Appendix A: Expense by function and sub‑function
Table A1: Estimates of expenses by function and sub‑function
Table A1: Estimates of expenses by function and sub‑function (continued)
Table A1: Estimates of expenses by function and sub‑function (continued)
- Purchases of specialist military equipment are now treated as net capital investment rather than as expenses. See Appendix A, of Statement 3 and in Statement 9 for further details.
- The estimated financial impact of premium growth on the forward estimates for the Private Health Insurance Rebate has been allocated to the Contingency Reserve, due to commercial sensitivities.
- This sub‑function now includes health care agreements, due to the new framework for federal financial relations. Further details are provided in page 6‑6, titled 'A New Financial Framework for Specific Purpose Payments'.
- Most road and rail funding from 2009‑10 onwards is currently classified under the road transport sub‑function and will be reclassified between the road and rail transport sub‑functions as programs of work are determined.
- Asset sale related expenses are treated as a component of the Contingency Reserve.
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