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Supply Bill Bill No.

8/2022.

Read the first time on 28 February 2022.

SUPPLY ACT 2022 (No.

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Short title and commencement Interpretation Supply from Consolidated Fund Supply from Development Fund Virement disapplied The Schedule — Heads of Expenditure for which sums are appropriated 3 A BILL i n t i t u l e d An Act to provide for the issue from the Consolidated Fund and the Development Fund of the sums necessary to meet the estimated expenditure for the financial year 1 April 2022 to 31 March 2023.
Be it enacted by the President with the advice and consent of the Parliament of Singapore, as follows: Short title and commencement 4 1.

This Act is the Supply Act 2022 and comes into operation on 1 April 2022.

Interpretation 5 2.

In this Act, “reserves” and “term of office” have the meanings given by the Constitution of the Republic of Singapore.
Supply from Consolidated Fund 3.—(1) A sum not more than $102,496,361,500 is authorised to be issued from the Consolidated Fund for the period starting 1 April 2022 and ending 31 March 2023.

10 (2) Under subsection (1), there shall be a drawing on the reserves not accumulated by the Government during its current term of office of a sum not exceeding $5,992,000,000.

(3) The sum in subsection (1) is appropriated for the Heads of 15 Expenditure for the public service specified in the Schedule.
Supply from Development Fund 4.—(1) A sum not more than $27,773,627,400 is authorised to be issued from the Development Fund for the period starting 1 April 2022 and ending 31 March 2023.

20 (2) Under subsection (1), there shall be a drawing on the reserves not accumulated by the Government during its current term of office of a sum not exceeding $8,000,000.

(3) The sum in subsection (1) is appropriated for development purposes under the Heads of Expenditure specified in the Schedule.
25 Virement disapplied 5.

Sections 17(4) and 17A of the Financial Procedure Act 1966 do not apply to any amount in section 3(2) or 4(2) that is to be drawn on the reserves not accumulated by the Government during its current term of office.
5 THE SCHEDULE HEADS OF EXPENDITURE FOR WHICH SUMS ARE APPROPRIATED Sections 3(3) and 4(3) Head Title Attorney-General’s Chambers Appropriation from Consolidated Fund Appropriation from Development Fund Total appropriations 5 $ $ $ 198,053,500 8,987,000 207,040,500 10 Auditor-General’s Office 43,481,700 152,000 43,633,700 Cabinet Office 1,096,600 ... 1,096,600 Judicature Parliament 318,489,300 62,590,900 381,080,200 43,355,400 729,800 44,085,200 15 Presidential Councils 1,200,400 ... 1,200,400 Ministry of Social and Family Development 3,773,507,000 86,845,700 3,860,352,700 Ministry of Defence 15,775,728,900 1,090,745,000 16,866,473,900 Ministry of Education 13,410,729,900 393,400,000 13,804,129,900 20 Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment 1,988,890,700 1,012,526,600 3,001,417,300 Ministry of Finance 974,778,400 141,671,700 1,116,450,100 Ministry of Foreign Affairs 482,360,900 16,000,000 498,360,900 Ministry of Health 17,840,315,300 1,447,569,700 19,287,885,000 Ministry of Home Affairs 6,897,464,400 1,306,450,600 8,203,915,000 Ministry of Communications and Information 1,549,888,000 60,645,700 1,610,533,700 25 30 Ministry of Law 259,045,400 58,450,400 317,495,800 Ministry of Manpower 8,641,646,700 90,013,900 8,731,660,600 Ministry of National Development Prime Minister’s Office Ministry of Trade and Industry 3,426,272,700 7,806,220,000 11,232,492,700 1,088,926,800 303,116,100 1,392,042,900 35 2,804,739,800 6,266,508,900 9,071,248,700 B C D E F G I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V Head Title 6 THE SCHEDULE —
 continued Appropriation from Consolidated Fund Appropriation from Development Fund Total appropriations $ $ $ W Ministry of Transport 3,704,101,400 7,216,684,300 10,920,785,700 X Z Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth 2,034,131,400 404,319,100 2,438,450,500 Financial Transfers 17,238,156,900 ... 17,238,156,900 Total 102,496,361,500 27,773,627,400 130,269,988,900 5 10 EXPLANATORY STATEMENT In accordance with Article 148(1) of the Constitution of the Republic of Singapore, this Bill seeks to make provision for the appropriation of moneys from the estimated the Consolidated Fund and the Development Fund to meet expenditure for the financial year 1 April 2022 to 31 March 2023 (called FY 2022).
The Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure for FY 2022 have been laid before Parliament.

Clause 1 relates to the short title and commencement.

Clause 2 provides that the expressions “reserves” and “term of office” have the same meanings as in the Constitution of the Republic of Singapore.

Clause 3 authorises a sum of not more than $102,496,361,500 to be issued from the Consolidated Fund for FY 2022.

The sum is appropriated for the Heads of Expenditure for the public service specified in the Schedule.
Part of the sum will be drawing on the reserves which were not accumulated by the Government during its current term of office.

Clause 4 authorises a sum of not more than $27,773,627,400 to be issued from the Development Fund for FY 2022.

The sum is appropriated for development purposes under the Heads of Expenditure specified in the Schedule.

Part of the sum will be drawing on the reserves which were not accumulated by the Government during its current term of office.
Clause 5 provides that section 17(4) of the Financial Procedure Act 1966 (which allows the transfer of funds between subheads to meet exigencies during the course of a financial year) and section 17A of that Act (which allows for 7 transfers of provisions from one Head of Expenditure to another, by ministerial direction) will not apply to any amount that, under this Bill, is to be drawn on the reserves which were not accumulated by the Government during its current term of office.
EXPENDITURE OF PUBLIC MONEY This Bill will involve the Government in extra financial expenditure which will amount in total to a sum not exceeding $130,269,988,900.