Appropriation Act definition
Appropriation Act means an Act of Parliament or of a county assembly that provides for the provision of money to pay for the supply of services;
Appropriation Act means an Act to appropriate sums necessary to meet the annual estimates of expenditure in a financial year;
Appropriation Act means an Act appropriating the Consolidated Account for a financial year for the recurrent services and other purposes for the year, or for the capital purposes for the year, as expressed in the Act;
Examples of Appropriation Act in a sentence
The Borrower through its parliament, has approved the Budget Review 2024/25 and enacted the Appropriation Act, which, inter alia: (a) raises the rates of the carbon fuel levy and of the motor vehicle emissions tax; and (b) increases the threshold for eligible renewable energy carbon offset projects to support the low carbon transition.
More Definitions of Appropriation Act
Appropriation Act means an appropriation Act or additional appropriation Act passed pursuant to the provisions of Article 126(2) of the Namibian Constitution;
Appropriation Act means the Act passed in accordance with Article 156 of the Constitution, which authorises expenditure of public money for a financial year;
Appropriation Act means any Act to apply a sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the service of a financial year;
Appropriation Act means any enactment authorising the issue of moneys from the Consolidated Fund to meet expenditure of the Government, and includes a provision of any enactment or of the Constitution which charges expenditure on that Fund;
Appropriation Act means an Act that authorises amounts to be issued from the public accounts and applied for services in a financial year.
Appropriation Act means any Act to apply a sum out of the Consolidated Fund to the service of a financial year and includes a Supplementary Appropriation Act;
Appropriation Act means any Act appropriating revenue in relation to a financial year for such services as are specified in such Act;