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Statement of Cash Flows for the Year Ended 30 June 2005


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Annual Report of the Ministry of Economic Development for the Year Ended 30 June 2005

[ Last Updated 18 January 2006 ]


2004
Actual
$000 (thousands of dollars)
 2005
Total
Actual
$000 (thousands of dollars)
2005
Main
Estimates
$000 (thousands of dollars)
2005
Supple­mentary
Estimates
$000 (thousands of dollars)
Cash Flows from Operating Activities   
 Cash was provided from:   
50,884Supply of outputs to Crown55,99953,10858,485
49,844Supply of outputs to Other44,52341,99344,560
(150)GST29495(24)
 Cash was applied to:   
 Producing outputs   
(46,657)- Personnel(48,208)(48,050)(49,246)
(47,146)- Operating(47,786)(52,610)(52,855)
(341)- Capital charge(366)(417)(403)
6,434Net Cash Flows from Operating Activities4,456(5,881)517
 Cash Flows from Investing Activities   
 Cash was provided from:   
138Sale of fixed assets101--
 Cash was applied to:   
(6,551)Purchase of fixed assets(11,469)(14,424)(14,793)
(6,413)Net Cash Flows from Investing Activities(11,368)(14,424)(14,793)
 Cash Flows from Financing Activities   
 Cash was provided from:   
-Capital contribution from Crown for Ministry working capital10,00013,00010,000
-Capital contribution from Crown for the development of Climate Change Register and Licensed Building Practitioners implementation-3,000-
1,121Capital contribution from Crown for the development of Motor Vehicle Traders and REGIS---
-Memorandum Account Deficit3,20411,2008,406
 Cash was applied to:   
(2,774)Payment of net surplus to Crown(7,121)(2,893)(7,121)
(1,653)Net Cash Flows from Financing Activities6,08324,30711,285
(1,632)Net Increase/(Decrease) in Cash Held(829)4,002(2,991)
11,263Add opening cash balance9,6318,1949,631
9,631Closing Cash8,80212,1966,640
 Cash comprises:   
9,631Cash8,80212,1966,640

This statement is to be read in conjunction with the Statement of Accounting Policies and Notes to the Financial Statements.


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