Appropriation (Recurrent 2026-27) Act 2026

 

Appropriation (Recurrent 2026-27) Act 2026

Contents

1.Short title2

2.Commencement2

3.Issue and application of moneys2

4.Appropriation for recurrent services and purposes2

Schedule 1 — Consolidated Account for the year ending 30 June 2027

 

Appropriation (Recurrent 2026‑27) Act 2026

No. 10 of 2026

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 2027.

[Assented to 19 August 2026]

The Parliament of Western Australia enacts as follows:

 

1.Short title

This is the Appropriation (Recurrent 2026‑27) Act 2026.

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 $37 008 834 000 is to be issued and may be applied out of the Consolidated Account as supply granted for the year beginning on 1 July 2026 and ending on 30 June 2027.

(2)The sum referred to in subsection (1) is additional to supply granted by the Appropriation (Capital 202627) Act 2026.

4.Appropriation for recurrent services and purposes

The sum of $37 008 834 000 granted by section 3 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 2027

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Item

 

$

 

PARLIAMENT

 

1

Legislative Council

6 613 000

2

Legislative Assembly

6 601 000

3

Parliamentary Services

28 083 000

4

Parliamentary Commissioner for Administrative Investigations

13 825 000

 

GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION

 

5

Premier and Cabinet

280 881 000

6

Premier and Cabinet — Administered Grants, Subsidies and Other Transfer Payments

191 568 000

7

Public Sector Commission

39 569 000

8

Governor’s Establishment

2 741 000

9

Western Australian Electoral Commission

15 191 000

10

Salaries and Allowances Tribunal

1 174 000

11

Commissioner for Children and Young People

3 100 000

12

Office of the Information Commissioner

5 666 000

13

Registrar, Western Australian Industrial Relations Commission

10 632 000

 

FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION

 

14

Treasury and Finance

146 827 000

 

Treasury and Finance Administered

 

15

Bunbury Water Corporation

9 282 000

16

Busselton Water Corporation

2 135 000

17

Electricity Generation and Retail Corporation (Synergy)

674 502 000

18

Gold Corporation

6 800 000

19

Pilbara Ports Authority

4 320 000

20

Public Transport Authority of Western Australia

1 473 376 000

21

Regional Power Corporation (Horizon Power)

23 340 000

22

Water Corporation

846 199 000

23

Western Australian Land Authority (DevelopmentWA)

619 197 000

24

Western Australian Land Authority (DevelopmentWA) — Provision for Lease Incentives (Strategic Industrial Areas)

3 800 000

25

Department of Creative Industries, Tourism and Sport

31 389 000

26

Department of Energy and Economic Diversification

35 134 000

27

Department of Housing and Works

119 779 000

28

Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage

9 550 000

29

Department of the Premier and Cabinet

2 013 000

30

Department of Transport and Major
Infrastructure

4 900 000

31

Gaming and Wagering Commission

1 634 000

32

Goods and Services Tax (GST) Administration Costs

75 600 000

33

National Redress Scheme and Civil Litigation for Survivors of Institutional Child Sexual Abuse Account

11 000 000

34

Noongar Land Fund

5 600 000

35

Provision for Foster and Grand Carer Gold
Card

3 244 000

36

Provision for Government Wages Policy — Outcomes yet to be Finalised

23 805 000

37

Provision for Government Wages Policy — Newly Expiring Industrial Agreements

111 957 000

38

Provision for Shared Equity Home Ownership Subsidy Scheme

2 039 000

39

Provision for Thriving Kids

35 903 000

40

Provision for Voluntary Targeted Separation Scheme

228 953 000

41

Provision for Racing and Wagering Western Australia

12 500 000

42

Royalties for Regions

974 521 000

43

State Property — Emergency Services Levy

22 837 000

44

WA Health

225 161 000

45

Western Australian Land Authority (DevelopmentWA) — Provision for Housing

128 735 000

46

Treasury and Finance — All Other Grants, Subsidies and Transfer Payments, comprising:

 

 

Acts of Grace / Ex Gratia Payments

200 000

 

Administration Costs — National Tax Equivalent Regime Scheme

125 000

 

Energy Concession Extension Scheme

3 800 000

 

Fuel Excise Relief Program

33 102 000

 

Incidentals

200 000

 

Interest on Public Moneys Held in Participating Trust Fund Accounts

15 000 000

 

Life Support Equipment Subsidy Scheme

1 627 000

 

Payroll Tax Rebate Scheme

50 000

 

Pensioner Concessions — Emergency Services Levy

31 076 000

 

Pensioner Concessions — Local Government Rates

149 229 000

 

Refund of Past Years Revenue Collections — Public Corporations

10 000 000

 

Refund of Past Years Revenue Collections — Royalties

2 000 000

 

Refund of Past Years Revenue Collections — Taxation

58 063 000

 

Thermoregulatory Dysfunction Energy Subsidy

2 036 000

 

Western Australian Land Information Authority — Valuation Services

140 000

 

Western Australian Treasury Corporation Management Fees

950 000

 

WorkCover WA Authority

3 021 000

47

Office of the Auditor General

16 272 000

 

JOBS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

 

48

Energy and Economic Diversification

435 723 000

49

Energy and Economic Diversification — Administered Grants, Subsidies and Other Transfer Payments

127 051 000

50

Creative Industries, Tourism and Sport

485 258 000

51

Creative Industries, Tourism and Sport — Administered Grants, Subsidies and Other Transfer Payments

998 000

52

Creative Industries, Tourism and Sport —
Art Gallery of Western Australia

11 143 000

53

Creative Industries, Tourism and Sport —
Arts and Culture Trust

24 256 000

54

Creative Industries, Tourism and Sport — Contribution to Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund

12 000 000

55

Creative Industries, Tourism and Sport —
Library Board of Western Australia

31 302 000

56

Creative Industries, Tourism and Sport —
Western Australian Museum

42 359 000

57

Primary Industries and Regional Development

316 349 000

58

Primary Industries and Regional Development — Administered Grants, Subsidies and Other Transfer Payments

1 550 000

59

Mines, Petroleum and Exploration

118 924 000

60

Mines, Petroleum and Exploration — Administered Grants, Subsidies and Other Transfer Payments

23 063 000

61

Small Business Development Corporation

18 143 000

62

Rural Business Development Corporation

325 000

63

Economic Regulation Authority

2 998 000

 

HEALTH

 

64

WA Health

9 262 204 000

65

Mental Health Commission

1 316 174 000

66

Mental Health Commission — Mental Health Advocacy Service

10 274 000

67

Mental Health Commission — Mental Health
Tribunal

4 678 000

68

Mental Health Commission — Office of the Chief Psychiatrist

6 065 000

69

Health and Disability Services Complaints Office

4 007 000

 

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

 

70

Education

6 097 932 000

71

Education — Administered Grants, Subsidies and Other Transfer Payments

635 948 000

72

Training and Workforce Development

683 419 000

 

COMMUNITY SAFETY

 

73

Western Australia Police

2 121 442 000

74

Justice

2 029 753 000

75

State Solicitor’s Office

63 785 000

76

Fire and Emergency Services

194 002 000

77

Fire and Emergency Services — Administered Grants, Subsidies and Other Transfer Payments

45 000 000

78

Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions

76 031 000

79

Corruption and Crime Commission

34 501 000

80

Chemistry Centre (WA)

12 336 000

81

Office of the Inspector of Custodial Services

3 909 000

82

Parliamentary Inspector of the Corruption and Crime Commission

460 000

 

COMMUNITY SERVICES

 

83

Communities

1 800 767 000

84

Communities — Administered Grants, Subsidies and Other Transfer Payments

1 471 424 000

85

Local Government, Industry Regulation
and Safety

108 285 000

86

Local Government, Industry Regulation and Safety — Administered Grants, Subsidies and Other Transfer Payments

65 681 000

87

Western Australian Sports Centre Trust

138 802 000

 

TRANSPORT AND MAJOR INFRASTRUCTURE

88

Transport and Major Infrastructure

210 658 000

89

Transport and Major Infrastructure — Administered Grants, Subsidies and Other Transfer Payments

187 000 000

90

Transport and Major Infrastructure — Western Australian Coastal Shipping Commission

100 000

91

Commissioner of Main Roads

792 274 000

92

Housing and Works

258 275 000

93

Housing and Works — Administered Grants, Subsidies and Other Transfer Payments

5 000 000

94

Infrastructure WA

7 497 000

 

ENVIRONMENT

 

95

Water and Environmental Regulation

160 078 000

96

Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions

445 266 000

 

PLANNING AND LAND USE

 

97

Planning, Lands and Heritage

223 911 000

98

Western Australian Planning Commission

11 990 000

99

Western Australian Land Information Authority

52 985 000

100

Heritage Council of Western Australia

1 644 000

101

National Trust of Australia (WA)

5 268 000

 

GRAND TOTAL

37 008 834 000

 

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