Bill
Appropriation Bill (No. 5) 2014-2015
passed, as at 2015-06-26. Finance portfolio.
- Sponsor
- Not recorded
- Portfolio
- Finance
Recorded stages
- second reading — 2015-05-12
- second reading — 2015-05-25
- other — 2015-05-25
- second reading — 2015-05-26
- second reading — 2015-05-27
- second reading — 2015-05-28
- second reading — 2015-06-01
- second reading — 2015-06-02
- second reading — 2015-06-03
- second reading — 2015-06-22
- second reading — 2015-06-22
- other — 2015-06-22
- third reading — 2015-06-22
- introduced — 2015-06-23
- second reading — 2015-06-23
- second reading — 2015-06-23
- second reading — 2015-06-23
- third reading — 2015-06-23
- passed — 2015-06-23
- royal assent — 2015-06-26
Divisions
No divisions recorded. Most questions are decided on the voices; this does not establish that a bill was unopposed.
Plain-language summary
Written by a model from the explanatory memorandum; not the record, as at 2015-05-12.
This bill would release additional government money beyond what was already set aside in the main budget and the later economic update.
The funding would come from the Consolidated Revenue Fund and would cover the government's day-to-day running costs, as required by the Constitution for such spending to be in a separate bill.
The bill is designed to work with the new Public Governance, Performance and Accountability framework, which has replaced older financial management laws, and includes notes about provisions that remain in effect until certain actions are finished.
- Appropriates extra money for the government's ordinary annual services.
- Provides the additional funding above the amounts from the original budget and the mid-year update.
- Aligns the bill with the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability framework.
- Includes notes about the ongoing effect of certain provisions from the old Financial Management and Accountability Act.
The government's departments and agencies that receive the additional appropriations for their ordinary annual services.
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