Second Adjustments Appropriation (2023/24 Financial Year), Act | Act 18 of 2024 — South Africa law | Esheria

Second Adjustments Appropriation (2023/24 Financial Year), Act

This section gives certain words the meanings assigned in the Appropriation Act, 2023 and the Public Finance Management Act, 1999, unless the context requires otherwise.

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South Africa
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Citation
Act 18 of 2024
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Language
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administrative delegation budget adjustments budget administration budget control conditions on funding delegation and authorisation departmental expenditure financial-year classification government budgeting government expenditure implementation justice administration public finance regulatory compliance regulatory conditions regulatory procedure reporting state expenditure

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This section gives certain words the meanings assigned in the Appropriation Act, 2023 and the Public Finance Management Act, 1999, unless the context requires otherwise. This section defines certain terms by reference and says the 2023/24 appropriation amendments by Parliament, including changes to scheduled purposes, are to be treated as appropriations and expenditure for that financial year. A roll-over request for unspent appropriation funds may be submitted on or before 31 May 2024. The Minister may impose written conditions on Schedule amounts, stop use if conditions are not met, and delegate or authorise certain powers and duties. The Minister may issue regulations in the Gazette about administrative or procedural matters needed to implement or administer the Act.