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FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND AUDIT AMENDMENT BILL 10 OF 2010

  FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND AUDIT AMENDMENT BILL 2010

                        NOTES ON CLAUSES

Clause 1   The short title of the Act.

Clause 2   The Act commences on 16 June 2010, one day prior to the
           Consolidated Fund Appropriation (No 2) Bill entering Parliament.
           This retrospective commencement, prior to the receipt of Royal
           Assent, is required as the Consolidated Fund Appropriation (No 2)
           Bill relies on references to the Act.

Clause 3   The Principal Act, which this Bill               amends,     is   the
           Financial Management and Audit Act 1990.

Clause 4   Section 14 (2) of the Principal Act is amended to deem the Minister
           administering the Director of Public Prosecutions Act 1973 (the
           Attorney-General) to be the appropriate Minister for the purposes of
           the Treasurer's Expenditure Control Authority (TECA). The TECA is
           issued to the responsible Minister for each agency, authorising the
           Head of Agency to incur expenditure from the Consolidated Fund to
           the limit of the agency's appropriation.

Clause 5   Schedule 2 of the Principal Act is amended to deem the person
           appointed as Director of Public Prosecutions, under section 4(1) of
           the Director of Public Prosecutions Act 1973 to be the Head of
           Agency of the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions, for the
           purposes of the Principal Act. This allows a TECA to be issued
           authorising the Director of Public Prosecutions to incur expenditure
           from the Consolidated Fund to the limit of the Office's appropriation,
           to be specified in the Consolidated Fund Appropriation Bill (No 2).

Clause 6   Once the amendment is incorporated in the Principal Act on
           commencement on 16 June 2010, the amending Act no longer
           services a legislative purpose. As such, the amendment Act will be
           repealed on the ninetieth day from its commencement on
           16 June 2010.

 


 

 


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