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Statement of Excesses
The Statement of Excesses (SoE) is published alongside Spring Supplementary Estimates and seeks authority for any spending by departments in the previous financial year that was outside of the plans contained in Estimates and authorised by Parliament.
- Supply Estimates 2011-2012: Statement of Excesses (PDF 757KB)
- Supply Estimates 2010-2011: Statement of Excesses (PDF 693KB)
- Supply Estimates 2009-2010: Statement of Excesses (PDF 693KB)
- Supply Estimates 2008-2009: Statement of Excesses (PDF 437KB)
- Supply Estimates 2007-2008: Statement of Excesses (PDF 156KB)
- Supply Estimates 2006-2007: Statement of Excesses (PDF 389KB)
- Supply Estimates 2005-2006: Statement of Excesses (PDF 216KB)
- Supply Estimates 2004-2005: Statement of Excesses (PDF 213KB)
- Supply Estimates 2003-2004: Statement of Excesses (PDF 59KB)
- Supply Estimates 2002-2003: Statement of Excesses (PDF 52KB)
- Supply Estimates 2001-2002: Statement of Excesses (PDF 141KB)
- Supply Estimates 2000-2001: Statement of Excesses (PDF 169KB)
These Supply Estimates publications are available above in Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF). If you do not have Adobe Acrobat installed on your computer you can download the software free of charge from the Adobe website.
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