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Newfoundland and Labrador: where to find the budget

Newfoundland and Labrador gives each year's budget its own website, and keeps the old ones online back to 1995. That makes year-over-year comparison easier than in most provinces. The audited Public Accounts are published separately, by the Office of the Comptroller General under the Treasury Board Secretariat. Here is where each piece lives.

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The plan: the provincial budget

The budget sets out what the government expects to raise and intends to spend. The Estimates show the planned spending of each department. Both are plans, not results.

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The record: what was actually spent

If you only read one document, read this one. The budget is a promise; the Public Accounts are the receipt.

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Between budgets

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The independent check

Newfoundland and Labrador has no separate budget officer. The Auditor General reports to the House of Assembly, not to the government of the day.

Finding the documents is step one.

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