Appropriation (Recurrent 2020-21) Act 2020 00-00-00 Xml

Western Australia

Appropriation (Recurrent 2020‑21) Act 2020

No. 42 of 2020

An Act to grant supply and to appropriate and apply out of the Consolidated Account certain sums for the recurrent services and purposes of the year ending 30 June 2021.

[Assented to 30 November 2020]

The Parliament of Western Australia enacts as follows:

1.Short title

This is the Appropriation (Recurrent 2020‑21) Act 2020.

2.Commencement

This Act comes into operation as follows —

(a)sections 1 and 2 — on the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent;

(b)the rest of the Act — on the day after that day.

3.Issue and application of moneys

(1)The sum of $11 273 016 500 is to be issued and may be applied out of the Consolidated Account as supply granted for the year beginning on 1 July 2020 and ending on 30 June 2021.

(2)The sum referred to in subsection (1) is additional to supply granted by the Supply Act 2020 and the Appropriation (Capital 2020‑21) Act 2020.

4.Appropriation for recurrent services and purposes

The sum of $22 774 038 000 comprising —

(a)the sum granted by section 3(1) as supply; and

(b)the sum of $11 501 021 500 referred to in the Supply Act 2020 section 3(1)(a) and granted by that Act as supply,

is appropriated from the Consolidated Account for the recurrent services and purposes expressed in Schedule 1 and detailed in the Agency Information in Support of the Estimates for the year.

Schedule 1 — Consolidated Account for the year ending 30 June 2021

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Item		$
	PARLIAMENT
1	Legislative Council	6 568 000
2	Legislative Assembly	5 996 000
3	Parliamentary Services	18 142 000
4	Parliamentary Commissioner for Administrative Investigations	7 376 000

	GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION
5	Premier and Cabinet	148 365 000
6	Premier and Cabinet — Administered Grants, Subsidies and Other Transfer Payments	12 900 000
7	Public Sector Commission	25 047 000
8	Governor’s Establishment	2 103 000
9	Western Australian Electoral Commission	25 372 000
10	Salaries and Allowances Tribunal	1 012 000
11	Commissioner for Equal Opportunity	2 872 000
12	Commissioner for Children and Young People	2 596 000
13	Office of the Information Commissioner	1 867 000
14	Registrar, Western Australian Industrial Relations Commission	9 476 000

	FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION
15	Treasury	48 707 000
	Treasury Administered
16	Bunbury Water Corporation	726 000
17	Busselton Water Corporation	670 000
18	Electricity Generation and Retail Corporation (Synergy)	890 989 000
19	Forest Products Commission	200 000
20	Kimberley Ports Authority	2 706 000
21	Public Transport Authority of Western Australia	1 088 211 000
22	Regional Power Corporation (Horizon Power)	40 174 000
23	Southern Ports Authority	21 529 000
24	Water Corporation	216 924 000
25	Western Australian Land Authority (DevelopmentWA)	328 241 000
26	Provision for Western Australian Land Authority (DevelopmentWA) — Perth City Deal	50 000 000
27	Department of Justice	6 375 000
28	Gaming and Wagering Commission	3 800 000
29	Goods and Services Tax (GST) Administration Costs	70 700 000
30	Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation	4 110 000
31	Provision for Resolution of Native Title in the South West of Western Australia (Settlement)	60 000 000
32	Provision for Business Case Development Fund	13 002 000
33	Provision for Unfunded Liabilities in the Government Insurance Fund	15 000 000
34	Provision for Voluntary Targeted Separation Scheme	25 640 000
35	Refund of Past Years Revenue Collections — Public Corporations	10 000 000
36	Royalties for Regions	761 645 000
37	State Property — Emergency Services Levy	19 249 000
38	WA Health	957 000
39	Treasury — All Other Grants, Subsidies and Transfer Payments, comprising:
	Acts of Grace	300 000
	Incidentals	240 000
	Interest on Public Moneys Held in Participating Trust Fund Accounts	2 150 000
	Administration Costs — National Tax Equivalent Regime Scheme	100 000
	Western Australian Land Information Authority — Valuation Services	170 000
	Western Australian Treasury Corporation Management Fees	650 000
40	Office of the Auditor General	10 573 000
41	Finance	219 458 000
42	Finance — Administered Grants, Subsidies and Other Transfer Payments	524 367 000

	JOBS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
43	Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation	236 309 000
44	Jobs, Tourism, Science and Innovation —Administered Grants, Subsidies and Other Transfer Payments	22 970 000
45	Primary Industries and Regional Development	218 824 000
46	Primary Industries and Regional Development —Administered Grants, Subsidies and Other Transfer Payments	1 550 000
47	Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety	142 968 000
48	Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety —Administered Grants, Subsidies and Other Transfer Payments	112 672 000
49	Small Business Development Corporation	15 065 000
50	Rural Business Development Corporation	233 000
51	Economic Regulation Authority	2 388 000
52	Energy Policy WA	17 349 000
53	Infrastructure WA	4 740 000

	HEALTH
54	WA Health	5 183 118 000
55	Mental Health Commission	760 210 000
56	Mental Health Commission — Mental Health Advocacy Service	2 858 000
57	Mental Health Commission — Mental Health Tribunal	2 740 000
58	Mental Health Commission — Office of the Chief Psychiatrist	3 272 000
59	Health and Disability Services Complaints Office	2 578 000

	EDUCATION AND TRAINING
60	Education	4 255 548 000
61	Education — Administered Grants, Subsidies and Other Transfer Payments	449 968 000
62	Training and Workforce Development	418 356 000

	COMMUNITY SAFETY
63	Western Australia Police	1 417 591 000
64	Justice	1 305 700 000
65	Fire and Emergency Services	67 517 000
66	Fire and Emergency Services — Administered Grants, Subsidies and Other Transfer Payments	85 000 000
67	Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions	39 407 000
68	Corruption and Crime Commission	26 882 000
69	Chemistry Centre (WA)	6 788 000
70	Office of the Inspector of Custodial Services	3 275 000
71	Parliamentary Inspector of the Corruption and Crime Commission	480 000

	COMMUNITY SERVICES
72	Communities	1 830 364 000
73	Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries	151 554 000
74	Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries — Administered Grants, Subsidies and Other Transfer Payments	35 793 000
75	Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries — Art Gallery of Western Australia	8 497 000
76	Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries — Contribution to Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund	18 000 000
77	Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries — Library Board of Western Australia	28 736 000
78	Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries — Perth Theatre Trust	12 736 000
79	Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries — Western Australian Museum	38 044 000
80	Western Australian Sports Centre Trust	120 183 000

	TRANSPORT
81	Transport	96 817 000
82	Transport — Western Australian Coastal Shipping Commission	100 000
83	Commissioner of Main Roads	368 402 000

	ENVIRONMENT
84	Water and Environmental Regulation	105 223 000
85	Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions	265 586 000

	PLANNING AND LAND USE
86	Planning, Lands and Heritage	114 730 000
87	Western Australian Planning Commission	28 350 000
88	Western Australian Land Information Authority	32 478 000
89	Heritage Council of Western Australia	1 377 000
90	National Trust of Australia (WA)	3 457 000

	GRAND TOTAL	22 774 038 000

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