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Appropriation (Revenue Account Expenses) (2011/2012) Act 2011


Published: 2011-07-01

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Act No. TITLE PAG(~

15 The Supplementary Appropriation (201 0/2011) (Recurrent Account Expenses) Act, 20 11 2

16 The Supplementary Appropriation (20 10/201 I) (Capital Development Account Expenses) Act, 2011 5

17 The Appropriation (Revenue Account Expenses) (2011/2012) Act, 2011 8

18 The Appropriation (Capital Development) (2011/2012) Act, 2011 13

19 The Tariff(Amendment) Act, 2011 17

20 The Excise (Amendment) Act, 2011 26

21 The Stamp (Amendment) Act, 2011 28

22 The J>assenger Tl'tx (Amendment) Act, 2011 34

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THE APPROPRIATION (REVENUE ACCOUNT EXPENSES) (2011/2012) ACT, 2011

_Arrangement o_f Section~

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No. 17 of 2011

THE APPROPRIATION (REVENUE ACCOUNT EXPENSES) (2011 /201 2) AC1~ 2011

AN ACT FOR THE APPROPRIATION OF DIVERS SUMS OF MONEY I<'OR AND TOWARDS DEFRAYING THE EXPENSES OF THE

GOVERNMENT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF THE BAHAMAS ON REVENUE ACCOUNT FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR COMMENCING

l ST JULY, 2011 AND ENDING 30TH JUNE, 2012.

(Date of Assent- 301h June, 2011)

Enacted by the Parliament of The Bahamas

1. Short title.

This Act may be cited as the Appropriation (Revenue Account Expenses) (2011/2012)Act, 2012 .

2. Authority for payment.

There may be paid out of the Treasury upon the authority of a warrant under the hand of the Minister of Finance during the financial year beginning on the 1st day of July, 2011 and ending on the 30th day of June, 2012 the several sums of money for defraying the recurrent expenses on revenue account for the public services of The Bahamas set forth in the Schedule.

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SCHEDULE

Head of Expenditure

I. Governor-General and Staff

2. The Senate

3. House of Assembly

4. Department of the Auditor-General

5. Department ofPublic Service

6. Cabinet Office

(Section 2)

Sum Granted

1,144,773

255,015

2,359,864

1,960,302

173,584,938

5,825,873

7. Office of the Attomey-General & Ministry of Legal Affairs 12,033,039

8. Judicial Department 10,001 ,3 17

9. Court of Appeal 1,940,794

10. Registrar-General's Department 3,707,906

11. Prisons Department 22,924,958

12. Parliamentary Registration Department 4,808,850

13. Ministry of Foreign Affairs 23,693,870

14. Office of the Prime Minister 3,757,732

16. Bahamas Information Services 2,572,249

17. Government Printing Department 2,027,120

18. Ministry of Lands & Local Government 22,853,458

19. Department of Physical Planning 911 ,975

20. Department of Lands & Surveys 3,026,909

21. Ministry of Finance 37,282,606

22. Treasury Department 11 '194,498

23. Customs Department 26,977,563

24. Department of Statistics 3,989,731

25. Magistrates' Courts 6,555,790

29. Ministry ofNational Security 2,344,842

30. Department of Immigration 15,635,426

31. Royal Bahamas Police Force 126,749,729

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32. Royal Bahamas Defence Force 51 ,651,146

33. Ministry of Public Works & Transport 29, 111 ,348

34. Department ofPublic Works 19,201 ,189

35. Department of Education 196,333 ,100

36. Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute 5,820,535

37. Department of Archives 1,950,313

38. Ministry of Education 45 ,434,402

39. College of The Bahamas 24.719,753

41. The Simpson Penn Centre for Boys 997.069

42. The Willamae Pratt Centre for Girls 1,003 .727

44. Department of Social Services 34,089,207

45. Department of Housing 1,5 86,133

46. Ministry of Housing and National Insurance 1,622,786

47. Ministry ofYouth, Sports & Culture 19,064,942

48. Department of Labour 2,437.353

51. Post Office Department 8,610,022

52. Department of Civil Aviation 13,752,284

53. Port Department 5,973,946

54. Department of Road Traffic 5,288,804

55. Department of Meteorology 2,402,628

56. Ministry of Agriculture & Marine Resources 5,288,798

57. Department of Agriculture 7,617,339

58. Department of Marine Resources 2,311,913

60. Ministry of Health 13,120,336

63. Public Hospitals Authority 185,852,759

65. Department of Environmental Health Services 37,293,129

66. Department of Public Health 32, 170,996

67. Ministry of Tourism & Aviation 85,884,643

68. The Gaming Board 6,007,550

69. Airport Authority 888,670

70. Ministry of Labour, Social & Community Development 7,323,730

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72. Ministry of The Environment

73. Department of Information Technology

TOTAL

2,449,469

7,493,268

1,394,87 4,414

Note: This Schedule excludes statutory expenditure.

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