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No. 157 of 2021

Appropriation Bill 2021

Public bill · Government · Presented

It gives legal authority for the money the Dáil has already approved for public services in 2021, so the State can lawfully spend it. It also allows some capital spending to be carried over into 2022 instead of being lost at year-end, and lets money be temporarily advanced from the Central Fund to cover payments in the first days of January, including some social welfare payments, before being repaid.

Formal long title

Bill entitled an Act to appropriate to the proper supply services and purposes sums granted by the Central Fund (Permanent Provisions) Act 1965, to make provision in relation to deferred surrender to the Central Fund of certain undischarged appropriations by reference to the capital supply services and purposes as provided for by section 91 of the Finance Act 2004 and, for the purpose of maintaining a sufficient amount of moneys in the Paymaster General’s supply account so as to enable the discharge of particular liabilities, to make provision for repayable advances from the Central Fund.

Last updated 11 September 2024

Sponsor
  • Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Primary
Progress
  • First Stage
    Dáil
  • Second Stage
    Dáil
  • Committee Stage
    Dáil
  • Report Stage
    Dáil
  • Fifth Stage
    Dáil
  • Second Stage
    Seanad
  • Committee Stage
    Seanad
  • Report Stage
    Seanad
  • Fifth Stage
    Seanad Enacted
  • Enacted
    Enacted
Debates
  • Appropriation Bill 2021 [Certified Money Bill]: Second Stage
    Seanad
  • Appropriation Bill 2021 [Certified Money Bill]: Committee and Remaining Stages
    Seanad
  • Appropriation Bill 2021: Second Stage (Resumed)
    Dáil
  • Appropriation Bill 2021: Committee and Remaining Stages
    Dáil
  • Appropriation Bill 2021: Second Stage
    Dáil
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