Bill

Supply Bill (No. 2) 2022-2023

passed, as at 2022-04-01. Finance portfolio.

Sponsor

Not recorded

Portfolio

Finance

Recorded stages

• introduced — 2022-03-29

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• second reading — 2022-03-29

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• second reading — 2022-03-29

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• third reading — 2022-03-29

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• introduced — 2022-03-30

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• second reading — 2022-03-30

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• second reading — 2022-03-30

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• second reading — 2022-03-30

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• committee — 2022-03-30

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• third reading — 2022-03-30

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• passed — 2022-03-30

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• royal assent — 2022-04-01

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Divisions

• The majority voted against a request for an [amendment](https://www.openaustralia.org.au/senate/?gid=2022-03-30.20.2), which means the amendment failed. It was introduced by WA Senator [Dorinda Cox](https://theyvoteforyou.org.au/people/senate/wa/dorinda_cox) (Greens). ### Amendment request text > *That the House of Representatives be requested to make the following amendment:* > > *(1) Page 6 (after line 2), after clause 9, insert:* > >> *9A Energy Security and Regional Development Plan — Nor thern Territory* >> >> *(1) No amount appropriated by this Act is to be spent in the Northern Territory region as part of the 'Energy Security and Regional Development Plan' as described in Budget Paper No. 2 2022-23 on page 133.* >> >> *9B Energy and Emissions Reduction* >> >> *(1) No amount appropriated by this Act is to be spent on the 'Future Gas Infrastructure Investment Framework' as part of the 'Energy and Emissions Reduction' program as described in Budget Paper No. 2 2022-2023 on page 125.* > > *Statement pursuant to the order of the Senate of 26 June 2000* > >> *Amendment (1)* >> >> *Amendment (1) is framed as a request because it is to a bill which appropriates moneys for the ordinary annual services of the government.* > > *Statement by the Clerk of the Senate pursuant to the order of the Senate of 26 June 2000* > >> *Amendment (1)* >> >> *As this is a bill appropriating moneys for the ordinary annual services of the government within the meaning of section 53 of the Constitution, any Senate amendments to the bill must be moved as requests. This is in accordance with the precedents of the Senate.* — 2022-03-30, Senate: negative, ayes 9, noes 31

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Plain-language summary

Written by a model from the explanatory memorandum; not the record, as at 2022-03-29.

This bill would take money from the Consolidated Revenue Fund for government services that are not routine annual services.

It would provide about five-twelfths of the estimated 2022-23 annual funding for these non-routine services, with larger amounts for entities like the Department of Health that have high early-year spending or COVID-19 costs.

The explanatory memorandum notes the remaining seven-twelfths plus new budget measures would come in a later bill.

• The bill would appropriate funds from the Consolidated Revenue Fund for non-ordinary annual services.
• It would set the appropriation at roughly five-twelfths of the estimated annual amount, with some entities receiving more.
• It would keep these appropriations separate from ordinary annual services to follow constitutional rules.

Parliament, government entities such as the Department of Health, and the Consolidated Revenue Fund are affected.

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