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Section 75, The Government Budgeting and Accountability Act, 2005
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(1) Subject to this section, when Parliament has authorisedany department to operate a revolving fund for the purpose of
acquiring and managing stores or for manufacturing, producing,
processing or dealing in stores or materials and has fixed the amount
that may be charged to the revolving fund at any time–
(a) payment may be made out of the
Consolidated Fund for such purposes,
subject to such terms as Parliament may
direct; and
(b) the Accountant-General shall keep an
account to which shall be charged –
(i) the cost of such of the stores or
materials on hand in the department at
the time the revolving fund is
established as the Minister may specify;
(ii) the payments made under paragraph (a).
(2) There shall be shown as credits in the account kept
under paragraph (b) of subsection (1)–
(a) all moneys received into the Consolidated
Fund in respect of the operations of the
revolving fund; and
(b) amounts charged to appropriations as the
reimbursements of costs charged to the
revolving fund of the stores or materials
issued or work performed in respect of
services for which the appropriations were
made.
(3) Any payment made out of the Consolidated Fund
under subsection (1) together with the balance of the revolving fund
shall not be greater than the amount fixed by Parliament as the amount
that may be charged to the revolving fund at any time or such lesser
amount as Parliament may prescribe.
(4) At the end of each financial year, the value of the
stores and materials held, and accounts receivable in respect of the
operation of a revolving fund shall be determined in such manner as
the Minister may prescribe by regulations, and if such value added
to the receipts shown in the revolving fund exceed the total of the
expenditure shown in such fund and liabilities in respect of the
operations of the fund then due and payable, the excess shall be
transferred into revenue, but if the value is less, no amount may be
credited to the revolving fund to meet the deficiency except with the
authority of Parliament.
(5) All accounting transactions with respect to a
revolving fund under this Part shall be recorded at cost but for the
purpose of valuing stores or materials on hand at the time the revolving
fund is established and of valuing inventories and issues of stores
and materials, cost may be determined in accordance with such
recognised accounting practices as the Minister may direct.
(6) For the purposes of this section “balance of the
revolving fund” means, the aggregate of all payments charged to the
revolving fund, less all credits to the revolving fund.
Operation of
revolving
fund.
Inspection
verification.
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PART X–LIABILITY AND OFFENCES
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