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Financial Management and Accountability (Determination 2004/10 — Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Conference and Seminar Contributions Account) Abolition 2004

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This Act has been repealed and is no longer in force. It is retained for historical reference.

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This document closes a specific government bank account that held money for parliamentary conference fees.

What it does:

Abolishes (closes) the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Conference and Seminar Contributions Account
This account was used to pay contributions to the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (the body that connects parliaments across Commonwealth countries) for conferences and seminars
The account closes automatically once the balance reaches zero — meaning when all the allocated money has been spent or moved elsewhere

Who it affects:

The Department of Finance (which manages government accounts)
Members of Parliament who participated in these conferences

Why it matters: This is routine financial housekeeping. It formally shuts down an account that is no longer needed, ensuring the government's financial records are accurate and up-to-date under the Financial Management and Accountability Act 1997.

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Financial Management and Accountability (Determination 2004/10 — Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Conference and Seminar Contributions Account) Abolition 2004

I, NICK MINCHIN, Minister for Finance and Administration, make this Determination under subsection 20 (3) of the Financial Management and Accountability Act 1997.

Dated 15 June 2004

Nick Minchin

Minister for Finance and Administration

1 Name of Determination

This Determination is the Financial Management and Accountability (Determination 2004/10 — Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Conference and Seminar Contributions Account) Abolition 2004.

Note This Determination shall commence on the day that it is made.

2 Abolition of Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Conference and Seminar Contributions Account

The Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Conference and Seminar Contributions Account is abolished with effect from the time at which the balance of the appropriation for the Account reaches zero.

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1 Financial Management and Accountability (Determination 2004/10 — Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Conference and Seminar Contributions Account) Abolition 2004

Financial Management and Accountability (Determination 2004/10 — Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Conference and Seminar Contributions Account) Abolition 2004

I, NICK MINCHIN, Minister for Finance and Administration, make this Determination under subsection 20 (3) of the Financial Management and Accountability Act 1997.

Dated 15 June 2004

Nick Minchin

Minister for Finance and Administration

1 Name of Determination

This Determination is the Financial Management and Accountability (Determination 2004/10 — Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Conference and Seminar Contributions Account) Abolition 2004.

Note This Determination shall commence on the day that it is made.

2 Abolition of Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Conference and Seminar Contributions Account

The Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Conference and Seminar Contributions Account is abolished with effect from the time at which the balance of the appropriation for the Account reaches zero.