Supplementary Estimates, 2016-17
Supplementary Estimates of the Province of Ontario for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2017 Volume 1.
Introduction
The purpose of supplementary estimates
Where it is necessary to seek the Legislature’s approval for additional expenditures after the tabling of the Main Estimates, Supplementary Estimates may be tabled.
Format, presentation, terms and definitions
Terms and definitions used throughout these Supplementary Estimates have the same meaning as described in the Introduction section of the 2016-17 Main Estimates. There are differences between the format and presentation of the Main and Supplementary Estimates described below.
Supplementary Estimates, unlike Main Estimates, do not include “Ministry Program Summary” tables providing a high-level perspective of each Ministry and listing all Votes/Programs, Statutory Appropriations and consolidations and other adjustments. “Vote Summary” tables display only those Items where authority for additional expenditures is being requested via Supplementary Estimates.
For comparative purposes, current and previous year’s Estimates amounts, which reflect previously tabled Main and Supplementary Estimates, and Actual amounts for the fiscal year two years ago are provided on Vote Summary pages. While all Supplementary Estimates amounts are “To be voted”, total Estimates amounts may include Special Warrants (if issued). Prior years’ amounts are restated to provide comparability where functional reorganizations and transfers, Supplementary Estimates or accounting changes have occurred. For more details on restatement to previously published data refer to the Main Estimates, restatement tables completing each Ministry’s section.
Estimates accounting policies
The Main and Supplementary Estimates are prepared on an accrual basis of accounting, consistent with the Province’s Budget and Public Accounts.
Ministries | Total amount |
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Aboriginal Affairs | $5,000,000 |
Economic Development, Employment and Infrastructure / Research and Innovation | $99,000,000 |
Education | $65,200,000 |
Energy | $408,000,000 |
Environment and Climate Change | $1,000,000 |
Health and Long-Term Care | $140,279,600 |
Training, Colleges and Universities | $1,100,000 |
Total operating expense | $719,579,600 |
Total amount to be voted | $719,579,600 |
Ministries | Total amount |
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Cabinet Office | $1,000 |
Economic Development, Employment and Infrastructure / Research and Innovation | $85,416,500 |
Education | $450,400,000 |
Municipal Affairs and Housing | $231,753,900 |
Training, Colleges and Universities | $292,050,000 |
Transportation | $20,000,000 |
Total capital expense | $1,079,621,400 |
Total amount to be voted | $1,079,621,400 |
Ministries | Total amount |
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Municipal Affairs and Housing | $1,000 |
Total capital assets | $1,000 |
Total amount to be voted | $1,000 |