will be completely review because this is a war budget, this is not a budget for a peaceful life, for peaceful life, a completely new budget will have to be adopted. i think we will all communicate and, uh, just be ecstatic to review this budget a p yaroslav, here you mentioned that they can in fact that this is a pessimistic forecast and in fact or realistic and there can be increased revenues at the expense of which anton looks in general it is simply very difficult to predict how economic dynamics today affect budget revenues e the fact is that uh, the government forecast on which this budget is based is uh, it says that in nominal gdp terms, we will have somewhere 37% more than planned in the current year, in the current year, this year it is planned somewhere -33%. next year, plus 4.7% growth plus 30% inflation, and at the same time, again in nominal terms, the amount of budget tax revenues to the budget is projected to be approximately the same as for the current year, that is, there is a certain mismatch here. i think that the government simply went too far if you were as caref

sustainability of the stability of the budget.this is the country's obligation to our citizens. they must be fulfilled. this solution, which is an extremely difficult situation, should ensure the development of the economy, the implementation of social infrastructure projects. and, of course, to prioritize the provision of our soldiers and officers with their families. implementation of achievement objectives for the purposes of the special military operation next year, the cabinet of ministers expects inflation at the level of five and a half percent and the average annual dollar exchange rate of 68 rubles. 30 kop. and another important indicator of the budget was completed, based on the price of urals oil. just over 70 dollars per barrel is important that the share of oil and gas revenues. in the total income , gdp will decrease in the next 3 years, that is , the country's economy will slow down by 0.8% in 2023, but recovery growth is expected in the next 2 years. the left opposition traditionally criticizes the budget. there ar

, and this and that are in this draft budget there is no direction for the development of local budgets, the empowerment of local budgets and an increase in purchasing power dragged the country out in 2015, and it seems to me that we must first unequivocally stand for reverse subsidies for local budgets and here my opinion absolutely coincides with mr. taras 100%. and this affects lviv oblast and it affects other regions. well , secondly, it is very important that we finally clearly prescribe that local administrations cannot approve military administrations in rivne, zakarpattia, chernivtsi or zhytomyr, where thanks to the armed forces of ukraine there are no military actions, local administrations, local councils have perform the powers that belong to them, and today we cannot hand over all finances to regional governments military administrations, we have to protect military administrations from corruption and potential looting, that's why the army is number one , that's why social standards for teachers, for doctors , for pensioners - this is number two, and of course local budgets,

the reality is that the fy 23 budget is smaller than the fy 22 budget. the spending is the operating dollars being spent on the budget and not the one-time dollars they came from the federal government, which we spent on one-time things to recover from the pandemic. my opponent likes to ignore the fact that we went through a deadly global pandemic. he ignored it while we were in it and hasn't been vaccinated, did not wear our mask, did not encourage people to. we were spending dollars to spend people's lives, to make sure our hospitals were open to keep our small businesses going. to invest in keeping our kids safe in schools. and we've done that. and we continue to invest in the things that are most important to getting past the pandemic. the budget has reduced from the height of the worst part of the pandemic and i'm proud for having both -- balanced the budget. this was not from federal dollars. this was from prudent, fiscal responsibility the democrats have exercised. my opponent voted against all of those balanced budgets, including the dollars we p

can could _ not necessarily the many budget can could just _ not necessarily the many budget can couldhe fact that the day before, the bank of england — that the day before, the bank of england did not raise interest rates is much _ england did not raise interest rates is much as— england did not raise interest rates is much as the federal reserve did they think— is much as the federal reserve did they thinkjumping to conclusions about— they thinkjumping to conclusions about causality is not meeting the bbc's _ about causality is not meeting the bbc's requirement for impartiality. jacob _ bbc's requirement for impartiality. jacob rees—mogg. and we heard of kwasi kwarteng's sacking. well, it is been a busy week for what is been the business and economics unit and now the money, technology and data department but it's editor has spent time and thank you for coming on news watch. and being sexist chancellor and already some viewers have said that they feel the need that the media has contributed to his departure. imilieu contributed to his departure. when ou have a contributed to his depa

the 2019 budget, today we have a -- was $834 billion budget. today, we have a $46.5 billion budget where's the math? my administration will an act is -- enact a zero-based budget. we will place knowledgeable, honorable men and women as agency heads and they will begin to go to work with a zero-based budget and they will account for every dollar that's going to be bent. -- spent. finally, the people of illinois will be able to look and see directly where the money is being spent. i believe that's how we are going to ferret out the waste that is currently in the budget. and that's how we are going to be able to adequately pay down our bills and are unfunded pension that is taking place right now. that is how we are going to get the state back on track where it needs to be. >> let's take this over to patrick keck. >> good morning, everyone. i will start with two separate questions related to firearm owners identification card, known as foid. i'll start with the senator you , introduced legislation that would eliminate, as you put it void the foid.

, but the budget.n the end, still a surplus or scarce because. uh, earlier it was said that the revenue side of the budget would be greater than the expenditure side, would there be any adjustments here? the draft budget for the next three years for all 3 years was formed with a deficit. yes, we have become accustomed to the fact that our federal budget was always executed and planned in surplus. and even this year's budget is now. here are the results of ten months. he is from 9 months old. it is performed with a surplus. true, a small 54 billion rubles. - this is a small amount for our budget, but nevertheless less he is still a sprofit. well, three for the next period. the period it will be with a deficit is caused by the fact that now we see what kind of world we live in and what sanctions pressure is exerting on our country. all this will affect the volume of budget revenues. naturally, for those expenses and for the challenges that our country faces, it will take really very large funds in order

the mini budget- - -— further changes to the mini buduet... , ., . :, budget...e about the cap on energy prices i budget... is the chancellor spoke i about the cap on energy prices now only being guaranteed until april, shown at the butcher here expressed some concerns. he says he has already risen 30 to 40 customers a week. ~ , , , ., :, week. with the energy bills, a lot ofthe week. with the energy bills, a lot of the elderly _ week. with the energy bills, a lot of the elderly customers - week. with the energy bills, a lot of the elderly customers are - of the elderly customers are worried _ of the elderly customers are worried. they are scared to put their— worried. they are scared to put their cookers on or whatever, so they— their cookers on or whatever, so they do— their cookers on or whatever, so they do not— their cookers on or whatever, so they do not cook certain things, they— they do not cook certain things, they undertook hot meals about twice a week, _ they undertook hot meals about twice a week, and _ they undertook hot meals about twice a week, and

uh, silat, in the three-year budget , our draft budget is significantly increased, there are also udom justices. the leader of the faction, presents the document to the minister of finance, as the budget of the victory at a meeting with the ldpr faction, anton silanov receives a proposal to exclude unnecessary expenses in the country, including holiday expenses. they also say in the new people faction, parliamentarians, for example, propose to complete the construction, where it is nato, and postpone new large projects until better times. after discussing the draft budget with the minister of finance, making comments on proposals from all committees and factions, the main financial documents. we consider in the first reading at a plenary session in the state duma from the rostrum. anton siluanov presents the federal budget to deputies; revenues in the next 3 years, alas, are growing by almost 2 trillion rubles; indexed pensions. and the maternity capital provides funds to support families with children presented in the budget law take into account both new challenges and the implementa

the draft budget for the years., the volume of expenditures will gradually decrease over the three-year period, amounting to about trillion rubles this year, as expected, and revenues will amount to a little more than 26 trillion rubles. well, every year the federal deficit will increase in this way, and the federal budget will have a deficit in 2023 of 2% of gdp well, further in 2025 it will decrease to 0.7%, and also, of course, by 2025 a gradual transition to the budget rule is planned sectors of the economy to this new budget rule, with regard to revenues, they will also gradually increase and this will occur, among other things, due to tax innovations that will be proposed in the draft budget and they will be exempted overrents from some sectors of the economy that are now really gains and fluctuations in world prices in particular among the key proposals. this is an increase in taxation in the field of production and export of natural gas. also, some innovations await the oil sector, and the increase in the se

about this budget.of view, the budget was clearly not written in accordance with the realities that the country lives today and in which the country will live in 2023. therefore, we, as always, have prepared an alternative budget. we have it let's say with a target setting even for money e we propose to make 9 trillion more revenues and seven trillion rubles more spending, because we are sure that there should be a budget for the victory and not a budget, as if nothing had happened. i want to offer you a mini-series of very small films that we shot almost 30 years ago. i thought about what, probably, they should talk about painting, that is, the idea arose to try to hear what the artist could hear when he painted a portrait or landscape? it seems to me that it makes sense to recall who all the same is, russian culture, in particular, yes, russian painting, which shocked the world at the time. hello and most importantly, the legal events of the day will be told by correspondents of the vesti duty departm

this is an emergency budget. it's not a budget, really, with a with a major economic vision. it's that word again, it's a fantasy budget. that's a budgetjust to, you know, get the get the government and get the numbers straight. exactly. it's a budget to get the government off the hook. it bears no relation to reality. and you're funded... let's get down to detail. one of your big problems... and i acknowledge you're not the minister of finance, you're the minister of economy and trade. so this isn't directly your responsibility. but you must acknowledge in your role that it is a total catastrophe, that your currency crisis simply gets worse, not better. you've got at least three different exchange rates. your official rate is, what, 1,500 lebanese pounds to the dollar? the actual street rate is something like 37,000 lebanese pounds to the dollar. nobody in your country believes that your banks are anything other than bust, and that's why so many lebanese people are queuing around the block trying to get their money out of the banks. the banks have now closed, and the only wa

the main idea of ​​this budget is unconditional.fillment of all social obligations to citizens, regardless of unprecedented external pressure and anti-russian sanctions, the government plans the country's income and expenses in advance next year. this is more than 26-29 trillion, respectively. it turns out that the state earns less than will spend on 3 trillion rubles or 2% of gdp the difference - this is what economists call the deficit to close the deficit the cabinet plans, mainly through borrowing, for example, the issuance of federal loan bonds are presented, the legal budget takes into account both new challenges and the implementation of all those decisions that we said, uh, in previous years. the budget meets the tasks of ensuring the country's security and recreating its own technological competencies. this will support the economy in our country, which means the well-being and quality of life of our people budget. today, this is the obligation of the party to our citizens. they must be fulfilled. this solution, which is an

ideas of this budget certainly.ulfillment of all social obligations to citizens, regardless of unprecedented external pressure and anti-russian sanctions, the government plans the country's income and expenses in advance next year. this is more than 26-29 trillion, respectively. it turns out that the state will earn less than it will spend on 3 trillion rubles or 2% of gdp difference - economists call this a deficit, the cabinet plans to close the deficit, mainly due to borrowings, such as issuance of federal loan bonds are represented by e. the budget law takes into account both new challenges and the implementation of all those decisions that we spoke about in previous years. uh, the budget meets the tasks of ensuring the country's security and recreating its own technological competencies. this will support the economy of our country, which means the well-being and quality of life of our people, the budget. today, this is the obligation of the country to our citizens. they must be fulfilled. it is a decision that

they have a budget. not enough money for much needed, and they are based on their capabilities. that's who how much sakhalin can, uh, 300,000 times he can, but some region and nothing can at all, uh, of course this is wrong. i hope soon. this injustice will be corrected and all our soldiers, regardless of rank and those who e. now he has partially passed mobilization, now he is going through training at the training grounds and after some time they will be at the front, so that they all understand that and these are the payments from the state. let's say it already. so not from the side of a separate subject. eh, the federation of the country of the state and i think it will be right. if we do all this at the expense of the federal budget, and not based on the possibility of regional investors. this is more fair. well, yes, here i agree with you, because some of them are already turning on. well, such a competitive moment, or what? yes, and our guys they are, well, really somehow they will not understand

hello, tell us what forecasts for the ruble and inflation are included in the budget. tatyana, minister of finance, anton siluanov noted that work on the budget for the next 3 years is going on at a difficult time. however, despite this, all social obligations will be fulfilled, moreover, he noted at a meeting of the relevant committee on the tax budget that neither in one of the scenarios does not include a change in the personal income tax rate, while it is possible that partial financing of budget expenditures from the national welfare fund is among the priorities. not only the fulfillment of social obligations, but technological sovereignty. or the security of the country, here is what anton silanov said about this. we made a lot of decisions in new innovations and in the field of tax policy we made priorities in the expenditure side of the budget, defining the main tasks of this social direction. this is technological development and ensuring its own technological security. this is, uh, finding resources for the needs of the defense and security of our country. an

baseline budget. i'm sorry, that's baseline, but let me say on a larger scale, this is truly in a way that very few political events every are, ever are. and his star trek event, for all those who are tired of negative smear campaigns, for all those who ask political parties to get together and be a responsible team, for all those who said we have to deal in a positive way with the challenges of america's future. i hope that you listened to each of our candidates as they outlined each of the ten bills that we have committed in our contract to bring to the floor. and i hope every person will realize this is an enormous undertaking. i want to thank in particular bob michael, who has been an extraordinary leader in reaching out to everyone in the conference and encouraging us to be daring and to be bold and to launch this effort. and bob, we literally would not be here today without your support and your help. i want to thank -- armey and all the incumbents who worked so hard to make sure that we actuall

: the first budget is the state budget and the second budget is the local budgets of cities and unitedd kyiv, roads were quickly repaired after the missile attack, but it is not from the state budget and from the local budget, the budget of the city of kyiv and the budget of the city of dnipro, funds were taken from them, and from those budgets it is not possible to finance with the law, simply not having the opportunity to finance defense and its needs , but from the state, it is possible, that is, from the state , subventions are allocated for the construction of roads in within the framework of certain united communities or within cities of national importance , nevertheless, the quality of the current roads is sufficient to deliver heavy equipment to the front, including well, when i i hear that planes land on repaired roads, this is necessary so that our fighters can land there . you know, it’s just strange here that no one has explained for sure that a fighter jet for er lands on the road only in er case in one case, an emergency landing because where is he well if he is well wil

called the bread and butter budget.urprising considering the physical outlook as well as of the outlook when it comes to key demand from markets like china. we are watching trading in the yuan given the weakness in the big salafi equities. al millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, introducing, the best price for two lines of unlimited. just $30 per line. there are millions of happy campers out there. and this is the perfect time to join them... add a line to your existing plan, or see for yourself how easy it is to save by talking to our helpful switch squad at your local xfinity store today. >> incoming british prime minister rishi sunak has warned the u.k. faces a profound economic challenge. he called for unity in the nation and his worn conservative party in place of the headwinds, rising interest rates, and a surge in mortgage costs. it will take office later tuesda

has the bbc been too quick since the mini—budget tojump on only the bad figures? world impacts of what's happening in the past few weeks in terms of mortgage costs for people and be seeing some being withdrawn from the market and also reported on some of the more positive aspects of what's happened in terms of better savings, and the weak pound being good for exporters. and some say the bbc is blaming everything on the mini—budget there are otherfactors, such as the war in ukraine, global inflation affecting interest rates and markets overreacting perhaps. i think we've acknowledged there's a number of factors in this, not least the very strong dollar and what the federal reserve is doing with interest rates. but i think we also need, looking at impartiality with the bbc, you have to examine the evidence and i think we will struggle to find that many economists who say that there is no link between heaven and the many —— mini—budget and what subsequently happened in the market and so, the government itself, kwasi kwarteng acknowledged that this many budget had cau

about this budget.t importantly, uh, from our point of view, the budget was clearly not written in accordance with the realities that the country lives today and in which the country will live in 2023. therefore, we, as always, have prepared an alternative budget. we have more than , let's say, raw materials, even in terms of money, and we propose to increase income by 9 trillion. and there are more trillions of rubles of expenses for everything, because we are sure that there should be a victory budget and not a budget, as if nothing it happened. let's tell this day in history right now hello on october 26, 1597, the korean fleet defeated the japanese at the battle of the straits. he rian war started the rulers. japan theaterthlon. hida all he wanted to capture korea and invade china on land won, but the koreans were stronger at sea, because admiral lisun built ships. what the japanese did not have kabukson or turtle ships with dozens of cannons and with a roof studded with iron spikes. the admiral alw

. ., ., , ., kamikaze budget? what our budget to has delivered — kamikaze budget?amilies for the next two winters. it has _ families for the next two winters. it has made sure that we are going to see _ it has made sure that we are going to see higher economic growth, lower inflation _ to see higher economic growth, lower inflation, and more opportunities. the way— inflation, and more opportunities. the way that we will get our country growing _ the way that we will get our country growing is _ the way that we will get our country growing is through more jobs, more growth, _ growing is through more jobs, more growth, more opportunities, not through— growth, more opportunities, not through higher taxes, growth, more opportunities, not through highertaxes, higher through higher taxes, higher spending, through highertaxes, higher spending, and his friends in the union _ spending, and his friends in the union stopping hard—working people getting _ union stopping hard—working people getting to work. liz union stopping hard-working people getting to work-— getting to wor

— her so suddenly and a container many budget ripped to pieces —— mini budget — budget ripped to piecesy a sign of a leader to — budget. it's not really a sign of a leader to have your key policies that so — leader to have your key policies that so quickly. so, it seems we've gone _ that so quickly. so, it seems we've gone to— that so quickly. so, it seems we've gone to that — that so quickly. so, it seems we've gone to that old scenario in the post— gone to that old scenario in the post but— gone to that old scenario in the post but not actually empower. do ou post but not actually empower. you think of post but not actually empower. idir’r you think of any time in recent british political history in which the chancellor has been, if only for a few days or a few weeks more powerful than the prime minister? when borisjohnson had covid—19 and was in intensive care, technically, dominic raab, the prime minister was running the country and kids and that circumstances, rishi sunak possibly have more power. 0ther that circumstances, rishi sunak possibly have more power. other than the prime

mr with her kamikaze budget? speaker, with her kamikaze budget?with her kamikaze budget? m speaker, what our budget has delivered its security for families for the next two winters. it has made sure that we are going to see higher economic growth, lower inflation and more opportunities. the way that we will get our country growing is through morejobs, more growth, more opportunities. but lowertaxes— growth, more opportunities. but lower taxes have to be paid for somehow. sir keir pressed the prime minister on a pledge she made before she took office.— she took office. during her leadership _ she took office. during her leadership contest, - she took office. during her leadership contest, the - she took office. during her i leadership contest, the prime minisler— leadership contest, the prime minister said, leadership contest, the prime ministersaid, "i'm very leadership contest, the prime minister said, "i'm very clear. i'm not planning _ minister said, "i'm very clear. i'm not planning public spending reductions". is she going to stick to that? —

this has no choice other than to rip up her money budget.— her money budget.ting _ her money budget. this is a story that's starting in _ her money budget. this is a story that's starting in the _ her money budget. this is a story that's starting in the papers - that's starting in the papers tomorrow. i think liz truss, she's been meeting with the 1922 committee, the backbench mps, they have been less than impressed with her performance. and she's now come under immense pressure to rip up the tax cut package that she and the jets are announced only about a month ago, which sent the markets into a flat spin and the pound plunged. now it looks from tomorrow's papers as though she's going to have to reverse some of the measures in that package, in that many budget. measures that was supposed to drive growth but which have in fact absolutely wrecked the economy in recent weeks. so there is a lot of speculation in the papers about which tax cuts she's going to drop. it's looking like the corporation tax cut in particular will be reversed. a lot of speculation of co

ideas of this budget certainly. fulfillment of all social obligations to citizens, regardless of unprecedented external pressure and anti-russian sanctions, the government plans the country's income and expenses in advance next year. this is more than 26 and twenty-nine trillion, respectively. it turns out that the state will earn less than they spend on 3 trillion rubles or 2% of gdp difference - this is what economists call the deficit . the budget law takes into account both new challenges and the implementation of all those decisions that we spoke about, uh, in previous years, the budget meets the tasks of ensuring the country's security, recreating, respectively, its own technological competencies, which is to support the economy of our country, means the welfare and quality of life of our people budget. today, this is the obligation of the country to our citizens. they must be fulfilled. this solution, which is an extremely difficult situation, should ensure the development of the economy of social projects. a

haidi: hot on the heels of the budget, australia's budget drops on cpi data.rd-quarter inflation is 1.6%. the budget includes a four and eight boost of almost $894 million. haidi: the is facing what is called a confluence of my death stagflation and geopolitical confrontation. while these issues have been faced before, they are made worse by high levels of debt. >> in addition to the economic and monetary and financial risks and the new wants, we are going toward stagflation we have never seen since the 1970's. there is also the geopolitical risk like the confrontation with some revisionist powers like china, russia, iran, and korea. that will lead potentially to conflict. there are environmental risks that are severe, there are risks coming from pandemics and from global climate change dynamics. there are technological risks coming from robotic automation of jobs. there is a political risk with polarization and the extreme right and extreme left coming to power in advanced economies and emerging markets. we have explicit debt. >> that is where i want to go. l

all budget priorities, financial support.ial guarantees for citizens will be fully implemented regardless of what the situation in the world may be, they emphasize here on the okhotsk ryad , most of the expenses included in the budget. and it's just spending on social policy of more than twenty-five percent provides for an increase in the subsistence minimum, and an increase in the salaries of state employees. the increase in maternity capital, as well as the indexation of pensions, despite the fact that the budget next year will be, but in deficit, that is, expenses will exceed income. and as it was emphasized here, and social obligations will be fulfilled, the minister of finance, anton siluanov, who came here to okhotny ryad to present the deputies with the main financial documents of the country, also spoke about this today, taking into account the fulfillment of social obligations and issues of technological independence of our country and the development of new territories budget simple, but all the priorities on which

that is why this budget is the way it is. which partners are agreed with ?well, the question is, in general, we have at least three tv channels that receive state funding, plus a separate one that goes to the so-called telethon and so on, in which they didn't let us in. well, the espresso tv channel is a normal, adequate, live tv channel with its own vision, but it is alive and not disengaged, well, at least minimally, that is, no more than 100, but here are such people, you understand money, as we speak, i will tell you about your tv channel , e-e, with great respect, dsp press. and i am of the opinion that it is possible for your tv channel, and it is good that they are on telethon, you are not limited by the framework of the information state policy, accordingly, you have the opportunity to be more creative and more advanced, accordingly, you have the opportunity. you have a greater probability of increasing your audience than conventional 1+1 ictv is your chance and opportunity, use it and wise wise solomon's answer thank you mr. oleg i would like for mr

all this is included in the budget.ording to the parameters of the macroeconomic forecast, based on which the draft budget for sustainable positive growth rates was drawn up, the economy will be released as early as 2024. so gdp will increase by 2.6%, and inflation will reach the target of four percent. i must say that for the time being these years the budget will be in deficit. however, this deficit will be reduced, for example, in the twenty-third year. as expected, it will amount to 2% of gdp in 24, already one, but one point and four tenths of a percent, and in 2025 0.7%, while incomes will, but constantly increase. but the costs will be stable, about 29 trillion rubles. if we talk about the key areas that are planned to be financed, then, of course, this is the reform of housing and communal services and the renewal of transport, in particular urban electric transport. and of course healthcare separately. anton siluanov stopped. the defense houses have determined the necessary amount of resources needed to conduct

uh, before the first reading of the budget., the chairman of the committee on budget and taxes said that 31 committees co-executing the project gave their opinions. also, the conclusions were received from the regions. that is why the draft budget. got support. all priorities will be financially secured. however, at this level of spending, it is important to monitor their implementation and prevent hyperinflation. today, we are largely issuing funds from the central bank under those funds that are frozen. yes, we have the right to do so, but you and i do not have the imports that covered the mass of commodities that we printed for this money. and this means that absolute caution is needed, because with all the situation that is going on at any moment. we may fall. if we are not careful about hyperinflation, that is, if we hit people, if we hit citizens, this, of course, cannot be allowed. the draft budget was drafted based on the macroeconomic forecast, according to which prices will increase by 12.4% this year and then inflati

well , the budget deficit is planned for next year, which, as pavlo said, is comparable to budget revenues, that is, in fact, half of our expenses will be to be financed from the deficit, 95% of the financing of the deficit is planned at the expense of external reserves , we calculated that this is approximately 2.5 billion dollars per month, taking into account the exchange rate that 42 which government is setting the next year, well, in fact, at the beginning of the war, somewhere in may the international monetary fund predicted that in ukraine, where the closing of the fiscal deficit needs to be about 5 billion dollars per month, this is then announced by our minister of finance, not once this year we have had such a fiscal deficit, at most the closing, which was about three billion. it was in august, well, for the next one, as we can see that the average is somewhere around 2.5. in general, we know that our foreign partners have promised that they will support ukraine at the necessary level for the end of the war, so i think that we should be optimistic to to actually speaking, the abi

budget estimates.us is in light of the global uncertainty we talk about is what we need to do right now over the short term and you see that in the first two years will we really are stating our spending investments and looking at returning as upside from commodity prices -- the upside from commodity prices. there is no doubt we will have a discussion about all parts of the budget and how we deal with the deficit and the spending challenges and pressures coming our way. >> i meant to return to the topic of debt. that is passed one trillion australian dollars, the interest bill alone is 1.2% of gdp. something has to be done in terms of revenue and taxation reform? >> i think it is on both sides. we have to look at the receipt side of the budget and the spending side. we found 22 billion dollars in savings and redirection of spending. there is more work to be done. that is on my desk how we continue to make sure that we are seeing every dollar spent go where it is needed. what we are trying to do is not

that is a budget buster.you want to talk about impact on property taxes open a program that provides subsidies to any parent at any income level for private and religious schools. by the way, there's almost no oversight over this. they formed a committee of the legislature to oversee it and they met once in the past year. just once. that is not oversight. we need to make sure that first priority is public school children. >> thank you. gov. sununu: if i may. opportunities for everyone not just the wealthy. and the wealthy families have lots of opportunities for their kids education. low income families do not. it's that simple. we are trying to provide an opportunity for low income families to have the same choice and opportunities that wealthy families do. sen. sherman: can i rebut that? this is -- it's appalling to me that in the state of new hampshire, right now, in berlin, they cannot afford a high school chemistry teacher. that is wrong. anywhere in the state a child should be able to get a great public

it's much like the mini budget either.f through parliament if you have mps worried about losing their seats. a chancellor might have chosen to go in hard on benefits and the conservative element under george osborne squeezed benefits hard in recent years but if you are a backbench mp sitting on a majority of five or 7000, are you going to vote for a real terms cut for key voters? you probably aren�*t. so the ability of the government to deliver this stuff is damaged by the government�*s lack of voter support. thank you very much, steve webb. with me now is sebastian payne, the whitehall editor at the financial times. picking up on what steve webb was saying aboutjust picking up on what steve webb was saying about just there, picking up on what steve webb was saying aboutjust there, saying there is a real difference as this government heads into that sort of territory in terms of where the coalition government was with its mandate and party pulling together. this is very different, isn�*t it? hugely and if you think about t

well, at least soon you mentioned the budget budget.rst reading of the uh state duma , our faction, a just russia for truth, has very big questions about this budget. the fact is that in this budget, we do not see any tasks for solving the most important task of winning a special military operation now. we do not see that four new constituent entities of the russian federation have entered with very difficult socio-economic problems. we do not see any payments, including 300.000 for the organization. uh, partially mobilized our citizens. this whole budget is not there, it seems that the budget was written, in general, as if there was no special military operation, uh, the increase in the constituent entities of the russian federation and we have a lot of questions and claims, and we even the prime minister to consider the issue, or maybe in general transfer it, take it from the state duma, recalculate it, and then bring it in, because, well, i'll just give one example. we all understand how important it is now the defense budget, that i

the conservative government . ave budget. the conservative government ave us budget. _ budget. the conservative government gave us probably one _ budget. the conservative government gave us probably one of— budget. the conservative government gave us probably one of the _ budget. the conservative government gave us probably one of the most - gave us probably one of the most reckless, irresponsible budget certainly in my lifetime, probably for the lease back last 50 years. the public finance led to this chaos. it was inevitable the chancellor would have to backtrack. but the people who caused this disastrous are not the people best able to fix it. i think there is a yearning for change across the country and we do need a change of government, we need a fresh start. and the labour party would bring stability, certainty and we wouldn't have this cavalier irresponsible, reckless approach to the public finances which has led to mortgages going up for homeowners across the land. . ., , ., , going up for homeowners across the land. , .,, ., land. the country has a strong cha

advance. that we are constantly changing the budget, even the budget that we will adopt for the 23rdr, it is not necessary to perceive that this is the final decision, most likely we will be forced to change the articles and change the directions of funding in accordance with what the situation will be. for example, if we do not we will have time to get a sufficient amount of air defense equipment there, and the enemy will hit our tests and we will not be able to repulse a part of it, accordingly, the time in resources needs to be directed to the restoration of the power grid and power generation, accordingly, these changes to the budget and such examples can be without, i say on or for example, if we had indicated from the very beginning where we buy kherson, i do not believe that it will happen there next week, but sooner or later it will happen, accordingly, we also have possible changes to our budget in accordance with the fact that it is necessary to restore the infrastructure of the already unpurchased territory, and there can be many such examples, so i would not refer to the

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billionsed the budget and focussed on had students need. whether you have kids in public education or not a well functioning public education system is necessary for a community to retain young people and felless in the city and public school graduates prep exclude red for futures. i have been a parent in the district for a decade. both my mom and step dad are retired teachers. had i join third degree district i pitch in how i can. involved in pta. school councils andvilletory nothing schools in ways i could be of most help. 4 years ago appointed to budget committee devices on millions begin to the district from the city. the service gave mow insight in district funneling and student priors and awe a need for more transparency and honest conversations about what is working for our city councils, what is not and what our educators and schools need to serve students. no matter what school they attends. draw on experience from state gentleman in regulation and policy. business experience in tech untiling and program management and my nonprofit

it was a _ budget the daily mail said at last it was a true tory budget.they thought it _ it was a true tory budget. they thought it was absolutely fantastic. now it _ thought it was absolutely fantastic. now it has turned to dust and they have out _ now it has turned to dust and they have out li2— now it has turned to dust and they have cut liz truss adrift, which is a huge _ have cut liz truss adrift, which is a huge blow_ have cut liz truss adrift, which is a huge blow for her. obviously, they were one _ a huge blow for her. obviously, they were one of— a huge blow for her. obviously, they were one of her main cheerleaders. they went _ were one of her main cheerleaders. they went to town on penny mordaunt when it— they went to town on penny mordaunt when it looked like she was going to beat when it looked like she was going to heat liz— when it looked like she was going to beat liz truss to get onto the final hattot _ beat liz truss to get onto the final ballot paper, they did more than anything — ballot paper, they did more than anything really to kill

the mayor's budget office will present what we call budget instructions in december and those budget instructions are from the mayor's office to the departments, letting you know how much money we have to spend and in addition to that, what the mayor's priorities are and any other recommendations or request we have for department proposals. those proposals then are turned around quite quickly and sent back to us and the controller's office in february and at that point we turn to mayor's phase of the budget and the mayor's department is running closely with the department team, primarily their finance time, budget team determine what the needs are of that department and how we can make sure all of the needs are met and that also all of the mayor's priorities for making sure the city as a whole and not just department level but as a whole is running smoothly and that leaves us through the mayor's phase when we present our budgets to the board on june 1st and then the board of supervisors reviews those budgets and they make decisions and changes as they did in your budget last year to