British Columbia Bill 16 (Government) — 2nd Parliament, 42nd Session — Previous Version 1
2-42 Gov Bill 16-1
British Columbia — Bills
2nd Session, 42nd Parliament
(2021) FIRST READING
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HONOURABLE SELINA ROBINSON
MINISTER OF FINANCE
BILL 16 – 2021
SUPPLY ACT, 2021–2022
Preamble
WHEREAS it appears by Message from the Honourable the Lieutenant Governor and the main Estimates accompanying the Message, as laid before the Legislative Assembly at the present session, that provision is required to defray certain expenses of the public service of the Province, and for other purposes connected with the public service, for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2022;
AND
WHEREAS the budget documents, as laid before the Legislative Assembly at the present session, disclose that the most likely forecast of a deficit of the government reporting entity for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2022 is $8 698 000 000;
AND
WHEREAS those budget documents include a $1 000 000 000 forecast allowance to provide for unanticipated fluctuations in revenues and expenses of the government reporting entity that increases the forecast deficit of the government reporting entity for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2022 to $9 698 000 000;
THEREFORE HER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of British Columbia, enacts as follows:
Voted expenses appropriation
From and out of the consolidated revenue fund there may be paid and applied in the manner and at the times the government may determine the sum of $57 188 294 000 as set forth in
Schedule 1, towards defraying the charges and expenses of the public service of the Province for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2022, the sum to include that authorized to be paid under
section 2 of the Supply Act (No. 1), 2021 .
Voted financing transactions appropriation
2 From and out of the consolidated revenue fund there may be paid and applied in the manner and at the times the government may determine the sum of $1 190 040 000 towards
(
a) capital expenditures referred to in
Schedule C of the main Estimates as laid before the Legislative Assembly at the present session, and
(
b) the disbursements for loans, investments and other requirements referred to in
Schedule D of those main Estimates,
as set forth in
Schedule 2, towards defraying the charges and expenditures of the public service of the Province for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2022, the sum to include that authorized to be paid under
section 3 of the Supply Act (No. 1), 2021 .
Voted revenue transfers appropriation
3 From and out of the consolidated revenue fund there may be paid and applied in the manner and at the times the government may determine the sum of $1 391 333 000 for disbursements referred to in
Schedule E of the main Estimates as laid before the Legislative Assembly at the present session and as set forth in
Schedule 3, the sum to include that authorized to be paid under
section 4 of the Supply Act (No. 1), 2021 .
Commencement
4 This Act comes into force on the date of Royal Assent.
Schedule 1
2021/2022
Schedule of Voted Expenses
Sums granted to Her Majesty for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2022 and the purposes for which they are granted
Vote
Number
Ministry/Office or Minister/Program
Legislative Assembly
86 062 000
Auditor General
20 082 000
Conflict of Interest Commissioner
738 000
Elections BC
21 126 000
Human Rights Commissioner
6 815 000
Information and Privacy Commissioner
7 589 000
Merit Commissioner
1 377 000
Ombudsperson
10 802 000
Police Complaint Commissioner
5 460 000
Representative for Children and Youth
10 641 000
Office of the Premier
14 678 000
Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Training – Ministry Operations
2 592 081 000
Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Fisheries – Ministry Operations
81 636 000
Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Fisheries – Agricultural Land Commission
5 001 000
Ministry of Attorney General – Ministry Operations
554 901 000
Ministry of Attorney General – Judiciary
89 547 000
Ministry of Attorney General – Crown Proceeding Act
24 500 000
Ministry of Attorney General – Independent Investigations Office
9 093 000
Ministry of Attorney General – Housing
576 465 000
Ministry of Children and Family Development – Ministry Operations
2 392 755 000
Ministry of Citizens' Services – Ministry Operations
604 304 000
Ministry of Education – Ministry Operations
7 093 293 000
Ministry of Energy, Mines and Low Carbon Innovation – Ministry Operations
100 597 000
Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy – Ministry Operations
250 105 000
Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy – Environmental Assessment Office
15 322 000
Ministry of Finance – Ministry Operations
307 466 000
Ministry of Finance – Government Communications and Public Engagement
28 338 000
Ministry of Finance – BC Public Service Agency
59 507 000
Ministry of Finance – Benefits and Other Employment Costs
1 000
Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development – Ministry Operations
517 715 000
Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development – Fire Management
136 310 000
Ministry of Health – Ministry Operations
23 725 698 000
Ministry of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation – Ministry Operations
50 740 000
Ministry of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation – Treaty and Other Agreements Funding
117 063 000
Ministry of Jobs, Economic Recovery and Innovation – Ministry Operations
78 648 000
Ministry of Labour – Ministry Operations
17 374 000
Ministry of Mental Health and Addictions – Ministry Operations
12 735 000
Ministry of Municipal Affairs – Ministry Operations
297 530 000
Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General – Ministry Operations
849 613 000
Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General – Emergency Program Act
36 420 000
Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction – Ministry Operations
4 359 801 000
Ministry of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport – Ministry Operations
156 797 000
Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure – Ministry Operations
948 948 000
Minister of Finance – Management of Public Funds and Debt
1 339 774 000
Minister of Finance – Contingencies (All Ministries) and New Programs
4 250 000 000
Various Ministers – Capital Funding
3 447 983 000
Various Ministers – Commissions on Collection of Public Funds
1 000
Various Ministers – Allowances for Doubtful Revenue Accounts
1 000
Minister of Finance – Tax Transfers
1 871 000 000
Minister of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development – Forest Practices Board
3 861 000
TOTAL
57 188 294 000
Schedule 2
2021/2022
Schedule of Voted Financing Transactions
Sums granted to Her Majesty for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2022 and the purposes for which they are granted
Schedule C – Capital Expenditures
587 988 000
Schedule D – Loans, Investments and Other Requirements
602 052 000
TOTAL
1 190 040 000
Schedule 3
2021/2022
Schedule of Voted Revenue Transfers
Sums granted to Her Majesty for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2022 and the purposes for which they are granted
Schedule E – Revenues Collected for, and Transferred to, Other Entities
1 391 333 000
TOTAL
1 391 333 000
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