Supply Act 2005

To make interim provision for the withdrawal and expenditure of monies from the Treasury Fund to meet the expenditure of the Republic for the period from the first of July Two thousand and five to the thirtieth day of September, Two thousand and five.

'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 July Two Thousand and four and ending on the thirtieth day of June, Two Thousand and five, inclusive of both dates.

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

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

4. (l) A total sum not exceeding $3,319,150 may be withdrawn From the Treasury Fund and expended as authorised in the Schedule to this Act.

(2) 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a further sure out of any surplus arising on any other subhead within the same Head, but so that the total amount withdrawn and expended does not exceed the amount authorised for that Head in the Schedule to this Act.

(3) Where the Cabinet authorises a transfer of funds between subheads within a Head in accordance with sub-section (2), it shall cause to be laid before the Parliament at the first meeting of the Parliament after it has approved the transfer, a copy of the order of the Cabinet approving such transfer.

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Authorised Estimates	Head	Description	Authorised Expenditure
2004 -05			Supply Requirement
$			$
2,054,700	1	Chief Secretary – Secretariat	513,675
189,200	2	Island Development and Industry Secretariat	47,300
443, 700	3	Finance – Secretariat	110,925
596,200	4	Directorate of Police and Prisons	149,050
927,800	6	Works and Community Services	231,950
2,453,100	7	Education	613, 275
331,200	8	Foreign Affairs – Melbourne Office	82,800
528,100	9	Directorate of Lands and Survey	132,025
110,600	10	Justice – Secretariat	27,650
1798,800	11	Health	449,700
301,700	12	Parliament	75,425
206,500	13	Ministerial	51,625
219,800	16	Judiciary	54,950
976,400	17	Directorate of Civil Aviation	244,100
564,600	18	Foreign Affairs – Secretariat	141,150
39,500	21	Works and Community Services – Nauruan Housing	9,875
75,800	22	Audit	18,950
251,600	25	Island Development and Industry – Media Bureau	62,900
160,500	31	Presidency and State House	40,125
197,400	32	Foreign Affairs – Suva Office	49,350
-	34	Finance – Public Debt	-
157,200	36	Foreign Affairs – Islanders’ Place	39,300
116,600	38	Directorate of Computer Bureau	29,150
31,400	39	Directorate of Bureau of Statistics	7,850
8,000	40	Women’s Affairs	2,000
87,200	41	Finance – Post and Philately	21,800
70,200	44	Directorate of Youth Affairs	17,550
48,800	47	Island Development and Industry – Lands Committee	12,200
282,100	48	UN Mission – New York	70,525
47,900	49	Directorate of Sports	11,975
13,276,600		Total	3,319,150

I hereby certify that the above is a fair
print of a Bill for an Act Constitution entitled Supply Act 2005 has been passed by Parliament of Nauru and is now presented to the Speaker
for his certificate under Article 47 of the Constitution.

Pursuant to Article 47 of the Constitution, I, VALDON DOWIYOGO, Speaker of Parliament, hereby certify that Supply Act 2005 has been passed by Parliament of Nauru

Nauru Sessional Legislation

Supply Act 2005