RPP – 2005-2006 – Section 3-2
NRTEE - 2005-2006 Estimates: Part III - Report on Plans and Priorities
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2005–2006 ($ thousands) |
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Program Activity |
Budgetary |
Non-budgetary |
Total Main Estimates |
Adjustments (planned spending not in Main Estimates) |
Total Planned Spending |
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Operating |
Capital |
Grants and Contributions |
Gross |
Revenue |
Net |
Loans, Investments and Advances |
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Provide advice on environment and economy issues |
5,051.0 |
– | – |
5,051.0 |
– |
5,051.0 |
– |
5,051.0 |
– |
5,051.0 |
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Total |
5,051.0 |
– | – |
5,051.0 |
– |
5,051.0 |
– |
5,051.0 |
– |
5,051.0 |
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This table shows total 2005-2006 planned spending for the National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy by program activity. All planned spending for 2005-2006 is classified as operating expenses in support of Agency initiatives. Table 3: Voted and Statutory Items listed in Main
This table displays the National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy main estimates by vote and statutory items for the current and previous estimates years. The decrease in operating expenditures and increase in contributions to employee benefit plans in the current main estimates is due to a permanent transfer of funds within the operating expenditures vote from operating to personnel expense. The amount of the decrease and increase represents the cost of the employee benefit plans related to the amount transferred.
Table 4: Net Cost of Department for the Estimates
Year
Revenue Estimates |
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The Prime Minister of Canada is the minister responsible for the National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy.
The Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer is responsible for the NRTEE’s single activity (i.e., to provide advice on strategic environment and economy issues of national relevance), including total gross planned spending of $5.0 million and the 28 full-time equivalents associated with this activity. (click to enlarge)
Table 1: Departmental Planned Spending and Full-Time Equivalents
(1)Reflects best forecast of total planned spending to the end of the fiscal year and includes approvals obtained since the Main Estimates, Supplementary Estimates and any other adjustments. (2) This reflects the reductions to the department's planned spending as a result of the ERC exercise, which were announced in the 2005 Budget - more information will be provided in the next Supplementary Estimates. |




















