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Excess Expenditure Appropriation (1999) Act. 2004

This Act approves specified excess government spending for the 1999 financial year.

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This Act approves specified excess government spending for the 1999 financial year.

Supplement to the Republic of Zambia Government Gazette dated 20th April. 2004 [No. 4 of 2004 23 GOVERNMENT OF ZAMBIA ACT No. 4 of 2004 Date of Assent: 15th April, 2004 An Act to approve the excess expenditure of.. the moneys aggregating fifty-five billion, sixty-six million, forty-seven thousand, three hundred and eighty-three Kwacha required for the services of the Republic during the financial year ended 31st December, 1999, [20th April, 2004 ENACTED by the Parliament of Zambia. 1. ThisAct may be cited as the Excess Expenditure Appropriation ( 1999) Act. 2004. 2. The expenditure on the services of the Republic during the financial year ended on 31st December. 1999, of the moneys indicated in respect of the services in the. third colwnn of the Schedule, being expenditure in excess of the moneys appropriated for services by the Appropriation Act, ·I 999 and the Supplementary Appropriation (1999) Act, 2002, is hereby approved. Enactment Short title Excess expenditure approved Act No. 3 ofl999 Act No. 18 of2002· 24 No. 4 of 2004) Excess Expenditure Appropriation (1999) SCHEDULE (Section 2) 2 Service Ministry of Mines and Minerals Development Headquarters t' Mines Safety Department Office of the Minister Without Portfolio Headquarters Ministry of Legal AIJoirs Attorney General's Chambers Ministry of Finance and Economic Development Budget Office Ministry of Defence Headquaters Zambia Anny Zambia Air Force Zambia National Service Defence Medical Services Department of Defence Intelligence Ministry or Education Regional Headquarters-Lusaka Province Primary SchooJs-Lusaka Province Secondary Schools--Lusaka Province Primary Schools .. Copperbelt Province Primary Schools-Northen Province Regional Headquarters-Western Province Primal'}' SchooJs-Eastem Province Primary Schoots.North-Westem Province Office or the President - Lusaka Province Social Development Prisons and Reformatories Office of the President-Central Province Meteorological Department Office of the President-Northern Province Prisons and Refonnatories Civil Aviation Department Immigration Department Department of Community Development Na. of Head 14 /OJ /03 30 /01 31 /02 37 /02 77 101 /02 /03 /04 /05 106 80 /08 /09 /1() /13 /21 /24 n9 /37 90 /24 /33 92 /36 93 133 /35 /39 /40 3 Appropriation K 569,298,781 5,328,598 196,602,165 143,840,046 900,365,546 56,590,293 9,061,387,502 26,316,477,133 4,431,207,702 1,082,606,574 1,593,207,11 I 387,337,242 1,760,143,940 627,520,442 2,271,553,719 571,485,160 779,244,006 324,228,424 2,553. 793,094 27,167,817 315,126,214 14,395,313 2,717,041 1.917.799 5,319,048 2,557,986 Excess Expenditure Appropriation (1999) [No. 4 of 2004 25 SCHEDULE (Section 2) 2 Service Office of the President- Luopula Province Headquaters Roads.Department Prisons and Refonnatories Office of the President - North-Westorn Province Headquarters Office of the President --Southern Province Souial Development Road'Traftic Commission Immigration Department TOTAi. No. of Head 96 /01 /08 133 97 /01 98 /24 137 /39 3 Appropriation 423,294,200 9,965,117 228,112,441 326,084,692 18,669,078 S4,370;048 4,Ll3,lll 55,066,047,383
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