New Zealand Gazette – 1988 – No. 146

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25 AUGUST NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

Payments Under Permanent Appropriations—Consolidated Account—continued

	1988	1987
	$(000)	$(000)

SUPERANNUATION

Contribution to Government Superannuation Fund ... 94,065 | 81,376
Contributions on refunds and transfers values ... 3,896
Judges retiring allowances, annuities, and refunds of contributions ... 484
Refund of Superannuation annuities and allowances ... 148
Subsidy to Parliamentary Superannuation Account ... 106

| 94,213 | 85,862 |

MISCELLANEOUS

Export Guarantee Act 1964 Section 10 (7)
Reimbursement to Export Guarantee Office re settlement claim from—
Kraft Foods Ltd ... 2,825 | 7,370
Subsidy to National Provident Fund ... 77 | 77
Annual payments to Maori Trust Boards ... 375
Contributions to national superannuation schemes ...
Exemptions from taxation, etc. ... 44
Grants for Maori purposes ... 6
Mining Act 1971—
Grants to local authorities ... 69 | 180
Payments to parties entitled ... 9 | 2
Salaries and allowances—
Chief Judge and Judges of the Maori Land Court ... 199 | 197
Controller and Auditor-General and Deputy ... 47 | 43
District Court Judges ... 1,586 | 1,945
Family Court Judges ... 610 | 424
Judges of Arbitration Court and of Compensation Court ... 136 | 119
Judges of Court of Appeal and High Court ... 1,069 | 1,007
Ombudsmen ... 47 | 36
Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment ... 23 |

| 7,122 | 16,782 |

Total, Consolidated Account Permanent Appropriations ... $1,219,362 | $1,368,000

Special Payments

Realised Gains/Losses through currency conversion

The following realised gains/losses were obtained as a result of the daily conversion from NZ$ to foreign currency and vice versa, of transactions in respect of—

	1988	1987
Interest	(1,322)	(2,863)
Investments	173,036	114,760
Public Debt	(138)	17,620
Sovereign Note	62
Swaps	2,599	3,489

Realignment of Balances—Unrealised Gains/Losses

The following discloses the realignment of Imprest Account balances and value of investments consequent on changes in exchange rates (Additional information is contained in Note 25)

	1988	1987
Imprest Account Balances	56,259	89,118
Investments	$230,496	$223,521

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