Budget Paper No. 2
2009-10 Budget Statement
Contents

Chapter 1: Budget Position

1.1 Introduction
1.2 Budget Results
1.3 Capital Expenditure
1.4 Balance Sheet
1.5 Cash Flow
1.6 Key Budget Variables
Chapter 2: The Economy

2.1 Introduction
2.2 Overview
2.3 Recent Performance
2.4 Outlook for 2009-10
2.5 Factors Affecting the Eonomic Outlook
Chapter 3: Fiscal Strategy and Outlook

3.1 Introduction
3.2 Fiscal Strategy
3.3 Support for the Economy
3.4 Maintaining Sound Finances
3.5 Sustainable Balance Sheet
3.6 Fiscal Targets and Principles: Progress
3.7 Impact of 2009-10 Budget on the Long-Term Fiscal Gap
Chapter 4: General Government Expenditure

4.1 Introduction
4.2 The Budget Process
4.3 Expenditure Trends and Composition
4.4 Policy Areas
Chapter 5: General Government Revenues

5.1 Introduction
5.2 Taxation Policy Measures
5.3 Revenue Trends and Composition
5.4 Taxation Revenue
5.5 Grant Revenue
5.6 Other Revenues
5.7 Tax Expenditures and Concessions
Chapter 6: Federal Financial Relations

6.1 Introduction
6.2 Australian Government Payments
6.3 COAG Reform Agenda
6.4 GST Revenue
Chapter 7: Balance Sheet Management

7.1 Introduction
7.2 Net Financial Liabilities
7.3 Net Debt
7.4 Net Worth
7.5 Unfunded Superannuation
7.6 Insurance
7.7 Financial Asset Management
7.8 Financial Liability and Risk Management
Chapter 8: Public Trading Enterprises

8.1 Introduction
8.2 Recent Developments
8.3 Operating Performance
8.4 Capital Expenditure
8.5 Major Sectors
Chapter 9: Uniform Financial Reporting

9.1 Introduction
9.2 Uniform Presentation Framework
9.3 Uniform Presentation Tables
9.4 Loan Council Allocation
Appendices
A. Progress against Fiscal Responsibility Act 2005 Targets and Principles
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B. Statement of Accounting Principles and Policies
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D. 2008-09 Budget - Summary of Variations
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E. Tax Expenditure and Concessional Charges Statement
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