Previously introduced as:
Topics
budget budget allocation government funding hospital equipment public finance public hospitals
Introduced by: The Hon Tom Koutsantonis MP (ALP)
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Effects of this bill
If this bill passes, it means that:
The Debate
What different members said when this bill was debated:
Kyam Maher ALP
“I would like to thank all speakers who have contributed to the second reading stage of this bill and look forward to it passing so we can finalise the bill and make sure we have money for the running of the state and the people who work for the government. Bill read a second time.”
Emily Bourke ALP
“I am sure it will not surprise the chamber that I will be rising in support of the Appropriation Bill. The Appropriation Bill allows for government expenditure as set out in the state budget. It allows the Malinauskas Labor government to deliver on its election commitments for current and future generations of South Australians.”
Tung Ngo ALP
“I rise today to provide my full support for the Appropriation Bill 2022. The complexities and dynamics that this budget addresses show that the Labor government is dealing with the hardship and adversity brought about by COVID with a budget that improves life for all of us in some way.”
Russell Wortley ALP
“The Appropriation Bill before us is essential in allowing this new state government to deliver much-needed development and reform required to ensure South Australia’s future. South Australia has a proven track record of identifying ahead of time the state’s needs, whether they are in the domains of health, education, infrastructure, security, environment or economic growth, and we deliver.”
“I rise today as the opposition’s lead spokesperson on the Appropriation Bill 2020. I do so on behalf of and in the absence of the Hon. Heidi Girolamo, who is shadow finance minister and cannot be here today. Since the budget was released on 2 July 2022, we have raised a long list of questions and concerns about Labor’s spending.”