified in Schedule 3 for recurrent services.

8Payments made during 1998–99 under section 22 of the Public Finance and Audit Act 1983(1)

The sum of $47,554,000, being the total of the sums specified in Schedule 4, and made in anticipation of appropriation by Parliament under section 22 (1) of the Public Finance and Audit Act 1983, is hereby appropriated out of the Consolidated Fund to provide for the payments for recurrent services required for the exigencies of Government during the year 1998–99 specified opposite those sums in Schedule 4.

(2)

The sum of $144,520,000, being the total of the sums specified in Schedule 5, and made in anticipation of appropriation by Parliament under section 22 (1) of the Public Finance and Audit Act 1983, is hereby appropriated out of the Consolidated Fund to provide for the payments for capital works and services required for the exigencies of Government during the year 1998–99 specified opposite those sums in Schedule 5.

(3)

Section 22 (2) of the Public Finance and Audit Act 1983 does not apply to the sums to which this section applies.

Part 4General9Additional appropriations

The sums appropriated by this Act are in addition to any other sums that may have been appropriated.

10Operation of Act(1)

This Act is to be construed as if it formed part of the Appropriation Act 1999.

(2)

This Act is an Appropriation Act for the purposes of section 21A of the Public Finance and Audit Act 1983.

(3)

The issue and payment before the date of assent to this Act out of the Consolidated Fund of the whole or any part of the sums appropriated by this Act is validated. This subsection applies whether this Act is assented to during or after the year 1998–99 or 1999–2000.

11Validation of expenditure(1)

To the extent (if any) to which it may be necessary to do so, the expenditure of any sum to which this Act applies before the date of assent to this Act:

  • (a)

    is taken to have been validly approved at the time it was approved, or was purported to have been approved, and

  • (b)

    is taken to have been validly made at the time it was made, or purported to have been made,

and thereafter to be, and to have been at all relevant times, validly approved and made.

(2)

This section does not authorise the appropriation or expenditure of any sum specified in Column 3 of Schedule 1 before the date of assent to this Act.

Schedule 1Payments made during 1999–2000

(Sections 3, 4 and 5)

Column 1

Column 2

Column 3

Treasurer’s Advance

s. 22 PF&A Act

Further approp

Amount

$,000

Amount

$,000

Amount

$,000

A

THE LEGISLATURE

RECURRENT SERVICES

The Legislature

Funding Shortfall

680

Mobile Phones

77

TOTAL—RECURRENT SERVICES

680

77

CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

The Legislature

Fitout Electorate Offices, Upgrade Financial Management System, Additional Funds for Minor Works

2,006

TOTAL—CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

2,006

TOTAL—THE LEGISLATURE

680

2,006

77

B

PREMIER, MINISTER FOR THE ARTS AND MINISTER FOR CITIZENSHIP

RECURRENT SERVICES

Cabinet Office

Establishment of Office of Drug Policy

300

Premier’s Department

Drug Action Plan, Police Complaints Case Management System, Additional Grants, Miscellaneous Purposes

10,202

Ombudsman’s Office

Police Complaints Case Management System, Carry Forward Unspent Funds

187

State Electoral Office

Cost of Non-Voters Action

1,846

Ministry for the Arts

Museum of Contemporary Art and Sydney Opera House grants, Area Assistance Scheme Projects

2,764

Further Funding Arising from Nugent Inquiry

600

State Library of New South Wales

Redundancies, Salaries

1,600

Art Gallery of New South Wales

GST Implementation Costs

100

Ethnic Affairs Commission

GST Implementation Costs

100

TOTAL—RECURRENT SERVICES

15,299

2,400

CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

Centennial Park and Moore Park Trust

Toilet Facilities

323

Ministry for the Arts

Wharf 4/5, Walsh Bay Redevelopment

962

State Library of New South Wales

Backlog Building Works

1,000

Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences

Funding Carried Forward, Additional Funds for Repository

967

Art Gallery of New South Wales

Asset Maintenance

1,828

State Records Authority

Funding Carried Forward

800

TOTAL—CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

5,880

TOTAL—PREMIER, MINISTER FOR THE ARTS AND MINISTER FOR CITIZENSHIP

15,299

8,280

C

MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE AND MINISTER FOR LAND AND WATER CONSERVATION

RECURRENT SERVICES

Department of Agriculture

Ovine Johne’s Disease Program, Beekeeper’s Compensation, 1998–99 Adjustment—Expenditure Underestimated

965

Fruit Fly Disease Control

959

Department of Land and Water Conservation

Additional Grants, 1998–99 Adjustment—Expenditure Underestimated

5,722

TOTAL—RECURRENT SERVICES

6,687

959

TOTAL—MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE AND MINISTER FOR LAND AND WATER CONSERVATION

6,687

959

D

ATTORNEY GENERAL AND MINISTER FOR INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

RECURRENT SERVICES

Attorney General’s Department

Gretley Mine Inquiry, Drug Action Plan, Graffiti Blasters Program

706

Glenbrook Rail Inquiry

9,000

Judicial Commission of New South Wales

Conduct Division Inquiry

70

Funding for Conduct Division

140

Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions

Increased Workload, Allowances to Witnesses

4,422

GST Implementation Costs

83

Department of Industrial Relations

National Textiles Package, Miscellaneous Purposes

2,134

Year 2000 Rectification Works, GST Implementation

242

TOTAL—RECURRENT SERVICES

7,332

9,465

CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

Attorney General’s Department

Drug Action Plan, Fixed Digital Speed Cameras Program, Computers

1,000

TOTAL—CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

1,000

TOTAL—ATTORNEY GENERAL AND MINISTER FOR INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

7,332

10,465

E

MINISTER FOR COMMUNITY SERVICES, MINISTER FOR AGEING, MINISTER FOR DISABILITY SERVICES AND MINISTER FOR WOMEN

RECURRENT SERVICES

Department of Community Services

Carry Forward Unspent Funds for Several Programs, Drug Action Plan, Area Assistance Scheme

3,594

Funding Shortfall

22,175

Ageing and Disability Department

Adjustment 1998–99 Commonwealth Funding

3,411

Additional Disability Services Funds

21,400

Department for Women

Funding for Accruals from 1998–99

51

TOTAL—RECURRENT SERVICES

7,056

43,575

CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

Department of Community Services

Information Technology Projects

2,852

TOTAL—CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

2,852

TOTAL—MINISTER FOR COMMUNITY SERVICES, MINISTER FOR AGEING, MINISTER FOR DISABILITY SERVICES AND MINISTER FOR WOMEN

7,056

2,852

43,575

F

MINISTER FOR EDUCATION AND TRAINING

RECURRENT SERVICES

Department of Education and Training

Drug Action Plan

390

Office of the Board of Studies

Additional Costs Related to Conduct of School/Higher School Certificate

4,496

TOTAL—RECURRENT SERVICES

4,886

CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

Department of Education and Training

Land Acquisitions

14,500

TOTAL—CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

14,500

TOTAL—MINISTER FOR EDUCATION AND TRAINING

4,886

14,500

G

MINISTER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT, MINISTER FOR EMERGENCY SERVICES AND MINISTER FOR CORRECTIVE SERVICES

RECURRENT SERVICES

Environment Protection Authority

Further Grant to Zoological Parks Board

3,295

National Parks and Wildlife Service

Thredbo Coronial Inquiry, Essential Support Services for Olympics/Paralympics, Biodiversity Strategy, Insurance Premiums

1,862

Year 2000 Rectification Works

770

Bicentennial Park Trust

Additional Recurrent Funding Compensated for by Reduction in Capital Funding

100

New South Wales Fire Brigades

Additional Recurrent Funding Compensated for by Reduction in Capital Funding

1,212

Funding Shortfall

12,780

State Emergency Service

Increase in Government Radio Network Fees

113

Statewide Single Number Call Taking Facility

250

Department of Corrective Services

Drug Action Plan

1,815

Funding Shortfall

25,900

TOTAL—RECURRENT SERVICES

5,102

17,095

25,900

CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust

Farm Cove Seawall, Middle Garden Shop

590

Government Provision of Olympic-Related Services

700

Bicentennial Park Trust

Relocation Roadway Entrance and Parking Area, Minor Capital Works

3,250

Department of Corrective Services

Drug Action Plan

1,779

TOTAL—CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

5,619

700

TOTAL—MINISTER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT, MINISTER FOR EMERGENCY SERVICES AND MINISTER FOR CORRECTIVE SERVICES

5,102

22,714

26,600

H

MINISTER FOR FAIR TRADING AND MINISTER FOR SPORT AND RECREATION

RECURRENT SERVICES

Department of Fair Trading

Unforeseen Legal Costs, Year 2000 Consumer Protection Strategy

1,385

Department of Sport and Recreation

Additional Grants, Area Assistance Scheme

304

Year 2000 Rectification Works

64

TOTAL—RECURRENT SERVICES

304

1,449

TOTAL—MINISTER FOR FAIR TRADING AND MINISTER FOR SPORT AND RECREATION

304

1,449

I

MINISTER FOR GAMING AND RACING

CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

Department of Gaming and Racing

Year 2000 Rectification Works

422

TOTAL—CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

422

TOTAL—MINISTER FOR GAMING AND RACING

422

J

MINISTER FOR HEALTH

RECURRENT SERVICES

Department of Health

Drug Action Plan, Insurance Premium Increase, 1998–99 Commonwealth Funding Adjustment

12,430

Reform Initiatives, Nucleic Acid Testing Contribution, GST Implementation

76,609

Government Provision of Olympic-Related Services

670

TOTAL—RECURRENT SERVICES

12,430

76,609

670

CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

Department of Health

Drug Action Plan

6,637

Government Provision of Olympic-Related Services

339

TOTAL—CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

6,637

339

TOTAL—MINISTER FOR HEALTH

12,430

83,246

1,009

K

MINISTER FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, MINISTER FOR ENERGY, MINISTER FOR FORESTRY AND MINISTER FOR WESTERN SYDNEY

RECURRENT SERVICES

Department of Information Technology and Management

Year 2000 Rectification Works

350

Ministry of Energy and Utilities

Gas Retail Contestability Project, Redundancy and Maintenance Costs

786

TOTAL—RECURRENT SERVICES

786

350

CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

Department of Information Technology and Management

Australian Centre for Advanced Computing and Communications

1,000

TOTAL—CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

1,000

TOTAL—MINISTER FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, MINISTER FOR ENERGY, MINISTER FOR FORESTRY AND MINISTER FOR WESTERN SYDNEY

786

1,350

L

MINISTER FOR JUVENILE JUSTICE

RECURRENT SERVICES

Department of Juvenile Justice

Funding Shortfall, Drug Action Plan

12,726

TOTAL—RECURRENT SERVICES

12,726

CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

Department of Juvenile Justice

Drug Action Plan

1,600

TOTAL—CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

1,600

TOTAL—MINISTER FOR JUVENILE JUSTICE

12,726

1,600

M

MINISTER FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT, MINISTER FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND MINISTER FOR RURAL AFFAIRS

RECURRENT SERVICES

Department of Local Government

Unforeseen Salary Costs, Relocation Fees

390

TOTAL—RECURRENT SERVICES

390

TOTAL—MINISTER FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT, MINISTER FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND MINISTER FOR RURAL AFFAIRS

390

N

MINISTER FOR THE OLYMPICS

RECURRENT SERVICES

Olympic Co-ordination Authority

Security, Maintenance and Compensation

4,329

SOCOG Contracts and Ticketing Review

2,405

Government Provision of Olympic-Related Services

16,376

Olympic Roads and Transport Authority

Government Provision of Olympic-Related Services

6,997

TOTAL—RECURRENT SERVICES

4,329

2,405

23,373

CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

Olympic Roads and Transport Authority

Government Provision of Olympic-Related Services

150

TOTAL—CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

150

TOTAL—MINISTER FOR THE OLYMPICS

4,329

2,405

23,523

O

MINISTER FOR POLICE

RECURRENT SERVICES

Ministry for Police

Additional Funding for Grants

127

New South Wales Police Service

Operational Funding Shortfall, Funding for Other Projects, 1998–99 Adjustment—Reclassification of Payments from Capital

23,918

Government Provision of Olympic-Related Services

5,644

Police Integrity Commission

Award Increase Funding, Carry Forward Unspent Funding

248

TOTAL—RECURRENT SERVICES

24,293

5,644

CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

New South Wales Police Service

Marine Fleet Replacement, Fixed Digital Speed Cameras Program, Acceleration Integrated Finance Management System

19,825

Government Provision of Olympic-Related Services

4,592

Police Integrity Commission

Year 2000 Rectification Works

99

TOTAL—CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

19,924

4,592

TOTAL—MINISTER FOR POLICE

24,293

19,924

10,236

P

MINISTER FOR PUBLIC WORKS AND SERVICES

RECURRENT SERVICES

Office of the Minister for Public Works and Services

Negotiated Settlement, Parramatta Government Property Strategy

2,570

Year 2000 Rectification Works

318

TOTAL—RECURRENT SERVICES

2,570

318

TOTAL—MINISTER FOR PUBLIC WORKS AND SERVICES

2,570

318

Q

MINISTER FOR SMALL BUSINESS AND MINISTER FOR TOURISM

RECURRENT SERVICES

Tourism New South Wales

Additional Grants

1,300

TOTAL—RECURRENT SERVICES

1,300

TOTAL—MINISTER FOR SMALL BUSINESS AND MINISTER FOR TOURISM

1,300

R

MINISTER FOR TRANSPORT AND MINISTER FOR ROADS

RECURRENT SERVICES

Department of Transport

New Year’s Eve, Area Assistance Scheme Projects

442

Roads and Traffic Authority

1998–99 Adjustment—Reclassification of Payments from Capital

9,127

Spinesafe Program

700

Waterways Authority

Water Safety Community Awareness Program

400

TOTAL—RECURRENT SERVICES

9,969

700

CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

Roads and Traffic Authority

Blackspot and Roadsafety Programs, Fixed Digital Speed Cameras Program

7,700

Government Provision of Olympic-Related Services

470

TOTAL—CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

7,700

470

TOTAL—MINISTER FOR TRANSPORT AND MINISTER FOR ROADS

9,969

8,400

470

S

TREASURER AND MINISTER FOR STATE DEVELOPMENT

RECURRENT SERVICES

Treasury

First Home Owners Scheme—Setup and Administration

500

Crown Transactions

Additional Funds for Hailstorm Damage

20,000

Indemnity to NSW Treasury Corporation, Payroll Tax Arrears, Additional Superannuation Contributions

560,000

Department of State and Regional Development

Fox Industry Assistance Showground Agreement, Additional Grants Funding

1,979

TOTAL—RECURRENT SERVICES

1,979

20,500

560,000

CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

Treasury

First Home Owners Scheme—Setup and Administration

550

Crown Transactions

Additional Funds for Public Sector Loans

13,237

Debt Retirement

550,000

TOTAL—CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

13,787

550,000

TOTAL—TREASURER AND MINISTER FOR STATE DEVELOPMENT

1,979

34,287

1,110,000

T

MINISTER FOR URBAN AFFAIRS AND PLANNING, MINISTER FOR ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS AND MINISTER FOR HOUSING

RECURRENT SERVICES

Department of Urban Affairs and Planning

Additional Unforeseen Salary Costs, Area Assistance Schemes, Legal Costs

2,048

Payments to other government bodies under the control of the Minister

Legal Costs

50

Department of Aboriginal Affairs

Increase to Grants Program

800

TOTAL—RECURRENT SERVICES

2,898

TOTAL—MINISTER FOR URBAN AFFAIRS AND PLANNING, MINISTER FOR ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS AND MINISTER FOR HOUSING

2,898

TOTAL—TREASURER’S ADVANCE

121,016

SECTION 22 FOR RECURRENT SERVICES

132,250

SECTION 22 FOR CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

68,427

TOTAL—SECTION 22

200,677

FURTHER APPROPRIATION FOR RECURRENT SERVICES

659,239

FURTHER APPROPRIATION FOR CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

570,751

TOTAL—FURTHER APPROPRIATION

1,229,990

Schedule 2Payments made during 1998–99 from the vote “Advance to the Treasurer”

(Section 6)

Amount

$,000

RECURRENT SERVICES

A PREMIER, MINISTER FOR THE ARTS AND MINISTER FOR ETHNIC AFFAIRS

Premier’s Department

Funds Carried Forward

1,043

Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal

Cost Recovery—Gaming Inquiry

52

TOTAL—PREMIER, MINISTER FOR THE ARTS AND MINISTER FOR ETHNIC AFFAIRS

1,095

B MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE AND MINISTER FOR LAND AND WATER CONSERVATION

Department of Agriculture

Newcastle Disease Eradication Program

121

C ATTORNEY GENERAL, MINISTER FOR INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS AND MINISTER FOR FAIR TRADING

Attorney General’s Department

Funds Carried Forward

6,268

Judicial Commission of New South Wales

Conduct Division Inquiry

21

TOTAL—ATTORNEY GENERAL, MINISTER FOR INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS AND MINISTER FOR FAIR TRADING

6,289

D MINISTER FOR COMMUNITY SERVICES, MINISTER FOR AGEING, MINISTER FOR DISABILITY SERVICES AND MINISTER FOR WOMEN

Department of Juvenile Justice

Funds Carried Forward

658

E MINISTER FOR ENERGY, MINISTER FOR TOURISM, MINISTER FOR CORRECTIVE SERVICES AND MINISTER FOR EMERGENCY SERVICES

State Emergency Service

Emergency and Rescue Workers Compensation Fund

400

F MINISTER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT

National Parks and Wildlife Service

Funds Carried Forward

4,734

G MINISTER FOR MINERAL RESOURCES AND MINISTER FOR FISHERIES

Department of Mineral Resources

Discovery 2000

350

Coal Compensation Board

Funds Carried Forward

160

TOTAL—MINISTER FOR MINERAL RESOURCES AND MINISTER FOR FISHERIES

510

H MINISTER FOR POLICE

New South Wales Police Service

Knives Public Education Campaign, Telecommunication Interception

1,009

I MINISTER FOR TRANSPORT AND MINISTER FOR ROADS

Roads and Traffic Authority

Fuel Levy Subsidies, Additional Commonwealth Funds

15,449

TOTAL—ADVANCE TO THE TREASURER

30,265

Schedule 3Payments made during 1998–99 from the vote “Olympic Funding Reserve”

(Section 7)

Amount

$,000

RECURRENT SERVICES

A MINISTER FOR ENERGY, MINISTER FOR TOURISM, MINISTER FOR CORRECTIVE SERVICES AND MINISTER FOR EMERGENCY SERVICES

New South Wales Fire Brigades

Government Provision of Olympic-Related Services

234

TOTAL—OLYMPIC FUNDING RESERVE

234

Schedule 4Payments made during 1998–99 under section 22 of the Public Finance and Audit Act 1983 for recurrent services

(Section 8 (1))

Amount

$,000

RECURRENT SERVICES

A ATTORNEY GENERAL, MINISTER FOR INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS AND MINISTER FOR FAIR TRADING

Legal Aid Commission of New South Wales

Criminal Law Program

1,337

B MINISTER FOR COMMUNITY SERVICES, MINISTER FOR AGEING, MINISTER FOR DISABILITY SERVICES AND MINISTER FOR WOMEN

Department of Community Services

Foster Care

8,078

C MINISTER FOR HEALTH AND MINISTER FOR ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS

Department of Health

Year 2000 Rectification Project, Motor Vehicle Operating Lease Additional Cost

35,239

D MINISTER FOR THE OLYMPICS

Olympic Co-ordination Authority

Government Provision of Olympic-Related Services

2,900

TOTAL—PAYMENTS FOR RECURRENT SERVICES

47,554

Schedule 5Payments made during 1998–99 under section 22 of the Public Finance and Audit Act 1983 for capital works and services

(Section 8 (2))

Amount

$,000

CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

A THE LEGISLATURE

The Legislature

Additional Costs for Implementation of Management Information System

163

B PREMIER, MINISTER FOR THE ARTS AND MINISTER FOR ETHNIC AFFAIRS

State Electoral Office

Relocation Fitout Costs

427

Historic Houses Trust of New South Wales

Rouse Hill House Works

350

TOTAL—PREMIER, MINISTER FOR THE ARTS AND MINISTER FOR ETHNIC AFFAIRS

777

C MINISTER FOR COMMUNITY SERVICES, MINISTER FOR AGEING, MINISTER FOR DISABILITY SERVICES AND MINISTER FOR WOMEN

Department of Community Services

Year 2000 Rectification Project

1,623

D MINISTER FOR ENERGY, MINISTER FOR TOURISM, MINISTER FOR CORRECTIVE SERVICES AND MINISTER FOR EMERGENCY SERVICES

Department of Corrective Services

Increase in inmate numbers

2,733

New South Wales Fire Brigades

Year 2000 Rectification Project

3,736

State Emergency Service

Year 2000 Rectification Project

61

TOTAL—MINISTER FOR ENERGY, MINISTER FOR TOURISM, MINISTER FOR CORRECTIVE SERVICES AND MINISTER FOR EMERGENCY SERVICES

6,530

E MINISTER FOR GAMING AND RACING

Department of Gaming and Racing

Rationalisation of Office Accommodation

350

F MINISTER FOR HEALTH AND MINISTER FOR ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS

Department of Health

Introduction of Screening Procedures

95

G MINISTER FOR POLICE

New South Wales Police Service

Year 2000 Rectification Project

1,693

H TREASURER AND MINISTER FOR STATE DEVELOPMENT

Crown Transactions

Retirement of Debt

133,289

TOTAL—PAYMENTS FOR CAPITAL WORKS AND SERVICES

144,520

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