Appropriation Act | Act 33 of 2014 — South Africa law | Esheria

Appropriation Act

This section says defined terms in the Act keep the meanings given in the Public Finance Management Act, and it defines several budget terms.

Jurisdiction
South Africa
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Act 33 of 2014
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
Updated
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administration budget budget administration budget allocations budget execution budget spending budget transfers conditional allocations definitions delegation of authority department administration departmental funding financial reporting government administration government budgeting government expenditure government spending ministerial powers regulatory compliance rulemaking unspent funds water sector regulation

Statute overview

About this statute

This section says defined terms in the Act keep the meanings given in the Public Finance Management Act, and it defines several budget terms. This section defines several budget and finance terms used in the Act and says appropriations for the 2014/15 year must be spent under this Act and related finance laws. Money listed in the Schedule may only be used for its stated purpose, unless amended by Parliament or under the Division of Revenue Act. The Minister may impose conditions, stop use until conditions are met, approve use of unspent funds, and stoppages must be reported in the next quarterly report. The Minister may approve and reallocate certain budget funds in limited cases, but must report these actions and keep them within stated limits. Funds withdrawn for 2015/16 may be spent before the Appropriation Act starts, but only under the stated conditions and as if allocated for 2014/15.

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