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No. 48. Appropriation (No.2) 1951

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO

No. 48-1951

[L.S.J

I ASSENT,

H; E. RANCE Governor.

24th December, 1951

AN ORDINANCE to provide for the of the Colony for the year ending on the 31st December, 1952.

[1st January, 1952.J

ENACTED by the Governor of Trinidad and Tobago. with ! the advice and consent of the Legislative Council thereof.

1. This Ordinance' may be cited as the Appropriation Ordinance (No.2), 1951, and shall come into force on the )st January, 1952.

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2. A sum not exceeding sixty-six million nine hundred and ninety-four thousand six hundred and eighty-three dollars, and the same hereby is, charged upon the revenue and other funds of the Colony for the service of the year ending on the 31st December, 1952, and the same shall be expended in the manner hereinafter described and in conformity with the Schedules to this Ordinance.

3. The Accountant General may, on the warrant of the Governor, payout of the revenue and other funds of the Colony during the year ending on the 31st December, 1952, any sum not exceeding in the whole the sum of sixty-one million and thirty-two thousand three hundred and thirty-one dollars set forth in the First Schedule to this Ordinance.

4. The Accountant General may, on the warrant of the G t f th . f th T' "d d G t out of the overnor, pay au a e revenue a e nnl a overnmen revenue of the

Railway and other funds of the Colony during the year ending th t D b t d"· th RaIlway and on e 31s ecem er) 1952, any sums no excee lng In e other funds

whole the sum of five million and thirty thousand and ninety""' of the Colony

one dollars set forth in the Second Schedule to this Ordinance : Provided that any balance of such sum unissued at the end of December of that year may be utilised before the accounts of the said period are closed for the discharge of any liability incurred during the said period.

5. The General Manager, Port Services Department, may, .

on the warrant of the Governor, payout of the revenue of the the Port Services pepartment and other funds of the Colony during the ye?-r e.ndlng on the 31 st December, 9!52, any sums not the eXceedIng In the whole the sum of four' mIllIon three hundred Colony

and fifty-one thousand one hundred and seventy-nine dollars set forth in the Third Schedule to this Ordinance: Provided that any balance of such sum unissued at the end of December of that year may be utilised before the accounts of the said period are closed for the discharge of any liability incurred during the said period.

FIRST SCHEDULE

General Expenditure 1. Charges on account of the Public Debt 2.·. Pensions and Gratuities

-3. Governor -4. Accountant General

Carried forward

. (Section 3) -$

3,020,869 '3)12,130

118,155 198,325

6,449,479

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5. Agriculture 6. Audit

General Expenditure Brought forward

7. Central Library Services 8. Chemist's Department 9. Civil Aviation

10. Co-operatives 11. Crown Solicitor 12. Customs and Excise ... 13. District Administration 14. Ecclesiastical 15. Education ... 16. Fire Services 17. Forests 18. Health 19. Industrial Schools and Orphanages

( Certified· Schools) 20. Inland Revenue 21. Judiciary 22. Labour (formerly Industrial Adviser) 23. Lands and Surveys ... 24. Legal 25. Legislature .... 26'. Loans to Public Bodies 27. Local Government ... 28. Miscellaneous Services 29. Naval and Military Services 30. Petroleum Department 31. Police 32. Port Services 33, Post Office, Savings Bank and Mail

Subsidies 34. Printing and Stationery 35. Prisons , 36'. Railways and Telegraphs (including

Road Transport) .,. 37. Registrar General 38. Secretariat ... 39. Secretariat-· Information Office 40. Secretariat-Statistical Office .•.

Carried forward

(Section 3) $

6,449,479 1,474,221

132,731 75,373 64,463

143,135 65,418 72,078

1,111,692 538,457

71,100 6,036',500

427,584· 498,342

6,191,167

407,100 124,170 699,118 131,046 348,854

62,660 185,490

19,089 2,578,872

161,197 . 73,491

3,512,977 460,727

1,082,255 407,823

. 459,417

2,958,191 70,770

290,091 44,099 60,094

37,489,271 .

No. 48. Appropriation (No.2)

FIRST ontinued

General Expenditure Brought forward

41. Social Assistance 42. Special Services 43. Subventions 44. Works and Hydraulics Department 45. Works and Hydraulics Annually

Recurrent 46. Works and Hydraulics Extraordinary 47. Colonial Development and Welfare

Schemes 48. Development Schemes 49. Expenditure from Surplus Balances 50. Economic Programme

SECOND SCHEDULE

Trinidad Government Railway and Telegraphs (including Road Transport) Less estimated loss on the year's .

working shewn in the First Schedule

THIRD SCHEDULE

Port Services Less estimated loss on the year's

working shewn in the First Schedule

1951 167

(Section 3) $

37,489,271 544,878

4,368,875 2,500,715 1,143,041

6·,375,31 9 3,107,192

1,753,859.

3,517,387 231,794

$ 61 ,032,331

(Section 4) $

5,030,091

2,958,191

$2,071,900·

(Section 5) $

4,351,179

. 460,727

$3,890,452

Passed in Council this fifth day of December in the year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-one.

I (M.P. 67649)

G. E. L. LAFOREST Clerk oj the Council.

GOVERNMENT PRINTENG OFFICE, TRINIDAD, B.W.I.-r95I