REPUBLIC OF NAURU

(No. 5 of 2009)

AN ACT

To provide for the withdrawal and expenditure of monies from the Treasury Fund to meet the expenditure of the Republic for the financial year ending on the thirtieth day of June, Two thousand and ten.

(Certified: 29th June 2009)

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Arrangement of Sections

Section

1. Short Title
2. Interpretation
3. Commencement and Expiry
4. Withdrawal of monies from the Treasury Fund

Schedule 

Expenditure Authorised under this Act.

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AN ACT

To provide for the withdrawal and expenditure of monies from the Treasury Fund to meet the expenditure of the Republic for the financial year ending on the thirtieth day of June, Two thousand and ten.

(Certified: 29th June 2009)

Be it enacted by the Parliament of Nauru as follows:-

SHORT TITLE

1. This Act may be cited as the Appropriation Act 2009-2010

INTERPRETATION

2. In this Act:-

"the Treasury Fund" means the fund established under Article 58 of the Constitution of Nauru;

"the Financial Year" means the year commencing on the first day of ]uly Two Thousand and Eight and ending on the thirtieth day of ]une, Two Thousand and Nine, inclusive of both dates;

"head" means a department or division of the expenditure of the Republic listed in the schedule to this Act;

"subhead" means a subdivision of a head.

COMMENCEMENT AND EXPIRY

3. This Act shall come into force on the first day of July, Two Thousand and Nine and shall cease to have effect on the thirtieth day of June, Two Thousand and Ten.

WITHDRAWAL OF MONEYS FROM THE TREASURY FUND

4. (1) A sum not exceeding $57,749,902 may be withdrawn from the Treasury Fund and expended as authorised in the Schedule to this Act .

(2) The amounts in the Schedule to this Act are in substitution for and not in addition to any other Act providing Supply or an Appropriation to the Government in 2009-10 that may be approved by Parliament before this Act comes into force.

(3) Where the Cabinet considers it necessary to increase the amount assigned in the estimates to a particular subhead within a Head, the Cabinet may direct that there shall be applied to the aid of that subhead a further sum out of any surplus arising on any other subhead within the same Head, but so that the total amount withdrawn and expended does not exceed the amount authorised for that Head in the Schedule to this Act.

(4) Where the Cabinet authorises a transfer of funds between subheads within a Head in accordance with sub-section (3), it shall cause to be laid before the Parliament at the next session of the Parliament after it has approved the transfer, a copy of the order of the Cabinet approving such transfer.

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THE SCHEDULE

SCHEDULE OF EXPENDITURE

Head	Government Function	2009-10 Budget	
1	Presidency and State House 	510,012	
2	Ministerial 	556,914	
3	Chief Secretary — Secretariat 	1,636,107	
4	Post & Philately 	106,841	
5	Audit 	100,634	
6	Parliament 	802,046	
7	GoN Warehouse 	736,162	
11	Finance — Secretariat 	20,553,313	
12	Finance — Public Debt 	1,375,000	
13	Bureau of Statistics 	133,545	
14	Directorate of Payments 	90,312	
21	Commerce, Industry and Environment 	3,896,370	
31	Fisheries 	1,978,848	
41	Police 	1,366,294	
43	Justice Secretariat 	142,622	
44	Judiciary 	100,412	
45	Justice — Border Control 	196,789	
46	Prison and Correctional Services 	500,117	
51	Education 	5,616,524	
52	Directorate of Youth Affairs 	51,505	
61	Health 	7,341,959	
62	Sports 	110,950	
71	Foreign Affairs — Secretariat 	276,951	
72	Foreign Affairs — Brisbane 	441,419	
73	Foreign Affairs — Suva 	179,919	
74	Foreign Affairs — New York 	449,565	
75	Foreign Affairs — Taiwan 	214,364	
81	Home Affairs and Culture 	56,127	
82	Women's Affairs 	39,534	
83	Media Bureau 	226,807	
84	Directorate of Lands and Survey 	1,729,476	
85	Lands Committee 	116,641	
91	Transport - Secretariat 	1,754,099	
92	Land Transport 	426,486	
93	Maritime Transport 	665,821	
94	Directorate of Civil Aviation 	620,308	
95	ICT 	616,961	
96	Fire & Rescue 	2,032,147	
	Total	57,749,902