The Appropriation Bill, 2024
Where this law is right now
🏛️ Became law (Act)
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What does this law do?
This law authorizes the government to spend specific amounts from the Consolidated Fund of India to cover expenses for the financial year 2023-24, as outlined in the schedule.
Who it affects
The government of India, specifically the Central Government departments and ministries listed in the schedule.
Key provisions
- Authorizes payment of up to Rs. 2,00,29,95,4,00,000 (two lakh twenty-nine crore ninety-five lakh forty thousand) from the Consolidated Fund of India for 2023-24
- Specifies amounts for various departments and services including Agriculture, Defence, Health, Education, and others
- Repeals no older law (not stated)
- Creates no new bodies (not stated)
Points worth noting
- This is a financial bill under Article 114 of the Constitution
- It is a supplementary appropriation bill for the financial year 2023-24
- It requires approval from the Lok Sabha as per Article 115
| Source body | Parliament of India — Bills (Lok Sabha & Rajya Sabha) |
| Reference number | 20 |
| Status | closed (section: bill) |
| Year | 2024 |
| Closing date | — |
| Documents | 2 |
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Bill_passed_both
The-Appropriation-Bill-2024-bill_passed_both.pdf
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Bill_introduced
2024-02-07
The-Appropriation-Bill-2024-bill_introduced.pdf
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