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Section 23, The Government Budgeting and Accountability Act, 2005

Status not yet checkedThe Government Budgeting and Accountability Act, 2005, Sierra Leone

The budget documents to be laid before Parliament shallinclude– (a) a brief statement on the macro-economic conditions of Sierra Leone and the policies contained in the budget speech; (b) the medium term expenditure framework budget; (c) summary of revenues and expenditures, including the financing of the budget deficit, if any, and, in the case of a budget surplus, how such surplus is to be used; Budget Bureau and budget committees in Ministries, etc. District budget oversight committees. Budget to be laid two months before beginning of financial year. Budget documents. No. 3 Government Budgeting and Accountability Act 2005No. 3 Government Budgeting and Accountability Act 200520 21 (d) estimates of revenues of each budgetary agency according to their revenue items; (e) estimates of expenditure of each budgetary agency, including both the recurrent and development expenditures in the same document, classified as follows:– (i) recurrent expenditure of each programme, broken down by expenditure items; and (ii) development expenditure of each development project, broken down by expenditure items; (f) a statement of government guarantees to third parties; and (g) the Appropriation Bill and other enactment required for the implementation of the budget, including the imposition or alteration of taxes.

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