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Budget 2011 - Law & Order

Budget 2011 - Law & Order

This table outlines the New Zealand Government's planned law and order spending for the 2011/12 budget year.

Actual spending for the previous four years is on the left and includes, for the sake of comparison, the previous Labour Government's final spending in 2008.

The numbers are drawn together from the Vote Police, Vote Corrections, and Vote Serious Fraud.

Links to the primary sources used, from Treasury's website, can be found at the bottom of the page.

Please note that some of the allocation titles have been shortened for the sake of space.

Figures for each allocation are in millions of NZ$.

                                                                                                                                              

Actual 2007/08 Actual 2008/09 Actual 2009/10 Forecast 2010/11 Law & Order: Budget 2011/12 %
NZ$m NZ$m NZ$m NZ$m   NZ$m  
0.000 49.398 58.301 0.000 Mgmt of Third Party Custodial Services 0.000 0.0%
45.151 10.566 11.006 0.000 Prisoner Employment 0.000 0.0%
1.675 2.047 0.000 0.000 Service Purchasing and Monitoring 0.000 0.0%
0.092 0.002 0.788 0.000 Civil Forfeiture of Criminal Assets 0.000 0.0%
0.000 3.000 4.000 1.757 Telecommunications Interception Capability 0.000 0.0%
0.000 0.000 0.010 0.010 Compensation for Confiscated Firearms 0.010 0.0%
0.000 0.100 0.100 0.100 United Nations Drug Control Programme 0.100 0.0%
0.042 0.745 0.050 0.722 Serious Fraud Office - Capital Expenditure 0.378 0.0%
2.668 2.576 3.126 3.151 Policy Advice and Ministerial Servicing 3.173 0.1%
4.652 0.000 1.000 5.067 Policy Advice and Ministerial Services 5.129 0.2%
11.457 4.859 5.024 24.956 Prisoner Transportation and Supervison 8.855 0.3%
4.965 5.649 6.682 11.063 Complex or Serious Fraud 12.343 0.4%
47.930 49.746 59.852 66.090 Services to the Judiciary & Parole Board 57.005 1.9%
90.718 99.383 99.812 99.429 Crime Prevention Services & Maintenance of Public Order 109.456 3.7%
93.508 103.132 105.362 109.522 Case Resolution and Support to Judicial Process 110.901 3.7%
90.573 98.894 106.345 111.109 General Crime Prevention Services 111.792 3.7%
111.797 115.775 97.097 129.820 New Zealand Police - Capital Expenditure 127.914 4.3%
57.201 58.638 65.162 137.053 Rehabilitation and Reintegrative Services 140.820 4.7%
128.652 131.605 268.129 177.011 Custody of Remand Prisoners 177.265 5.9%
90.549 137.869 147.683 203.798 Department of Corrections - Capital Expenditure 187.746 6.3%
105.733 130.396 170.701 195.490 Sentences and Orders Served in the Community 199.648 6.7%
257.032 276.307 290.671 297.052 Road Safety Program 298.455 10.0%
346.235 380.424 388.093 406.251 Investigations 401.256 13.5%
365.719 408.725 423.801 457.370 Police Primary Response Management 445.710 14.9%
521.598 515.779 545.808 572.430 Custody of Sentenced Prisoners 584.101 19.6%
             
2,377.90 2,585.60 2,858.60 3,007.30 Totals: $2,982.10 100.0%

You can get back to the main page that summarises all government spending here >>

Sources:

Police: http://treasury.govt.nz/budget/2011/estimates/est11police.pdf

Corrections: http://treasury.govt.nz/budget/2011/estimates/est11corr.pdf

Serious Fraud: http://treasury.govt.nz/budget/2011/estimates/est11serfra.pdf

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A budget without vision.

Billions paid by taxpayers for education and students loans and then..... where are decent jobs ?

The government cannot afford to import high tech infrastructure, while at the same time talented, skilled Kiwis export them selves.

The government cannot afford to import high tech infrastructure and at the same time NZmanufactureres are struggling and the wider NZworkforce is on low wages.

The government cannot afford to import high tech infrastructure and at the same time, unemployment is rising and youngsters are without decent jobs.

 The government cannot afford more prisons, but needs to support sustainable production, the private sector, creating more and better jobs.

Without decent job creation the drain of the wider population and wallets continuous and it will be only a matter of time until the society collapses and we see unrest coming from the wider population.

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