This Act is the Appropriation (2001/02 Supplementary Estimates) Act 2002.

This Act comes into force on the day after the date on which it receives the Royal assent.

This Act relates to the financial year ending with 30 June 2002.

The purpose of this Act is to authorise the Crown to spend public money and to incur expenses and liabilities during the financial year ending with 30 June 2002 by appropriating public money, expenses, and liabilities for that financial year.

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires,—

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires, benefit, borrowing expenses, capital contribution, class of outputs, Crown, department, expenses, financial year, liability, Mode B, Office of Parliament, other expenses, outputs, public money, and Vote have the meanings given to them by section 2(1) of the Public Finance Act 1989.

The appropriations authorised by sections 7 to 10 are additional to, or in reduction of, those authorised for this year by the Appropriation (2001/02 Estimates) Act 2001.

Public money may be spent in relation to—

The public money to which subsection (1) relates includes the public money that has been spent under any Imprest Supply Act passed in relation to this year.

The amounts of public money to which subsection (1) relates are separately appropriated for the capital contribution or the repayment of debt against which each amount of public money is shown in column 4 of Schedule 1 and is also shown in a Vote in the Supplementary Estimates.

Expenses may be incurred in relation to—

The expenses to which subsection (1) relates include the expenses that have been incurred under any Imprest Supply Act passed in relation to this year.

Public money, including that spent under any Imprest Supply Act passed in relation to this year, may be spent for the purpose of meeting expenses incurred under subsection (1).

The expenses to which subsection (1) relates are separately appropriated for the class of outputs, the category of benefits or other unrequited expenses, the category of borrowing expenses, or the category of other expenses against which the amount of each expense is shown in column 5 of Schedule 1 and is also shown in a Vote in the Supplementary Estimates.

Liabilities may be incurred in relation to—

The liabilities to which subsection (1) relates include the liabilities that have been incurred under any Imprest Supply Act passed in relation to this year.

Public money, including that spent under any Imprest Supply Act passed in relation to this year, may be spent for the purpose of meeting liabilities incurred under the authority of subsection (1).

The liabilities to which subsection (1) relates are separately appropriated for the capital contribution, or the purchase or development of capital assets, by the Crown against which the amount of each liability is shown in column 6 of Schedule 1 and is also shown in a Vote in the Supplementary Estimates.

Public money may be spent and expenses and liabilities may be incurred in relation to each appropriation administered by a security and intelligence department for a class of outputs (including any other expenses and any capital contribution) set out in column 3 of Schedule 2.

The public money, expenses, and liabilities to which subsection (1) relates include the public money, expenses, and liabilities that have been spent or incurred under any Imprest Supply Act passed in relation to this year.

The public money, expenses, and liabilities to which subsection (1) relates are separately appropriated for the class of outputs (including any other expenses and any capital contribution) against which each amount of public money, expense, and liability is shown in column 4 of Schedule 2 and is also shown in a Vote in the Supplementary Estimates administered by a security and intelligence department.

The classes of outputs that are subject to section 32A of the Public Finance Act 1989 are listed in Schedule 3.

The Minister responsible for each Vote containing an appropriation for a class of outputs listed in Schedule 3 must, in accordance with section 32A of the Public Finance Act 1989, prepare and lay before the House of Representatives a report in relation to each such class of outputs.