❓ Hon Ray Halligan asks the Premier for a detailed breakdown of 'Adjustments' in the 2005-2006 State Budget. The Premier provides a list of accrual items, free resources, and cash balance movements.
AnsweredQoN 3035Legislative Council
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I refer the Premier to the 2005-2006 State Budget, Volume One, division 6, page 126, footnote (a) and to the line item ‘Adjustments’, and I ask -
(1) Can the Premier please provide a detailed breakdown of the elements comprising the allocation for ‘Adjustments’?
(2) If not, why not?
(1) Can the Premier please provide a detailed breakdown of the elements comprising the allocation for ‘Adjustments’?
(2) If not, why not?
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Answered
5 April 2006
Responded by
Leader of the House representing the Premier
Response time
125 days
· Accrual items such as accounts payable, receivables, employee on-costs and prepayments; · Resources received free of charge from other government agencies; and · Movement in cash balances. (2) Not applicable
· Resources received free of charge from other government agencies; and · Movement in cash balances. (2) Not applicable
· Movement in cash balances. (2) Not applicable
(2) Not applicable
· Resources received free of charge from other government agencies; and · Movement in cash balances. (2) Not applicable
· Movement in cash balances. (2) Not applicable
(2) Not applicable
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