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Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook 64 Attachment D AUSTRALIAS FEDERAL RELATIONS This attachment provides information on payments for specific purposes and general revenue assistance provided to the States and Territories (the States). The current framework for federal financial relations under the Intergovernmental Agreement on Federal Financial Relations (Intergovernmental Agreement) was introduced on 1 January 2009. The Commonwealth is working in partnership with the States in a number of key reform areas. Significant progress has been made in implementing the reform agenda through the federal financial relations framework. The framework has proved to be flexible and dynamic including through facilitating national health reform, and responding to the global recession, and more recently, natural disasters. More detailed information on the Intergovernmental Agreement and Australia’s federal financial relations is provided in Budget Paper No. 3, Australia’s Federal Relations 2011-12 and on the federal financial relations website at www.federalfinancialrelations.gov.au. Overview of payments to the States The States receive significant financial support from the Commonwealth. In 2011-12, total payments to the States are estimated to be $96.3 billion, or 25.9 per cent of total Commonwealth expenditure. The Commonwealth will provide the States with payments for specific purposes of $47.6 billion and general revenue assistance of $48.7 billion. Table 3.21 shows payments for specific purposes and general revenue assistance to the States.

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Attachment D

AUSTRALIA’S FEDERAL RELATIONS

This attachment provides information on payments for specific purposes and general revenue assistance provided to the States and Territories (the States).

The current framework for federal financial relations under the Intergovernmental Agreement on Federal Financial Relations (Intergovernmental Agreement) was introduced on 1 January 2009.

The Commonwealth is working in partnership with the States in a number of key reform areas. Significant progress has been made in implementing the reform agenda through the federal financial relations framework. The framework has proved to be flexible and dynamic including through facilitating national health reform, and responding to the global recession, and more recently, natural disasters.

More detailed information on the Intergovernmental Agreement and Australia’s federal financial relations is provided in Budget Paper No. 3, Australia’s Federal Relations 2011-12 and on the federal financial relations website at www.federalfinancialrelations.gov.au.

Overview of payments to the States

The States receive significant financial support from the Commonwealth. In 2011-12, total payments to the States are estimated to be $96.3 billion, or 25.9 per cent of total Commonwealth expenditure. The Commonwealth will provide the States with payments for specific purposes of $47.6 billion and general revenue assistance of $48.7 billion.

Table 3.21 shows payments for specific purposes and general revenue assistance to the States.

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Table 3.21: Commonwealth payments to the States, 2011-12 to 2014-15 $million NSW VIC QLD WA SA TAS ACT NT Total(a)

2011-12Payments for specif ic

purposes 15,039 10,662 9,642 4,716 4,106 1,120 671 819 47,574General revenue assistance 14,716 10,720 8,973 3,616 4,417 1,713 892 2,614 48,745Total payments to the States 29,755 21,382 18,615 8,332 8,523 2,833 1,563 3,433 96,320

2012-13Payments for specif ic

purposes 12,930 10,393 8,803 4,656 3,190 977 648 641 42,895General revenue assistance 15,996 11,545 9,743 3,683 4,655 1,818 951 2,826 52,234Total payments to the States 28,926 21,938 18,545 8,339 7,845 2,795 1,599 3,467 95,129

2013-14Payments for specif ic

purposes 13,517 11,361 9,280 5,024 3,025 953 700 699 45,081General revenue assistance 17,050 12,048 10,839 3,654 4,855 1,844 954 2,920 55,188Total payments to the States 30,567 23,409 20,118 8,678 7,880 2,798 1,654 3,619 100,269

2014-15Payments for specif ic

purposes 12,878 10,874 8,627 4,638 2,970 930 755 604 43,220General revenue assistance 17,852 12,679 11,414 3,924 5,038 1,905 999 3,005 57,834Total payments to the States 30,730 23,553 20,040 8,562 8,008 2,835 1,754 3,608 101,053

Note: The data in this table have been amended from the published MYEFO document. Total expenses remain unchanged. A minor adjustment has been made to the State shares of some National Specific Purpose Payments. (a) State allocations are not yet finalised for a number of National Partnership payments; unallocated

payments are not included in State totals.

Payments for specific purposes

The Commonwealth provides payments to the States for specific purposes to pursue important national policy objectives in areas that may be administered by the States. Payments to the States for specific purposes will total $47.6 billion in 2011-12, a decrease of 7.7 per cent compared with the $51.6 billion the States received in 2010-11. This decrease largely reflects the change in accounting treatment of payments made to the States under the Natural Disaster Relief and Recovery Arrangements (NDRRA) as reported in the 2010-11 Final Budget Outcome. Payments to the States for specific purposes are estimated to represent 12.8 per cent of total Commonwealth expenditure in 2011-12.

The Commonwealth provides the following types of Specific Purpose Payments (SPPs) to the States:

• National Specific Purpose Payments (National SPPs) in respect of key service delivery sectors;

• National Health Reform funding (from 1 July 2012); and

• National Partnership payments — project payments, facilitation payments and reward payments.

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Table 3.22 shows total payments for specific purposes by category (National SPPs, National Health Reform funding, and National Partnership payments).

Table 3.22: Total payments for specific purposes by category, 2011-12 to 2014-15 $million NSW VIC QLD WA SA TAS ACT NT Total(a)

2011-12National Specif ic Purpose

Payments 8,969 6,811 5,623 2,852 2,136 633 446 372 27,842National Health Reform funding - - - - - - - - -National Partnership

Payments(b) 6,070 3,850 4,020 1,864 1,970 487 225 447 19,732Total payments for specif ic

purposes 15,039 10,662 9,642 4,716 4,106 1,120 671 819 47,574

2012-13National Specif ic Purpose

Payments 5,090 3,960 3,308 1,664 1,198 367 279 227 16,092National Health Reform funding 4,381 3,324 2,731 1,402 1,028 299 203 154 13,522National Partnership

Payments(b) 3,459 3,109 2,763 1,590 964 310 166 260 13,281Total payments for specif ic

purposes 12,930 10,393 8,803 4,656 3,190 977 648 641 42,895

2013-14National Specif ic Purpose

Payments 5,357 4,235 3,581 1,804 1,246 379 296 235 17,133National Health Reform funding 4,609 3,586 2,948 1,511 1,040 320 232 149 14,395National Partnership

Payments(b) 3,551 3,539 2,750 1,709 739 255 171 315 13,553Total payments for specif ic

purposes 13,517 11,361 9,280 5,024 3,025 953 700 699 45,081

2014-15National Specif ic Purpose

Payments 5,687 4,528 3,862 1,938 1,318 397 315 241 18,287National Health Reform funding 5,082 3,963 3,292 1,711 1,159 351 266 175 15,999National Partnership

Payments(b) 2,109 2,382 1,472 989 493 182 174 188 8,934Total payments for specif ic

purposes 12,878 10,874 8,627 4,638 2,970 930 755 604 43,220 Note: The data in this table have been amended from the published MYEFO document. Total expenses remain unchanged. A minor adjustment has been made to the State shares of some National Specific Purpose Payments. (a) State allocations are not yet finalised for several payments; unallocated payments are not included in

State totals. (b) Includes financial assistance grants for local government.

Since the 2011-12 Budget, payments to the States for specific purposes are estimated to be higher by $2.1 billion in 2011-12, but $7.2 billion lower across the forward estimates. Major changes include:

• the bringing forward of $1.1 billion into 2011-12 from across the forward estimates to accelerate various road infrastructure projects under the Nation Building Fund — Investment — Road program;

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• a decrease of $6.8 billion across the forward estimates reflecting changes in the accounting treatment of the NDRRA (further details on this change are detailed below);

• the rephasing of $250 million into 2011-12 from 2012-13 to accelerate various projects under the Building Australia Fund — Road and Rail;

• the bringing forward of around $230 million into 2011-12 from across the forward estimates to reflect higher than expected completion rates by the States and payment for the early delivery of milestones under the National Partnership Agreement on Remote Indigenous Housing;

• a reprofiling of approximately $160 million related to projects funded under the Health and Hospitals Fund including amounts related to the Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre and Midland Health Campus;

• a rephasing of around $150 million from the Reward Payments for School Improvement Program to allow for greater stakeholder consultation, with funding provided to develop and implement the National Schools Improvement Framework, including testing pilot projects;

• a movement of reward funding under the National Partnership Agreement on Improving Public Hospital Services expected to be paid in 2012-13 (and later years) into 2013-14 (and subsequent years) to better reflect expected reporting and payment timeframes. Earlier payments may be possible if reporting processes can be facilitated earlier; and

• an additional $50 million over three years from 2011-12 in reward funding under a new National Partnership agreement to support the assessment of impacts of coal seam gas and large coal developments.

Payments for specific purposes cover most functional areas of state and local government activity — including health, education, skills and workforce development, community services, affordable housing, infrastructure and environment. Table 3.23 shows total payments for specific purposes by function.

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Table 3.23: Payments for specific purposes by function, 2011-12 to 2014-15 $million NSW VIC QLD WA SA TAS ACT NT Total(a)

2011-12Health 4,835 3,824 3,121 1,735 1,273 360 232 246 15,626Education 4,336 3,319 2,776 1,447 1,037 316 223 281 13,734Skills and w orkforce development 643 385 394 199 145 49 33 20 1,868Community services 1,065 702 715 282 292 91 41 102 3,291Affordable housing 436 391 321 171 137 40 29 39 2,354Infrastructure 2,907 1,211 1,472 521 773 99 50 79 7,112Environment 153 219 86 51 295 98 3 32 947Contingent payments 23 132 351 10 9 .. 15 -14 528Other(b) 642 477 406 298 145 66 45 34 2,114Total payments for specif ic

purposes 15,039 10,662 9,642 4,716 4,106 1,120 671 819 47,574

2012-13Health 4,941 3,766 3,196 1,583 1,312 346 240 234 15,618Education 4,354 3,375 2,846 1,431 1,059 324 237 222 13,849Skills and w orkforce development 551 437 339 174 124 38 29 18 1,710Community services 587 734 333 301 147 42 22 22 2,188Affordable housing 446 333 294 152 107 34 26 33 1,763Infrastructure 1,144 1,071 1,138 648 182 86 33 65 4,666Environment 51 39 35 39 72 19 3 6 285Contingent payments 6 -2 78 5 .. .. - .. 88Other(b) 850 640 543 324 188 85 59 41 2,730Total payments for specif ic

purposes 12,930 10,393 8,803 4,656 3,190 977 648 641 42,895

2013-14Health 5,203 4,111 3,352 1,767 1,221 366 262 234 16,518Education 4,453 3,512 2,991 1,504 1,087 328 249 210 14,333Skills and w orkforce development 569 450 357 183 128 40 29 18 1,775Community services 600 791 353 331 133 38 24 23 2,292Affordable housing 457 317 439 326 131 33 22 75 1,836Infrastructure 1,414 1,574 1,167 603 147 60 58 98 5,590Environment 22 11 31 4 4 8 1 1 103Contingent payments 6 -2 81 5 .. .. - .. 90Other(b) 793 596 508 301 173 80 54 38 2,544Total payments for specif ic

purposes 13,517 11,361 9,280 5,024 3,025 953 700 699 45,081

2014-15Health 5,481 4,323 3,527 1,871 1,244 386 289 253 17,373Education 4,714 3,752 3,223 1,607 1,148 343 266 213 15,264Skills and w orkforce development 549 432 353 181 123 38 28 18 1,722Community services 629 845 373 355 139 40 25 24 2,429Affordable housing 480 330 426 304 122 31 21 55 1,770Infrastructure 195 566 156 4 12 .. 70 .. 1,949Environment 7 6 6 3 2 8 1 1 35Contingent payments .. - 35 1 .. - - - 36Other(b) 822 620 529 312 179 83 56 40 2,640Total payments for specif ic

purposes 12,878 10,874 8,627 4,638 2,970 930 755 604 43,220 Note: The data in this table have been amended from the published MYEFO document. Total expenses remain unchanged. A minor adjustment has been made to the State shares of some National Specific Purpose Payments. (a) State allocations are not yet finalised for several National Partnership payments; unallocated payments

are not included in State totals. (b) Includes financial assistance grants for local government.

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Total payments for specific purposes by function, and category (National SPPs, National Health Reform funding, and National Partnership payments) are shown in Table 3.24.

Table 3.24: Payments for specific purposes by function and category, 2011-12 to 2014-15 $million 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15Health

National Healthcare SPP 12,696 - - -National Health Reform funding - 13,522 14,395 15,999National Partnerships 2,930 2,096 2,123 1,374

EducationNational Schools SPP 11,337 12,173 13,107 14,129National Partnerships 2,397 1,675 1,226 1,135

Skills and workforce developmentNational Skills and Workforce

Development SPP 1,363 1,392 1,418 1,446National Partnerships 505 318 357 276

Community servicesNational Disability SPP(a) 1,204 1,260 1,318 1,397National Partnerships 2,088 928 974 1,032

Affordable housingNational Affordable Housing SPP 1,243 1,267 1,290 1,315National Partnerships 1,111 495 546 456

InfrastructureNational Partnerships 7,112 4,666 5,590 1,949

EnvironmentNational Partnerships 947 285 103 35

Contingent paymentsNational Partnerships 528 88 90 36

OtherNational Partnerships(b) 2,114 2,730 2,544 2,640

Total payments for specif ic purposes 47,574 42,895 45,081 43,220 (a) Includes adjustment to the National Disability SPP to achieve budget neutrality under National Health

Reform (see footnote to Table A.4 in Annex A for details). (b) Includes financial assistance grants for local government.

Detailed tables of payments for specific purposes are provided in Annex A. This Annex provides accrual estimates of Commonwealth payments to the States.

In 2010-11, the Commonwealth reviewed the accounting treatment of payments made to the States under the NDRRA. The accounting treatment previously applied by the Commonwealth was to recognise grant liabilities under the NDRRA to the extent that (i) the services required to be performed by the State had been performed or (ii) the grant eligibility criteria had been satisfied, but payments due had not been made. The change in accounting treatment has resulted in the Commonwealth recognising a liability equal to the discounted value of estimated future payments to the State under the NDRRA. This is regardless of whether or not a State has completed eligible disaster reconstruction work or submitted an eligible claim under the NDRRA. The estimated NDRRA cash payments are shown in Table 3.25 below (see Table A.8 in Annex A for accrual estimates).

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Table 3.25: Estimated NDRRA cash payments, 2011-12 to 2014-15 $'000 NSW VIC QLD WA SA TAS ACT NT Total2011-12 126,772 151,124 2,992,878 - - - - - 3,270,7742012-13 - - - 1,318 2,693 1,410 - 8,087 13,5082013-14 170,039 -48,150 1,385,336 120,418 50 2,775 - 4,182 1,634,6502014-15 38 - 1,045,922 24,618 50 - - - 1,070,628

GST and general revenue assistance

General revenue assistance is a broad category of payments that are provided to the States without conditions to spend according to their own budget priorities.

In 2011-12, the States will receive $48.7 billion in general revenue assistance from the Commonwealth, comprising $47.5 billion in GST entitlements and $1.2 billion in other general revenue assistance. This is a 3.8 per cent increase in general revenue assistance, compared with the $47.0 billion the States received in 2010-11. Total general revenue assistance to the States is estimated to represent 13.1 per cent of total Commonwealth expenditure in 2011-12.

Table 3.26 summarises GST and general revenue assistance payments to the States. Detailed tables of GST and general revenue assistance, including state shares of each payment, are provided in Annex A.

Table 3.26: GST and general revenue assistance, 2011-12 to 2014-15 $million 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15GST entitlements 47,500.0 51,050.0 54,000.0 56,650.0Other payments

ACT municipal services 36.1 36.8 37.5 38.2Reduced royalties 77.1 73.8 71.2 71.5Snow y Hydro Ltd tax compensation 48.2 57.0 57.0 57.0Royalties 1,084.0 1,016.2 1,022.3 1,017.2

Total other 1,245.4 1,183.8 1,188.0 1,183.9Total GST and other payments 48,745.4 52,233.8 55,188.0 57,833.9 GST

GST revenue variations since the 2011-12 Budget

Table 3.27 is a reconciliation of the GST revenue estimates since the 2011-12 Budget. The reconciliation accounts for policy decisions, parameter and other variations.

GST revenue in 2011-12 has been revised down by $880 million since Budget, reflecting lower forecast growth for taxable consumption.

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Table 3.27: Reconciliation of GST revenue estimates since 2011-12 Budget $million 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15GST revenue at 2011-12 Budget 50,630.0 54,230.0 57,320.0 60,150.0Changes between 2011-12 Budget and

MYEFOEffect of policy decisions(a) - -2.0 -3.0 -3.0Effect of parameter and other variations -880.0 -668.0 -697.0 -737.0

Total variations -880.0 -670.0 -700.0 -740.0GST revenue at 2011-12 MYEFO 49,750.0 53,560.0 56,620.0 59,410.0

(a) Refer to the measure Fringe benefits tax – reform of living-away-from-home benefits.

Reconciling GST revenue and GST entitlements to the States

In accordance with the Intergovernmental Agreement, the Commonwealth administers the GST on behalf of the States and all GST revenue is paid to the States.

Since 2009-10, GST advances are paid during the relevant financial year and the Commonwealth Treasurer determines the level of GST receipts based on the final budget outcome. A balancing adjustment is made following the conclusion of the financial year to ensure that the States receive their full entitlement of GST payments.

In addition to this balancing adjustment, GST revenue for a financial year also varies from the amount of GST payments to the States for that year because of:

• GST revenues that are recognised on a Commonwealth whole-of-government basis, but are not remitted to the Australian Taxation Office until the following financial year;

• penalties, other than general interest charge penalties, which are not included in the definition in the Intergovernmental Agreement of GST to be paid to the States; and

• the GST component of sales by Commonwealth agencies which has been collected by those agencies but which, as at 30 June in each year, has not been remitted to the Australian Taxation Office, because it is not due to be paid until the next Business Activity Statement is lodged.

The reconciliation of GST revenue and GST entitlements to the States is provided in Table 3.28.

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Table 3.28: GST revenue and GST entitlements to the States Outcome

$million 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15GST revenue 48,093.0 49,750.0 53,560.0 56,620.0 59,410.0less change in GST receivables 2,010.2 2,087.0 2,330.6 2,430.6 2,560.1GST receipts 46,082.8 47,663.0 51,229.4 54,189.4 56,849.9less non-GIC penalties collected 114.7 160.0 180.0 190.0 200.0less GST collected by Commonw ealth agencies but not yet remitted to

the ATO 80.9 3.0 -0.6 -0.6 -0.1GST entitlements to the States 45,887.2 47,500.0 51,050.0 54,000.0 56,650.0

Estimates

Table 3.29 below provides information on the balancing adjustment relating to 2010-11 which will be paid in 2011-12.

Table 3.29: Balancing adjustment relating to 2010-11 $million TotalGST entitlements to the States in 2010-11 45,887.2less advances of GST revenues made throughout 2010-11 45,450.0equals follow ing year balancing adjustment 437.2

Distribution of GST payments among the States

As agreed by all parties in the Intergovernmental Agreement, GST payments are distributed among the States in accordance with the principle of horizontal fiscal equalisation and having regard to the recommendations of the Commonwealth Grants Commission. The calculations for the distribution of the GST pool in 2011-12 are shown in Table 3.30.

Table 3.30: Distribution of the GST pool, 2011-12

Estimated State Share of 2011-1231 December revenue Adjusted adjusted GST

2011 sharing population population entitlementpopulation relativities (1) x (2) per cent $million

(1) (2)(a) (3) (4) (5)NSW 7,342,659 0.95776 7,032,505 30.9 14,683.9VIC 5,666,223 0.90476 5,126,572 22.5 10,704.3QLD 4,627,580 0.92861 4,297,217 18.9 8,972.6WA 2,362,817 0.71729 1,694,825 7.5 3,538.8SA 1,664,683 1.27070 2,115,313 9.3 4,416.8TAS 512,999 1.59942 820,501 3.6 1,713.2ACT 367,263 1.11647 410,038 1.8 856.2NT 233,711 5.35708 1,252,009 5.5 2,614.2Total 22,777,935 na 22,748,979 100.0 47,500.0

(a) These figures reflect the relativities applied for the purposes of distributing GST to the States. When all Commonwealth payments to the States are taken into account, the distribution is far closer to an equal per capita basis.

The calculations for the distribution of the 2010-11 balancing adjustment are shown in Table 3.31. This adjustment will be made to each State’s 2011-12 GST entitlement following the underpayment of $437.2 million in 2010-11.

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Table 3.31: Distribution of the GST balancing adjustment, 2010-11(a) Estimated State Share of 2010-11 2010-11

31 December revenue Adjusted adjusted GST GST Balancing 2010 sharing population population entitlement advances adjustment

population relativities (1) x (2) per cent $million $million $million(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (5) (5)

NSW 7,272,158 0.95205 6,923,458 30.9 14,157.8 14,023.4 134.4VIC 5,585,566 0.93995 5,250,153 23.4 10,736.0 10,629.5 106.6QLD 4,548,661 0.91322 4,153,928 18.5 8,494.4 8,413.6 80.8WA 2,317,064 0.68298 1,582,508 7.1 3,236.1 3,202.1 34.0SA 1,650,377 1.28497 2,120,685 9.5 4,336.6 4,296.1 40.5TAS 509,292 1.62091 825,516 3.7 1,688.1 1,671.7 16.4ACT 361,914 1.15295 417,269 1.9 853.3 841.8 11.5NT 229,874 5.07383 1,166,342 5.2 2,385.1 2,372.0 13.1Total 22,474,906 na 22,439,859 100.0 45,887.2 45,450.0 437.2

(a) Total may not equal sum of State totals.

GST administration costs

As the GST has a national tax base, the Intergovernmental Agreement provides for the Australian Taxation Office to administer the GST on behalf of the States. Given that all GST revenue is provided to the States, the States compensate the Commonwealth for the agreed costs incurred by the Australian Taxation Office in administering the GST, as shown in Table 3.32.

Table 3.32: GST administration budget, 2010-11 to 2014-15 Actual

$million 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15Australian Taxation Off ice budget 666.6 683.2 699.3 699.7 607.1less prior year adjustment -8.2 5.9equals State government payments 674.8 677.3 699.3 699.7 607.1less Australian Taxation Office outcome(a) 660.7equals Commonwealth budget impact 14.1

plus prior year adjustment -8.2

equals follow ing year adjustment 5.9

Estimates

(a) Estimated outcome for 2010-11 pending confirmation by the Australian National Audit Office.

The preliminary outcome for the 2010-11 GST administration expenses of $660.7 million differs from the amount paid by the States and the prior year adjustment by $5.9 million. Once the outcome for GST administration in 2010-11 is audited, the final adjustment will be incorporated into the States’ administration costs for 2011-12.

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Annex A

PAYMENTS TO THE STATES

This annex provides accrual estimates of Commonwealth payments to the States (and local governments). This includes Commonwealth advances (loans) to the States, including new advances, interest on advances and repayments of advances. Most of these advances were funded from borrowings made on behalf of the States under previous Australian Loan Council arrangements.

Each table presents estimated payments to the States for the period 2011-12 to 2014-15 as follows:

A.1 — health;

A.2 — education;

A.3 — skills and workforce development;

A.4 — community services;

A.5 — affordable housing;

A.6 — infrastructure;

A.7 — environment;

A.8 — contingent payments;

A.9 — other;

A.10 — GST and general revenue assistance;

A.11 — advances, repayment of advances and interest payments; and

A.12 — payments presented on the Australian Bureau of Statistics Government Finance Statistics (GFS) functional basis.

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Part

77

Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

Tab

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aym

ents

to

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Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

78

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le A

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79

Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

Tab

le A

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Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

80

Tab

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81

Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

Tab

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90

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94

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A.2

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98

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Part

103

Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

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105

Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook T

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Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

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113

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Tab

le A

.6:

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to

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114

Tab

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Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

Tab

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116

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117

Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

Tab

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Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

118

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119

Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

Tab

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Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

Tab

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123

Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

Tab

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124

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125

Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

Tab

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the

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he

cash

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es f

or t

he N

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are

pre

sent

ed

in T

able

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5.

Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

126

Tab

le A

.9:

Est

imat

ed p

aym

ents

to

su

pp

ort

oth

er s

tate

ser

vice

s, b

y ye

ar a

nd

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te

$'0

00

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WV

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LD

WA

SA

TA

SA

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NT

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tal

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on

al P

art

ne

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nary

of

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a 2

013 —

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t natio

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00

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monw

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f G

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c p

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787

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35

2,2

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63

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76

2,2

78

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75

21,7

94

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ital R

egio

ns In

itiativ

e —

local

govern

ment

-99

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99

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ancia

l assis

tance g

rants

506,1

32

380,4

65

319,5

04

191,2

84

109,4

58

51,6

70

33,9

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76

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30

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ssis

tance s

erv

ices

61,5

98

43,6

44

40,4

84

19,5

83

15,4

34

5,8

36

4,3

55

3,8

50

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84

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ment R

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2,4

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55

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93

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83

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t of

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ught re

form

measure

s in

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este

rn A

ustr

alia

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-16,7

82

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16,7

82

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ote

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enous p

ublic

inte

rnet

access

144

-344

692

142

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691

2,0

13

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less N

atio

nal E

conom

y64,2

13

49,5

54

41,0

10

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14,7

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33

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2,0

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king f

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nship

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406,4

69

298,3

69

145,4

58

65,8

60

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95

33,9

12

2,1

14,0

33

Part

127

Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

Tab

le A

.9:

Est

imat

ed p

aym

ents

to

su

pp

ort

oth

er s

tate

ser

vice

s, b

y ye

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nd

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te (

con

tin

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WV

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LD

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SA

TA

SA

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NT

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tal

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on

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ne

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ip p

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en

tsC

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nary

of

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a 2

013 —

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t natio

nal p

rogra

m -

- -

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40

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monw

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f G

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g 2

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313

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229

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17

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53

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11

441

1,3

96

1,7

58

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14

Dig

ital R

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local

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ment

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tance g

rants

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12

530,5

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446,8

18

267,4

92

151,9

70

71,7

95

47,2

04

32,2

87

2,2

51,8

86

Legal a

ssis

tance s

erv

ices

62,7

72

44,4

75

41,2

55

19,9

56

15,7

26

5,9

47

4,4

29

3,9

16

198,4

76

Local G

overn

ment and R

egio

nal

Develo

pm

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overn

ment R

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rm F

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40

32

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72

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7,7

72

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ote

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rnet

access

147

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2,0

75

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less N

atio

nal E

conom

y79,9

11

61,9

43

51,5

82

26,0

21

18,3

16

5,6

21

4,0

26

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80

250,0

00

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king f

und o

n S

tate

debt

25

1 -

-2

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ailing C

ham

pio

nship

s -

- -

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l850,4

53

639,8

34

542,5

26

323,8

07

188,1

17

85,3

62

58,6

36

41,1

78

2,7

29,9

13

Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

128

Tab

le A

.9:

Est

imat

ed p

aym

ents

to

su

pp

ort

oth

er s

tate

ser

vice

s, b

y ye

ar a

nd

Sta

te (

con

tin

ued

) $'0

00

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WV

ICQ

LD

WA

SA

TA

SA

CT

NT

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tal

2013-1

4N

ati

on

al P

art

ne

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ip p

aym

en

tsC

ente

nary

of

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a 2

013 —

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t natio

nal p

rogra

m -

- -

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-991

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monw

ealth

Heads o

f G

overn

ment

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g 2

011

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rim

Tra

c p

olic

e r

efe

rence s

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m -

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Dig

ital R

egio

ns In

itiativ

e -

- -

- -

- -

- -

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ital R

egio

ns In

itiativ

e —

local

govern

ment

- -

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ancia

l assis

tance g

rants

728,8

55

551,0

50

465,2

89

278,7

30

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16

74,3

01

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73

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ssis

tance s

erv

ices

63,8

08

45,2

09

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35

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85

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87

6,0

45

4,4

95

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38

Local G

overn

ment and R

egio

nal

Develo

pm

ent

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overn

ment R

efo

rm F

und

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t of

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measure

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57

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57

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ote

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enous p

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rnet

access

154

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725

153

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2,1

23

Seam

less N

atio

nal E

conom

y -

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king f

und o

n S

tate

debt

25

1 -

-2

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ailing C

ham

pio

nship

s -

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l792,8

42

596,2

60

507,5

88

300,8

97

173,2

58

80,3

46

54,4

81

38,2

74

2,5

43,9

46

Part

129

Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

Tab

le A

.9:

Est

imat

ed p

aym

ents

to

su

pp

ort

oth

er s

tate

ser

vice

s, b

y ye

ar a

nd

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te (

con

tin

ued

) $'0

00

NS

WV

ICQ

LD

WA

SA

TA

SA

CT

NT

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tal

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on

al P

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ne

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ip p

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en

tsC

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nary

of

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t natio

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m -

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monw

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overn

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g 2

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m -

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ital R

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ns In

itiativ

e -

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- -

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Dig

ital R

egio

ns In

itiativ

e —

local

govern

ment

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ancia

l assis

tance g

rants

756,2

82

573,4

82

485,4

11

290,9

78

162,7

63

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51

34,9

79

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31,8

92

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65,0

84

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42,7

74

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90

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66

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85

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53

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72

Local G

overn

ment and R

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nal

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pm

ent

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ment R

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rm F

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access

157

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71

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less N

atio

nal E

conom

y -

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Sin

king f

und o

n S

tate

debt

25

1 -

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ailing C

ham

pio

nship

s -

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l821,5

48

619,5

97

528,5

58

312,4

11

179,2

27

83,2

12

55,5

36

39,7

74

2,6

39,8

63

Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

130

Tab

le A

.10:

GS

T a

nd

gen

eral

rev

enu

e as

sist

ance

pa

ymen

ts t

o t

he

Sta

tes,

by

year

an

d S

tate

$'0

00

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WV

ICQ

LD

WA

SA

TA

SA

CT

NT

To

tal

2011-1

2G

ST

en

titl

em

en

ts14,6

83,9

11

10,7

04,3

12

8,9

72,6

14

3,5

38,8

04

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16,7

85

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856,1

62

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01

47,5

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00

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er

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10

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10

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86

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77,0

86

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89

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pensatio

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24

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62

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48,1

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35

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74

8,9

72,6

14

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85

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72

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71

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57,7

39

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er

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56

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56

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26

Part

131

Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

Tab

le A

.11:

Oth

er f

inan

cial

flo

ws

— e

stim

ated

ad

van

ces,

rep

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ent

of

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st p

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year

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tal

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Part

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134

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Part

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Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

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Tab

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98

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3,7

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263,5

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599,0

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Tab

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Part 3 – Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

142

Tab

le A

.12:

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djus

tmen

t ha

s be

en m

ade

to t

he

S

tate

sha

res

of s

ome

Nat

iona

l Sp

ecifi

c P

urpo

se P

aym

ents

. (a

) T

otal

col

umn

may

not

equ

al s

um o

f S

tate

tot

als.

The

re i

s no

bas

is o

n w

hich

to

estim

ate

Sta

te a

lloca

tions

for

sev

eral

pa

ymen

ts,

whi

ch a

re n

ot r

efle

cted

in

Sta

te

tota

ls.

(b)

Pa

ymen

ts fo

r ‘O

ther

pur

pose

s’ in

clud

es g

ener

al r

even

ue a

ssis

tanc

e to

the

Sta

tes.