Defence Resourcing
Defence is required to present three financial statements prepared according to AIFRS (Income Statement, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow Statement). Separately, a Defence resourcing presentation (see Table 1.2 below) is used to show the total funds available to Defence in 2005–06. The total Departmental funding element of this presentation (serial 7) is the most common way of measuring Defence's budget.
At the time of the publication of the Portfolio Additional Estimates 2005–06, the projected level of resourcing available to Defence in 2005–06 was $20,354m, comprising total departmental funding of $17,752m and a further $2,602m for the administered appropriation. The total departmental funding allocation of $17,752m (serial 7) comprised funding from the Government for outcomes of $16,134m, an equity injection of $972m, own-source revenue of $622m and net capital receipts of $25m.
Notes:
- 2004–05 figures have been amended since publication in the Defence Annual Report 2004–05 to allow comparison with the AIFRS compliant 2005–06 figures.
- Includes $187.6m drawn in 2005–06 from equity injection received in previous years which was carried forward in Defence's appropriation receivable.
- Own-source Revenue (serial 4) includes sales of goods and services ($547.7m) and other revenue ($87.7m). This excludes revenue from 'assets now recognised' and 'other gains'.
- The Administered Appropriation (serial 8) covers costs associated with the military superannuation schemes, and also covers the provision of housing subsidies to current and retired Defence personnel. The administered appropriation is managed by the Department of Finance and Administration on Defence's behalf. More details on the administered appropriation are provided at p. 61 and Table 1.17.
The actual result for 2005–06 was $320.6m higher than the additional estimate including a variation of $168.5m in departmental funding and an increase of $152.1m in administered appropriation. Table 1.2 summarises the total Defence resourcing in 2005–06 compared to the additional estimate.
