HEAD 77 —— SUBVENTIONS: MISCELLANEOUS

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Actual expenditure

Approved

Revised

Estimate

estimate

estimate

1966-67

1964-65

1965-66

1965-66

$

$

$

Other Charges Annually Recurrent

6,324,963

7,442,500

8,995,000

7,915,100

Other Charges Special Expenditure

2,113,272

5,000,000

6,855,000

200,000

Total

8,438,235

12,442,500

15,850,000

8,115,100

The revised estimates for 1965-66 show a net increase of $3,400,000 over the approved estimates as a result of an additional sum of $1,412,520 being paid in respect of Commercial Public Relations Overseas, $1,162,520 of which was due but not paid in previous years; of a special additional subvention of $350,000 to the Tourist Association to assist in meeting the cost of the A.S.T.A. Convention; and of $1,800,000 under Special Expenditure for revised financial commitments in respect of the Ocean Terminal project.

Under recurrent expenditure for 1966-67 the most significant increases are in respect of the Tourist Association which receives an additional $300,000 and the Federation of Hong Kong Industries and the Hong Kong Management Association. In these latter two subheads there has been a redistribution of provision resulting in a combined increase of $90,500 due to increased activities.

HEAD 78 — TREASURY

Actual expenditure

Approved

Revised

Estimate

estimate

estimate

1966-67

1964-65

1965-66

1965-66

$

$

$

Personal Emoluments

3,598,756

3,672,100

3,903,000

4,098,500

Other Charges Annually Recurrent

93,224

114,900

109,000

123,900

Other Charges Special Expenditure

166,180

109,900

108,000

123,500

Total

3,858,160

3,896,900

4,120,000

4,345,900

Provision under Other Charges Annually Recurrent has been increased mainly for the purchase of additional stores and equipment and because of higher contract rates for servicing office machinery and an increase in the number of machines to be serviced.

Under Special Expenditure provision has been made for two additional steel cabinets for addressograph plates, one accounting and two receipting machines to replace worn out machines, and for one station wagon to cope with the increased parking meter collections.

HEAD 79 — URBAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT AND URBAN COUNCIL

Actual expenditure

Approved

Revised

Estimate

estimate

estimate

1966-67

1964-65

1965-66

1965-66

$

$

$

Personal Emoluments

34,904,928

39,000,000

40,000,000

43.603,400

Other Charges Annually Recurrent

4,103,939

5,862,700

5,490,000

5,558,400

Other Charges Special Expenditure

3,749,002

6,193,100

5,451,000

4,163,500

Total

42,757,869

51,055,800

50,941,000

53,325,300

Other Charges Annually Recurrent show an increase of $68,400 over the Revised Estimate for 1965-66. The increase is due mainly to travelling expenses.

HEAD 80 — URBAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT: CITY HALL

Actual expenditure

Approved estimate

Revised

Estimate

estimate

1966-67

1964-65

1965-66

1965-66

$

$

$

$

Personal Emoluments

924,966

1,234,800

1,210,000

1,421,700

Other Charges Annually Recurrent Other Charges Special Expenditure

501,016

898,000

791,000

890,800

370,360

705,700

704,000

779,100

Total

1,796,342

2,838,500

2,705,000

3,091,600

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