Appropriation Bill 2022
Passed by both Houses
Awaiting Assent, Thu 23 Jun 2022
Appropriation Bill 2022

Appropriation Bill 2022 [NSW] Contents

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Division 5 Planning and Environment 10 Department of Planning and Environment 5

Division 6 Premier and Cabinet 11 Department of Premier and Cabinet 5

Division 7 Regional NSW 12 Department of Regional NSW 6

Division 8 Stronger Communities 13 Department of Communities and Justice 6

Division 9 Transport and Infrastructure 14 Department of Transport 7

Division 10 Treasury 15 Treasury 7 16 Administered items 7 17 Appropriation to Treasurer for NSW Generations Fund 8 18 Appropriation to Treasurer for Snowy Hydro Legacy Fund 8 19 Appropriation to Treasurer for State contingencies 8 20 Appropriation to Treasurer relating to integrity agencies 8 21 Special appropriation to Treasurer for expenditure related to

Government’s response to crises 8

Part 3 Additional appropriation for health related services 22 Special appropriation to Minister for Health—additional revenue from

gaming machine taxes 9

Part 4 Appropriations—Special Offices 23 Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal 10 24 Judicial Commission of New South Wales 10 25 Office of the Children’s Guardian 10 26 Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions 10 27 Independent Commission Against Corruption 11 28 Law Enforcement Conduct Commission 11 29 New South Wales Electoral Commission 11 30 Office of the Ombudsman 11 31 Public Service Commission 11

Part 5 Commonwealth transfer payments 32 Appropriation for Commonwealth transfer payments 13

Part 6 Variations to authorised payments 33 Payments not to be in excess of sums specified 14 34 Variations—exigencies of government and appropriations insufficient for

purpose 14 35 Variations—State contingencies 14 36 Variations—contingencies relating to integrity agencies 14

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37 Variations—Government’s response to crises 15 38 Treasurer must not increase fixed salary or wages 15 39 Part does not apply to sums appropriated by another Act 15 40 Treasurer is to inform Auditor-General of authorisations 15

Part 7 General 41 Delayed restructures 16 42 Appointment of person to carry out functions of Treasurer under Part

6 16 43 Appointment of accountable authority to identify surplus 16 44 Budget-related information 16 45 Payments authorised on lapse of appropriation 17

Part 8 Budget variations for the year 2021–22 46 Payments made during 2021–22 under section 4.13 of Government

Sector Finance Act 2018 18 47 Operation of budget variations and validation of expenditure 18

Schedule 1 Payments during 2021–22 19

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I certify that this public bill, which originated in the Legislative Assembly, has finally passed the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly of New South Wales.

Clerk of the Legislative Assembly. Legislative Assembly, Sydney, , 2022

New South Wales

Appropriation Bill 2022

Act No , 2022

An Act to appropriate out of the Consolidated Fund sums for the services of the Government for the year 2022–23 and to make an additional appropriation to give effect to budget variations for the year 2021–22.

See also the Appropriation (Parliament) Act 2022 and the State Revenue Legislation Amendment Act 2022.

I have examined this bill and find it to correspond in all respects with the bill as finally passed by both Houses.

Assistant Speaker of the Legislative Assembly.

Appropriation Bill 2022 [NSW] Part 1 Preliminary

The Legislature of New South Wales enacts—

Part 1 Preliminary 1 Name of Act

This Act is the Appropriation Act 2022.

2 Commencement This Act commences on the date of assent to this Act.

3 Definitions In this Act— services includes the following— (a) recurrent services, (b) capital works and services, (c) repayment of debt. year 2022–23 means the year from 1 July 2022 to 30 June 2023.

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Appropriation Bill 2022 [NSW] Part 2 Appropriations—Departments

Part 2 Appropriations—Departments Note— The total amount appropriated out of the Consolidated Fund for services for the year 2022–23 in accordance with this Part is $118,379,244,000.

Division 1 Customer Service 4 Department of Customer Service

This Act appropriates the sum of $3,053,934,000 to the Minister for Customer Service and Digital Government out of the Consolidated Fund for the services of the Department of Customer Service for the year 2022–23. Note— The appropriation will fund services, disaggregated across State outcomes as follows—

5 Digital Restart Fund This Act appropriates the sum of $614,000,000 to the Minister for Customer Service and Digital Government out of the Consolidated Fund for payment into the Digital Restart Fund established under the Digital Restart Fund Act 2020.

6 Rental Bond Interest Account This Act appropriates the sum of $66,153,000 to the Minister for Customer Service and Digital Government out of the Consolidated Fund for payment into the Rental Bond Interest Account established under the Residential Tenancies Act 2010.

Division 2 Education 7 Department of Education

This Act appropriates the sum of $22,508,149,000 to the Minister for Education and Early Learning out of the Consolidated Fund for the services of the Department of Education for the year 2022–23. Note— The appropriation will fund services, disaggregated across State outcomes as follows—

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

01 Excellence in customer service 1,904,662 81,594 02 Digital leadership and

innovation in government services

308,145 163,318

03 Fair, secure and efficient markets

743,731 40,132

04 Cluster grants and other adjustments

1,648,642 —

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

01 Best start in life for young children

1,089,367 1,200

02 Educational foundations for success

18,771,243 2,665,485

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Appropriation Bill 2022 [NSW] Part 2 Appropriations—Departments

Division 3 Enterprise, Investment and Trade 8 Department of Enterprise, Investment and Trade

This Act appropriates the sum of $3,405,525,000 to the Minister for Enterprise, Investment and Trade out of the Consolidated Fund for the services of the Department of Enterprise, Investment and Trade for the year 2022–23. Note— The appropriations under this section will fund services, disaggregated across State outcomes as follows—

Division 4 Health 9 Ministry of Health

This Act appropriates the sum of $18,224,657,000 to the Minister for Health out of the Consolidated Fund for the services of the Ministry of Health for the year 2022–23. Note— The appropriations under this section and Part 3 will fund services, disaggregated across State outcomes as follows—

03 Skilled and employable workforce

2,457,823 1,690

04 Cluster grants and other adjustments

127,993 —

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

01 Increased economic development and investment attraction

739,941 75,586

02 Excellence in arts, sport and tourism

560,824 308,293

03 Vibrant, safe and responsible hospitality and racing

127,253 —

04 Cluster grants and other adjustments

1,736,680 —

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

01 People receive high-quality, safe care in our hospitals

16,018,123 1,733,005

02 People can access care in out-of-hospital settings to manage their health and wellbeing

7,957,769 475,130

03 People receive timely emergency care

4,008,872 562,587

04 Keeping people healthy through prevention and health promotion

1,532,218 18,374

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

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Appropriation Bill 2022 [NSW] Part 2 Appropriations—Departments

Division 5 Planning and Environment 10 Department of Planning and Environment

This Act appropriates the sum of $3,889,499,000 to the Minister for Planning out of the Consolidated Fund for the services of the Department of Planning and Environment for the year 2022–23. Note— The appropriation will fund services, disaggregated across State outcomes as follows—

Division 6 Premier and Cabinet 11 Department of Premier and Cabinet

This Act appropriates the sum of $417,245,000 to the Premier out of the Consolidated Fund for the services of the Department of Premier and Cabinet for the year 2022–23. Note— The appropriation will fund services, disaggregated across State outcomes as follows—

05 Our people and systems are continuously improving to deliver the best health outcomes and experiences

1,136,442 54,609

06 Cluster grants 31,101 —

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

01 Create a strong and liveable NSW

1,140,645 27,226

02 Maximise community benefit from government land and property

1,043,298 55,123

03 Connecting communities to resilient and sustainable local environments and heritage

1,382,075 470,219

04 Sustainable, secure and healthy water resources and services

998,235 137,375

05 Cluster grants and other adjustments

689,203 —

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

01 Effective and coordinated government

279,419 16,178

02 Empowering Aboriginal communities

115,157 3,794

03 Accountable and responsible government

504 —

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

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Appropriation Bill 2022 [NSW] Part 2 Appropriations—Departments

Division 7 Regional NSW 12 Department of Regional NSW

This Act appropriates the sum of $2,379,185,000 to the Deputy Premier out of the Consolidated Fund for the services of the Department of Regional NSW for the year 2022–23. Note— The appropriation will fund services, disaggregated across State outcomes as follows—

Division 8 Stronger Communities 13 Department of Communities and Justice

This Act appropriates the sum of $20,533,735,000 to the Attorney General out of the Consolidated Fund for the services of the Department of Communities and Justice for the year 2022–23. Note— The appropriation will fund services, disaggregated across State outcomes as follows—

04 Cluster grants and other adjustments

11,192 —

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

01 Stronger and cohesive regional communities and economies

2,491,278 21,369

02 Stronger primary industries 530,990 70,291 03 Mineral and petroleum

industries generating prosperity safely

196,260 3,695

04 Cluster grants and other adjustments

216,465 —

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

01 Children and families thrive 3,093,632 11,046 02 Efficient and effective legal

system 1,331,965 100,457

03 Inclusive communities 3,596,355 10 04 People have a safe and

affordable place to live 1,174,052 8,000

05 Reduce reoffending 2,735,890 201,404 06 Cluster grants and other

adjustments 9,171,066 —

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

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Appropriation Bill 2022 [NSW] Part 2 Appropriations—Departments

Division 9 Transport and Infrastructure 14 Department of Transport

This Act appropriates the sum of $26,999,950,000 to the Minister for Infrastructure out of the Consolidated Fund for the services of the Department of Transport for the year 2022–23. Note— The appropriation will fund services, disaggregated across State outcomes as follows—

Division 10 Treasury 15 Treasury

This Act appropriates the sum of $1,416,460,000 to the Treasurer out of the Consolidated Fund for the services of Treasury for the year 2022–23. Note— The appropriation will fund services, disaggregated across State outcomes as follows—

16 Administered items This Act appropriates the sum of $13,860,752,000 to the Treasurer out of the Consolidated Fund for the purposes of the activities or services administered by the Treasurer on behalf of the State generally for the year 2022–23. Note— The appropriation will fund services for the following State outcome—

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

01 Connecting our customers’ whole lives

9,592,319 5,223,161

02 Successful places for communities

812,727 2,830,017

03 Transport systems and solutions enabling economic activity

1,604,244 1,633,858

04 Cluster grants and other adjustments

14,977,052 —

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

01 A strong, resilient and diverse economy

1,253,165 382,266

02 A sustainable fiscal environment enabling delivery of outcomes

245,449 209

03 Stewardship of the public sector performance and financial system

43,062 111

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17 Appropriation to Treasurer for NSW Generations Fund This Act appropriates the sum of $500,000,000 to the Treasurer out of the Consolidated Fund for payment into the NSW Generations (Community Services and Facilities) Fund established under the NSW Generations Funds Act 2018.

18 Appropriation to Treasurer for Snowy Hydro Legacy Fund This Act appropriates the sum of $90,000,000 to the Treasurer out of the Consolidated Fund for payment into the Snowy Hydro Legacy Fund established under the Snowy Hydro Legacy Fund Act 2018.

19 Appropriation to Treasurer for State contingencies This Act appropriates the sum of $100,000,000 to the Treasurer out of the Consolidated Fund for State contingencies for the year 2022–23.

20 Appropriation to Treasurer relating to integrity agencies (1) This Act appropriates the sum of $20,000,000 to the Treasurer out of the

Consolidated Fund for contingencies in relation to the integrity agencies for the year 2022–23.

(2) In this section— integrity agency means each of the following— (a) the Audit Office of NSW, (b) the Independent Commission Against Corruption, (c) the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission, (d) the New South Wales Electoral Commission, (e) the Office of the Ombudsman.

21 Special appropriation to Treasurer for expenditure related to Government’s response to crises

This Act appropriates the sum of $300,000,000 to the Treasurer out of the Consolidated Fund for expenditure related to the Government’s response to public health emergencies and other crises that is not otherwise covered by an appropriation under this Act or the Appropriation (Parliament) Act 2022 for the year 2022–23.

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

01 A sustainable fiscal environment enabling delivery of outcomes

9,248,941 —

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Appropriation Bill 2022 [NSW] Part 3 Additional appropriation for health related services

Part 3 Additional appropriation for health related services 22 Special appropriation to Minister for Health—additional revenue from gaming

machine taxes (1) This Act appropriates the sum of $505,207,818 to the Minister for Health out of the

Consolidated Fund for the services of the Ministry of Health for the year 2022–23. (2) The sum appropriated is in addition to any other sum appropriated by this Act.

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Appropriation Bill 2022 [NSW] Part 4 Appropriations—Special Offices

Part 4 Appropriations—Special Offices Note— The total amount appropriated out of the Consolidated Fund for services for the year 2022–23 in accordance with this Part is $657,914,000.

23 Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal This Act appropriates the sum of $38,485,000 to the Minister for Customer Service and Digital Government out of the Consolidated Fund for the services of the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal for the year 2022–23. Note— The appropriation will fund services for the following State outcome—

24 Judicial Commission of New South Wales This Act appropriates the sum of $6,000,000 to the Attorney General out of the Consolidated Fund for the services of the Judicial Commission of New South Wales for the year 2022–23. Note— The appropriation will fund services for the following State outcome—

25 Office of the Children’s Guardian This Act appropriates the sum of $31,721,000 to the Minister for Families and Communities out of the Consolidated Fund for the services of the Office of the Children’s Guardian for the year 2022–23. Note— The appropriation will fund services for the following State outcome—

26 Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions This Act appropriates the sum of $203,610,000 to the Attorney General out of the Consolidated Fund for the services of the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions for the year 2022–23. Note— The appropriation will fund services for the following State outcome—

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

01 Fair, secure and efficient markets

41,086 180

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

01 Efficient and effective legal system

7,343 150

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

01 Children and families thrive 58,643 988

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

01 Efficient and effective legal system

215,528 5,733

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27 Independent Commission Against Corruption This Act appropriates the sum of $35,197,000 to the Premier out of the Consolidated Fund for the services of the Independent Commission Against Corruption for the year 2022–23. Note— The appropriation will fund services for the following State outcome—

28 Law Enforcement Conduct Commission This Act appropriates the sum of $24,129,000 to the Premier out of the Consolidated Fund for the services of the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission for the year 2022–23. Note— The appropriation will fund services for the following State outcome—

29 New South Wales Electoral Commission This Act appropriates the sum of $241,779,000 to the Premier out of the Consolidated Fund for the services of the New South Wales Electoral Commission for the year 2022–23. Note— The appropriation will fund services for the following State outcome—

30 Office of the Ombudsman This Act appropriates the sum of $43,869,000 to the Premier out of the Consolidated Fund for the services of the Office of the Ombudsman for the year 2022–23. Note— The appropriation will fund services for the following State outcome—

31 Public Service Commission This Act appropriates the sum of $33,124,000 to the Premier out of the Consolidated Fund for the services of the Public Service Commission for the year 2022–23. Note— The appropriation will fund services for the following State outcome—

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

01 Accountable and responsible government

34,609 1,169

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

01 Accountable and responsible government

24,852 1,390

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

01 Accountable and responsible government

246,028 13,081

Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

01 Accountable and responsible government

44,549 2,140

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Expenses $,000

Capital expenditure $,000

01 Effective and coordinated government

40,731 1,270

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Appropriation Bill 2022 [NSW] Part 5 Commonwealth transfer payments

Part 5 Commonwealth transfer payments 32 Appropriation for Commonwealth transfer payments

(1) This Act appropriates the sum of $5,196,600,000 to the Treasurer out of the Consolidated Fund for Commonwealth transfer payments to non-government schools and local government for services for the year 2022–23.

(2) The sum appropriated is in addition to any other sum appropriated by this Act. (3) The sum appropriated is subject to the Government Sector Finance Act 2018, section

4.11.

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Appropriation Bill 2022 [NSW] Part 6 Variations to authorised payments

Part 6 Variations to authorised payments 33 Payments not to be in excess of sums specified

(1) Payment of a sum must not be made from the Consolidated Fund for a purpose for the year 2022–23 if the sum is more than the sum appropriated for the purpose by this Act or the Appropriation (Parliament) Act 2022.

(2) Subsection (1) does not limit a payment authorised by— (a) this Part, or (b) the Government Sector Finance Act 2018, Part 4.

34 Variations—exigencies of government and appropriations insufficient for purpose (1) The Treasurer may authorise the payment of a sum appropriated by this Act for a

purpose that is more than the sum specified for the purpose if— (a) the Treasurer is of the opinion that the exigencies of government require the

payment, and (b) an equivalent sum is not paid out for another purpose, whether the other

purpose is specified in relation to the same or a different Minister. (2) The Treasurer may authorise the payment of a sum appropriated by this Act for a

purpose that is more than the sum specified for the purpose if— (a) the Treasurer is of the opinion that the sum appropriated for the purpose is

insufficient to enable the purpose to be effectively and efficiently carried out, and

(b) an equivalent sum is identified as surplus to another purpose by the Minister in relation to whom the other purpose is specified, whether the other purpose is specified in relation to the same or a different Minister, and

(c) the equivalent sum is not paid out for the other purpose. (3) The Treasurer must not, under this section, authorise the payment of a sum

appropriated under a Part of this Act to be paid out for a purpose other than a purpose specified in that Part.

35 Variations—State contingencies The Treasurer may authorise the payment of a sum appropriated for a purpose by this Act or the Appropriation (Parliament) Act 2022 that is more than the sum specified for the purpose if— (a) the Treasurer is of the opinion that the additional sum is reasonably necessary

because of a State contingency, and (b) an equivalent sum is not paid out from the sum appropriated to the Treasurer

by section 19.

36 Variations—contingencies relating to integrity agencies (1) The Treasurer may authorise the payment of a sum appropriated by this Act for a

purpose specified in Part 4 for an integrity agency other than the Audit Office of NSW that is more than the sum specified for the purpose if— (a) the Treasurer is of the opinion that—

(i) the sum appropriated for the purpose is insufficient to enable the purpose to be effectively and efficiently carried out, and

(ii) the additional sum is reasonably necessary for the integrity agency to effectively and efficiently carry out the purpose, and

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(b) an equivalent sum is not paid out from the sum appropriated to the Treasurer by section 20.

(2) The Treasurer may authorise the payment of a sum from the sum appropriated to the Treasurer by section 20 to the Audit Office of NSW for the services of the Office if the Treasurer is of the opinion that the sum is reasonably necessary for the Office to effectively and efficiently carry out its functions and provide its services.

(3) In this section— integrity agency has the same meaning as in section 20(2).

37 Variations—Government’s response to crises The Treasurer may authorise the payment of a sum appropriated for a purpose by this Act or the Appropriation (Parliament) Act 2022 that is more than the sum specified for the purpose if— (a) the Treasurer is of the opinion that the additional sum is reasonably necessary

because of expenditure related to the Government’s response to a public health emergency or other crisis, and

(b) an equivalent sum is not paid out from the sum appropriated to the Treasurer by section 21.

38 Treasurer must not increase fixed salary or wages The Treasurer must not authorise the payment of a sum under this Part that increases salary or wages if the amount of the salary or wages is fixed by law.

39 Part does not apply to sums appropriated by another Act This Part does not apply to sums appropriated by another Act except as otherwise provided in this Part.

40 Treasurer is to inform Auditor-General of authorisations (1) The Treasurer is to inform the Auditor-General of every authorisation given under

this Part. (2) An authorisation under this Part may be given before or after the payment is made.

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Part 7 General 41 Delayed restructures

(1) An appropriation made in this Act for a service does not lapse and may be applied for or towards the service after the responsibility for the service is transferred if— (a) the transfer occurs on or after the date the Bill for this Act is introduced in the

Legislative Assembly, and (b) the transfer occurs because of a determination made by the Premier before 1

July 2022 to create new ministries, or to change or abolish existing ministries, and consequently to create, restructure or abolish an authority, and

(c) the appropriation is applied for or towards the service in accordance with an applicable determination as may be made by the Treasurer.

(2) A determination made by the Treasurer under subsection(1)(c)— (a) may extend to the application of the appropriation before the determination is

made, and (b) operates to validate that application.

(3) This section does not limit a payment authorised by Part 6. (4) The Government Sector Finance Act 2018, section 4.9 does not apply in relation to

an appropriation or service to which this section applies.

42 Appointment of person to carry out functions of Treasurer under Part 6 (1) The Treasurer may appoint a person to carry out the Treasurer’s functions under Part

6. (2) The appointment is subject to the conditions, if any, that the Treasurer decides. (3) The Treasurer may revoke the appointment at any time. (4) A person appointed under this section has, in place of the Treasurer, the Treasurer’s

function under section 40 of informing the Auditor-General of every authorisation given by the person under Part 6.

43 Appointment of accountable authority to identify surplus (1) A Minister may appoint the accountable authority for a GSF agency for which the

Minister is the responsible Minister to carry out the Minister’s functions under section 34(2)(b).

(2) The appointment is subject to the conditions, if any, that the Minister determines. (3) The Minister may revoke the appointment at any time. (4) In this section—

accountable authority, for a GSF agency, has the same meaning as in the Government Sector Finance Act 2018. GSF agency has the same meaning as in the Government Sector Finance Act 2018.

44 Budget-related information (1) Budget-related information—

(a) does not form part of this Act, and (b) does not affect the application of an amount appropriated by this Act.

(2) In this section— budget-related information means—

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(a) notes included in this Act relating to expenses and capital expenditure, and (b) Budget Papers of the Government tabled in Parliament in connection with the

Bill for this Act. this Act includes the Appropriation (Parliament) Act 2022.

45 Payments authorised on lapse of appropriation (1) This section applies only if this Act is assented to after 1 July 2022. (2) An amount is taken to have been expended out of a sum appropriated for a purpose

by this Act if the amount— (a) was paid for the purpose out of the Consolidated Fund under the Government

Sector Finance Act 2018, section 4.10, and (b) was paid on or after 1 July 2022 and before the date of assent to this Act.

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Appropriation Bill 2022 [NSW] Part 8 Budget variations for the year 2021–22

Part 8 Budget variations for the year 2021–22 46 Payments made during 2021–22 under section 4.13 of Government Sector Finance

Act 2018 (1) This Act appropriates the sum of $17,795,427,000 out of the Consolidated Fund for

the exigencies of Government during the year 2021–22— (a) being the total of the sums specified in Schedule 1 to provide for the payments

specified in relation to those sums, and (b) made in anticipation of appropriation by Parliament under the Government

Sector Finance Act 2018, section 4.13. (2) The sum appropriated is in addition to any other sums that may have been

appropriated to the Treasurer for the year 2021–22.

47 Operation of budget variations and validation of expenditure (1) This Act, to the extent that it appropriates an amount for, and gives effect to, the

budget variations for the year 2021–22, is to be construed as if it— (a) formed part of the annual Appropriation Act for the year 2021–22, and (b) commenced at the start of that year.

(2) The following are validated, despite occurring before the date of assent to this Act— (a) the payment out of the Consolidated Fund of a sum appropriated under this

Part, (b) the approval of the expenditure of a sum appropriated under this Part, (c) the expenditure of a sum appropriated under this Part.

(3) This section applies to part of a sum appropriated under this Act in the same way as it applies to the whole of the sum.

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Appropriation Bill 2022 [NSW] Schedule 1 Payments during 2021–22

Schedule 1 Payments during 2021–22 section 46

Payments made under the Government Sector Finance Act 2018, section 4.13 Amount $,000

Attorney General

Department of Communities and Justice

Authorised s4.13 Exigencies of Government Supplementation – COVID-19 Response

261,000

Authorised s4.13 Exigencies of Government Supplementation – Storms & Floods

168,800

Total—Department of Communities and Justice 429,800 Total—Attorney General 429,800

Deputy Premier

Department of Regional NSW

Authorised s4.13 Exigencies of Government Supplementation – COVID-19 Response

67,245

Total—Department of Regional NSW 67,245 Total—Deputy Premier 67,245

Minister for Customer Service and Digital Government

Department of Customer Service

Authorised s4.13 Exigencies of Government Supplementation – COVID-19 Response

14,347,160

Authorised s4.13 Exigencies of Government Supplementation – Storms & Floods

332,000

Total—Department of Customer Service 14,679,160 Total—Minister for Customer Service and Digital Government 14,679,160

Minister for Education and Early Learning

Department of Education

Authorised s4.13 Exigencies of Government Supplementation – COVID-19 Response

356,000

Total—Department of Education 356,000 Total—Minister for Education and Early Learning 356,000

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Minister for Health

Ministry of Health

Authorised s4.13 Exigencies of Government Supplementation – COVID-19 Response

1,247,904

Total—Ministry of Health 1,247,904 Total—Minister for Health 1,247,904

Minister for Planning

Department of Planning and Environment

Authorised s4.13 Exigencies of Government Supplementation – COVID-19 Response

134,800

Authorised s4.13 Exigencies of Government Supplementation – Storms & Floods

28,000

Total—Department of Planning and Environment 162,800 Total—Minister for Planning 162,800

Premier

Department of Premier and Cabinet

Authorised s4.13 Exigencies of Government Supplementation – COVID-19 Response

329,198

Total—Department of Premier and Cabinet 329,198 New South Wales Electoral Commission

Authorised s4.13 Exigencies of Government Supplementation – COVID-19 Response

29,120

Total—New South Wales Electoral Commission 29,120 Total—Premier 358,318

Treasurer

Treasury

Authorised s4.13 Exigencies of Government Supplementation – COVID-19 Response

7,000

Total—Treasury 7,000 Administered items

Authorised s4.13 Exigencies of Government Supplementation – COVID-19 Response

487,200

Total—Administered items 487,200 Total—Treasurer 494,200

Payments made under the Government Sector Finance Act 2018, section 4.13 Amount $,000

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Total—all payments 17,795,427

Payments made under the Government Sector Finance Act 2018, section 4.13 Amount $,000

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