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📜 Appropriation (Capital 2025–26) Bill 2025

Assented toLABill 2219 June 2025

The Appropriation (Capital 2025–26) Bill 2025 allocates $7,982,267,000 from the Consolidated Account for capital expenditures for the financial year ending June 30, 2026. This funding supplements the Appropriation (Recurrent 2025-26) Act 2025.

Impact

Government agencies and the public will be affected as the allocated funds are used for various capital projects. This bill ensures funding for essential services and infrastructure development across Western Australia.

Key Changes

["Allocates $7,982,267,000 for capital purposes.", "Specifies the allocation of funds to various government agencies and projects as detailed in Schedule 1.", "Supplements the Appropriation (Recurrent 2025-26) Act 2025."]

Parliamentary Progress

  1. LA IntroducedLA19 June 2025
  2. LA Second Reading SpeechLA19 June 2025
  3. LA Second Reading MovedLA19 June 2025
  4. LA Second Reading AgreedLA26 June 2025
  5. LA Third ReadingLA12 Aug 2025
  6. LC Second Reading SpeechLC12 Aug 2025
  7. LC Second Reading MovedLC12 Aug 2025
  8. LC First ReadingLC12 Aug 2025
  9. LC Third ReadingLC19 Aug 2025
  10. LC Second Reading AgreedLC19 Aug 2025
  11. Royal Assent22 Aug 2025
Affected Sectors
public_sectortransporthealtheducationutilitiesplanninglocal_government
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