Resources for the Climate Change Programme. Decreased expenditure of $20.28 million under the Tasmanian Forests Package. Decreased expenditure of $38.47 million under the Working on Country programme. Outcome 2 The increase in income of $23.09 The increase in expenses of $11.05 million in 2013–14 was primarily due million in 2013–14 was primarily the to an increase in the rate of the result of increased grant expenses for equivalent carbon tax from 1 July the Suburban Jobs programme. 2013. On 17 July 2014 legislation to abolish the carbon tax received Royal Assent. Under the legislation, no new carbon tax liabilities will be imposed for synthetic greenhouse gases imported from 1 July 2014 and all related revenue will cease. Outcome 3 There is no administered income for This item represents depreciation of this outcome. the Antarctic Heritage Collection. Outcome 4 The increase in income of $143.49 The decrease in expenses of $374.99 million in 2013–14 was primarily due million in 2013–14 was primarily the to: result of: An increase of $83.87 million in The change in the impairment the reversal of previous cost of water entitlements, which impairment recorded against fell from $343.41 million in water entitlement assets. to 33.01 million in 2013–14, reflecting the movement of prices An increase of $58.83 million on State Government water mainly due to water entitlements trading registers. received free of charge under State Priority Projects, where the A decrease of $23.74 million initial grant payments were made under the National Water Security as Specific Purpose Payment by Plan for Cities and Towns. the Department of the Treasury. A decrease of $45.58 million under the National Urban Water and Desalination Plan. A decrease of $7.73 million under the Water Smart Australia programme. An increase of $3.19 million under the Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure
Resources for the Climate Change Programme. Decreased expenditure of $20.28 million under the Tasmanian Forests Package. Decreased expenditure of $38.47 million under the Working on Country programme. Outcome 2 The increase in income of $23.09 million in 2013–14 was primarily due to an increase in the rate of the equivalent carbon tax from 1 July 2013. On 17 July 2014 legislation to abolish the carbon tax received Royal Assent. Under the legislation, no new carbon tax liabilities will be imposed for synthetic greenhouse gases imported from 1 July 2014 and all related revenue will cease. The increase in expenses of $11.05 million in 2013–14 was primarily the result of increased grant expenses for the Suburban Jobs programme. Outcome 3 There is no administered income for this outcome. This item represents depreciation of the Antarctic Heritage Collection. Outcome 4 The increase in income of $143.49 million in 2013–14 was primarily due to: An increase of $83.87 million in the reversal of previous impairment recorded against water entitlement assets. An increase of $58.83 million mainly due to water entitlements received free of charge under State Priority Projects, where the initial grant payments were made as Specific Purpose Payment by the Department of the Treasury. The decrease in expenses of $374.99 million in 2013–14 was primarily the result of: The change in the impairment cost of water entitlements, which fell from $343.41 million in to 33.01 million in 2013–14, reflecting the movement of prices on State Government water trading registers. A decrease of $23.74 million under the National Water Security Plan for Cities and Towns. A decrease of $45.58 million under the National Urban Water and Desalination Plan. A decrease of $7.73 million under the Water Smart Australia programme. An increase of $3.19 million under the Sustainable Rural Water Use and Infrastructure
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