New Zealand Gazette – 1975 – No. 11

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✨ Revenue Account Summary

REVENUE ACCOUNT

NINE MONTHS	PAYMENTS	NINE MONTHS ENDED
ENDED 31 DEC		31 DEC 1974
1973
$		$
939,050	Permanent Appropriations— Civil List ... ... ... ... ... ... Debt Services— Administration and management ... ... ... ... ... $374,578 Contribution to Loans Redemption Account ... ... ... 12,000,000 Interest ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 163,601,133 Special Acts— Subsidy to Government Superannuation Fund ... ... ... 15,201,000 Subsidy to National Provident Fund ... ... ... 3,742,400 Miscellaneous ... ... ... ... ... 3,313,916 Total, Permanent Appropriations ... ... ... ... ... ... ...	1,193,710 175,975,711 22,257,316 199,426,737
1,073,298
28,340,000
151,815,897
181,229,195
12,887,000
3,538,000
2,645,080
19,070,080
201,238,325
Annual Appropriations— Administration— General Administration— Accident Compensation ... ... ... ... ... ... 16,657 Audit ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1,260,594 Broadcasting ... ... ... ... ... ... 56,635 Customs ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 4,807,441 Inland Revenue ... ... ... ... ... ... 12,371,166 Internal Affairs (Programmes I to III) ... ... ... 13,295,526 Legislative ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1,644,742 Prime Minister's Department ... ... ... ... 260,930 Rural Banking and Finance Corporation ... ... ... 7,153 State Advances Corporation ... ... ... ... 12,589 State Services Commission ... ... ... ... 5,760,430 Statistics ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 3,189,746 Treasury ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 2,707,449 Valuation ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 3,496,607 Law and Order— Crown Law ... ... ... ... ... ... 313,045 Justice (Programmes I to VIII) ... ... ... ... 21,383,946 Police (Programmes I and II) ... ... ... ... 28,614,490 Security Intelligence Service ... ... ... ... 547,067 Government Services— Government Printing Office ... ... ... ... 10,106,937 Works and Development (Programmes I, II and IV) ... 38,659,081 Stabilisation— Stabilisation ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 50,308,278 Total, Administration ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
14,117		48,887,665
1,183,495
19,027
4,538,934
9,811,933
9,846,420
1,375,193
169,291
8,267
4,572,279
3,150,382
2,422,397
2,631,929
39,743,664
277,561		50,858,548
17,628,613
24,156,238
479,915
42,542,327
8,029,205		48,766,018
28,780,461
36,809,666
71,351,845
190,447,502	Carried forward ... ... ... ... ... ... ...	198,820,509
190,447,502		199,426,737

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