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Parliament of the Republic of South Africa

Appropriation Act, 1999

This provision says the Act is published and concerns appropriating money for the State’s requirements. This section appropriates money from the National Revenue Fund for the State’s requirements for the financial year…

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“This provision says the Act is published and concerns appropriating money for the State’s requirements.”

This provision says the Act is published and concerns appropriating money for the State’s requirements. This section appropriates money from the National Revenue Fund for the State’s requirements for the financial year ending 31 March 2000, subject to the Exchequer Act, 1975. This section states the name of the Act: the Appropriation Act, 1999.

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March 1999 No. 414.

This provision says the Act is published and concerns appropriating money for the State’s requirements.

Section 31

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§ 31March 1999 No. 414.Provision

This provision says the Act is published and concerns appropriating money for the State’s requirements.

31 March 1999 No. 414. 31 Maart 1999 It is hereby notified that the President has assented to the following Act which is hereby published for general informatiorl:— Hierby word bekend gemaak dat die President sy goed- keuring geh~g het aan die onderstaande Wet wat hierby ter algemene inllgtlng gepubliseer word:— No. 31 of [999: Appropriation Act, 1999. No. 31 van 1999: Begrotingswet, 1999. ,\ct X(). 31. 19Y9 .-\l’I’l<OPI<l \TloN ,( CT. I ~)~)~) ACT To appropriate amounts of money for the requirements of the State in respect of the financiaI year ending 31 March 2000. B E IT ENACTED by the Parliament of the Republic of South Africa, as follows:— Appropriation of amounts of money for requirements of Stiate
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§ 1Subject to the provisions of the Exchequer Act, 1975 (Act No. 66 of 1975), thereShort title

This section appropriates money from the National Revenue Fund for the State’s requirements for the financial year ending 31 March 2000, subject to the Exchequer Act, 1975.

1. Subject to the provisions of the Exchequer Act, 1975 (Act No. 66 of 1975), there are hereby appropriated out of the National Revenue Fund for the requirements of the 5 State in respect of the financial year ending31 March 2000, the amounts of money as set out in column 1 of the Schedule. Short title
§ 2This Act is called the Appropriation Act, 1999.Provision

This section states the name of the Act: the Appropriation Act, 1999.

2. This Act is called the Appropriation Act, 1999. 4 SCHEDULE (As a charge to the National Revenue Fund) No. 1 2 3 4 Vote Title Column 1 Column 2 President................................................................................... Deputy President...................................................................... Parliament ................................................................................ Agriculture ............................................................................... Including— Contribution: R’000 R’000 31 764 34 489 206 362 662 042 Agricultural Research Council .................................... 272 093 5 Arts, Culture, Science and Technology ................................... 804 409 Including— Grants-in-aid: Arts, cultural and heritage institutions ........................ Conservation bodies..................................................... General dictionary development.................................. National Research Foundation..................................... Human Sciences Research Council ............................. Africa Institute of SA .................................................. Foundation for Education, Science and Technology... SA Library for the Blind.............................................. The SA Library ............................................................ State Library ................................................................ Financial assistance: Foundations, councils and associations for arts and culture ...................................................................... Literature for the visually handicapped....................... 101 910 6 421 4 337 250 570 64 419 5 321 3 617 2 704 6 140 10 117 25 993 566 Communications ...................................................................... Constitutional Development .................................................... 778 689 3 202 646 Including— Grants-in-aid: Municipalities .............................................................. 1 225 999 Contributions: Training Fund for Local Government Affairs ............. Represented Political Parties Fund.............................. Correctional Services............................................................... Defence .................................................................................... 4 502 010 10 404 819 Including— Grants-in-aid: SA Shooting Union...................................................... SA Red Cross Society.................................................. St John Ambulance Brigade ........................................ SA Noodhulpliga .......................................................... International Committee of the Red Cross.................. 10 11 Education ................................................................................. Environmental Affairs and Tourism......................................... 7 025 654 462 869 Including— Grants-in-aid: National Botanical Institute ......................................... SA National Parks........................................................ 9 000 55 650 30 70 95 95 50 45 336 51 000 6 7 8 9 6 No. Vote Title Column 1 Column 2 R’000 SA Bird Ringing Unit .................................................. SA Tourism Board ....................................................... Contributions: Habitat Board............................................................... Keep SA Beautiful Campaign ..................................... United Nations Environment Programme ................... 12 13 14 15 Finance..................................................................................... Foreign Affairs ......................................................................... Government Communication and Information System........... Health....................................................................................... 6 156 118 1 226 662 48 180 5 961 336 Including— Contributions: SA Institute for Medical Research............................... SA Medical Research Council..................................... Financial assistance: SA Institute for Medical Research............................... SA National Tuberculosis Association ........................ SA National Council for the Blind .............................. SA Federation for Mental Health ................................ 16 Home Affairs............................................................................ 1 296 953 Including— Grant-in-aid: Consultative Committee for Performing Artists.......... 17 Housing .................................................................................... 3 529 827 Including— Contributions: People’s Housing Partnership Trust............................. Habitat Foundation ...................................................... Urban 21—African Regional Preparatory Conference. Housing institutions ..................................................... 18 19 20 Improvement of conditions of service..................................... Independent Complaints Directorate ....................................... Justice....................................................................................... 3 000 000 23 610 2 240 538 Including— Contributions: Legal Aid Board........................................................... Truth and Reconciliation Commission ........................ Human Rights Commission......................................... Commission on Gender Equality................................. Special Investigating Unit ........................................... President Fund ............................................................. 21 Labour ...................................................................................... 839 259 Including— Contributions: Fund for the Training of Unemployed Persons ........... Training Development Fund........................................ National Productivity Institute..................................... National Economic Development and Labour Council..................................................................... R’000 120 69 778 10 204 80 21 79 566 266 25 250 101 82 1 000 20 300 297 516 233 880 14 617 15 965 10 726 16 894 200 000 140 000 1 20 440 6 500 No. 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 8 Vote Title Column 1 Column 2 R’000 R’000 Financial assistance: Training schemes and centres...................................... National Skills Fund .................................................... Land Affairs ............................................................................. Minerals and Energy................................................................ 683 371 612 089 Including— Contributions: Council for Mineral Technology ................................. Council for Geoscience ............................................... Public Enterprises .................................................................... Public Service and Administration .......................................... Public Service Commission..................................................... 31 032 51 573 50 569 Public Works............................................................................ 4 068 089 Including— Grants-in-aid: PSA restaurants ............................................................ Meintjeskop Restaurant ............................................... SA Management Development Institute.................................. 17 517 SA Police Service .................................................................... 14 045 528 Sport and Recreation ............................................................... 100 285 Including— Grants-in-aid: Sport participation ....................................................... Sport federations .......................................................... International sport liaison ............................................ Recreation participation projects ................................. Recreation federations ................................................. Recreation training....................................................... International recreation liaison .................................... Recreation research...................................................... Sport development ....................................................... Sport research .............................................................. Affiliation fees.................................................................. International sport relations ............................................. Scientific and information services ................................. Human resource development ......................................... Facilities........................................................................... 18 359 46 688 81 773 63 794 6 134 365 51 379 1 800 300 1 224 210 200 1 10 800 1 150 150 2 400 1 325 31 State Expenditure..................................................................... 1 177 879 Including— 32 33 34 35 Secret services ................................................................. 850 307 Statistics South Africa ............................................................. Trade and Industry ................................................................... 141 423 2 060 954 Including— Contributions: SA Bureau of Standards............................................... Council for Scientific and Industrial Research............ 77 724 315 649 Transport .................................................................................. Water Affairs and Forestry....................................................... 3 495 311 2 599 632 Including— Welfare and recreation ..................................................... 52 10 No. Vote Title 36 Welfare ..................................................................................... Column 1 Column 2 R’000 185 429 R’000 Total ......................................................................................... 81 758 917

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