Traduction de «répartition des crédits votés » (Français → Anglais) :

If you were to look at the current fiscal year versus previous fiscal years, you'll notice two things. Number one is the spending in total after supplementary estimates (B), in terms of authorities, is basically in line with what it was the previous fiscal year, but you're seeing a different split between voted and statutory.

3. The appropriations authorised in the relevant chapter of the preceding financial year, as specified in paragraphs 1 and 2, shall be understood as referring to the appropriations voted in the budget, including by amending budgets, and after adjustment for the transfers made during that financial year.

3. The appropriations authorised in the relevant chapter of the preceding financial year, as specified in paragraphs 1 and 2, shall be understood as referring to the appropriations voted in the budget, including by amending budgets, and after adjustment for the transfers made during that financial year.

The $1.2 billion in voted appropriations requires the approval of Parliament and includes major budgetary items such as $353.4 million for the Gas Tax Fund to support environmentally sustainable municipal infrastructure projects that contribute to cleaner air, cleaner water and reduced greenhouse gas emissions; $381.5 million for Canada's fast-start finance commitments under the Copenhagen Accord, which support climate change adaptation and mitigation in developing countries; $162.2 million for the writeoff of debts owed to the Crown for unrecoverable Canada student loans; $151.9 million in support of Canada's new training mission in ...[+++]Afghanistan; $100 million for additional grants to international organizations for development assistance, food aid and education; $95 million to meet operational requirements of nuclear laboratories such as ensuring continued isotope production and health and safety upgrades; $70.4 million for Canada's response to the humanitarian crisis in Eastern Africa resulting from the prolonged drought in the region; $59.7 million to realign operating resources following a review of Employment Insurance administrative cost allocation; $54 million for an increase in non-discretionary expenses, fit-up, maintenance and temporary accommodation associated with Crown-owned buildings and leased space.

The breakdown between the different types of assistance is as follows:

CASA will continue to scrutinize the distribution process, including an assessment of whether the 70-30 split in funding between universities and colleges responds effectively to the needs of colleges given the central role they will play in providing advanced skills and training to our labour force.