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✨ Financial Reports

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 33

6. Profits

The following profits were received during the period:

Housing Corporation of New Zealand ... 39,364 10,166
Reserve Bank of New Zealand ... 50,000 32,588

... $89,364 $42,754

7. Departmental Receipts

This note discloses the total amounts paid into the Consolidated Account to the credit of each department.

	1988	1987
	$(000)	$(000)
Agriculture and Fisheries	96,710	103,224
Audit	13,469	8,911
Commerce	441	...
Conservation	6,694	4,934
Crown Law	697	533
Customs	5,420	2,045
Defence	16,468	13,959
Education	26,693	34,884
Energy (Programme I)	42,126	41,184
Environment	453	19
External Relations and Trade	957	...
Foreign Affairs	12,169	13,925
*Forestry	11,009	5,146
Health	9,736	4,520
Inland Revenue	5,847	4,183
Internal Affairs	16,740	23,407
Justice	124,076	104,068
Labour	10,165	10,622
Lands	3,579	5,547
Maori Affairs	60,305	66,622
Office of the Clerk	1	...
Parliamentary Service	11	6
Police	5,110	4,540
Prime Minister	19	8
Scientific and Industrial Research	...	1
Social Welfare	40,789	37,272
State Services Commission	42,847	35,004
Statistics	2,152	3,111
Survey and Land Information	11,971	8,374
Tourist and Publicity	8,663	9,142
Trade and Industry	22,221	7,470
Transport	128,237	44,078
Treasury	11,432	10,284
Valuation¹	...	12,083
Women's Affairs	36	12
Works and Development	...	649,805

... $737,243 $1,268,923

¹ From 1 April 1988 Valuation Department was established as a revolving fund in terms of Section 52A of the Public Finance Act 1977. As a consequence all receipts are credited to the Valuation Department Fund in the Trust Account.

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💰 Profits Received

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💰 Departmental Receipts

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