Guidelines for Costing Election Policies

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Guidelines for Costing Election Policies - Guidelines issued in accordance with the requirements of the Charter of Budget Responsibility Act 2007 (PDF, 110 Kb).

The following documents are example election policy costings for the purposes of demonstrating the application of the Guidelines for Costing Election Policies

Example Election Policy Costing - Lifestyle Awareness Campaign (PDF, 31 Kb).
Example Election Policy Costing - Centre of Excellence (PDF, 31 Kb).

The Charter of Budget Responsibility Act 2007 specifies the circumstances under which Treasury may be requested to cost the Government and Opposition parties’ election commitments during the caretaker period for a House of Assembly election. The following document outlines the employee cost estimates that will be used by Treasury if requested to cost Government or Opposition party policies.

Employee Cost Estimates (PDF, 29 Kb).