Estimates-1968 — Page 283

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HEAD 40 — INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT

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Actual expenditure

Approved

Revised

Estimate

estimate

estimate

1967-68

1965-66

1966-67

1966-67

$

$

$

$

Personal Emoluments

6,086,944

7,176,600

7,289,000

8,153,200

Other Charges Annually Recurrent

313,300

266,500

279,000

664,500

Other Charges Special Expenditure

58,263

59,300

59,000

87,000

Total

6,458,507

7,502,400

7,627,000

8,904,700

The increase in Other Charges Annually Recurrent is mainly due to the additional sums provided for the necessary administration of new office accommodation.

Under Special Expenditure, funds are provided for additional accounting machines and office equipment to cope with the increasing volume of work.

HEAD 41 JUDICIARY

Actual expenditure

Approved

Revised

Estimate

estimate

estimate

1967-68

1965-66

1966-67

1966-67

$

$

$

Personal Emoluments

6,891,100

7,981,100

7,981,000

9,078,100

Other Charges Annually Recurrent

820,277

983,500

1,037,000

1,177,700

Other Charges Special Expenditure

118,347

126,000

130,000

81,700

Total

7,829,724

9,090,600

9,148,000

10,337,500

Under Other Charges Annually Recurrent, the overall increased provision reflects the expansion of the Judiciary and is due in the main to the separate housing of the Victoria District Court and the recently introduced Legal Aid Ordinance 1966 whereby financial assistance is made available to aid persons of limited means to engage lawyers in order to assure satisfactory legal representation.

HEAD 42 — KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY

Actual

Approved

Revised

expenditure

Estimate

estimate

estimate

1967-68

1965-66

1966-67

1966-67

$

$

Personal Emoluments

3,868,817

3,891,500

4,158,000

4,560,200

Other Charges Annually Recurrent

1,721,553

1,922,100

2,135,000

2,539,700

Other Charges Special Expenditure

1,773,314

2,420,400

3,164,000

2,532,900

Total

7,363,684

8,234,000

9,457,000

9,632,800

Under Other Charges Annually Recurrent the increased provision for 1967-68 reflects generally the higher cost of the operation and maintenance of the Railway following the large increase in goods traffic and special trains over recent years. In particular, increased provision for the maintenance of the permanent way and structures and of the rolling stock is made necessary by this expansion of activity. The cost of fuel and lubricants is also commensurately increased.

Under Special Expenditure provision is made for the continuance of the phased programme for the renewal of the permanent way and for improvement of facilities in stations.

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