Source document
Budget Address 2022-2023
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CompleteReviewed 8 Oct 2026
Reviewed. Everything in it that belongs in the tables has been taken.
What the document holds
Budget address for FY2022/23 (56 pages, July 2022): achievements (health: twelve Health and Wellness Centres built with CBI funding, recorded; education: Mahaut Primary School completed with CBI funding at EC$7m, recorded), housing (213 families given keys, 700 new homes planned, Future Housing Programme; financing not stated as CBI, not recorded), international airport compensation, fiscal outturn FY2021/22 (non-tax revenue "mainly from the CBI" EC$475.2m, a non-tax total, not recorded), plan to earmark a percentage of CBI revenue for debt repayment (p. 18, event), 2022/23 estimates (non-tax revenue EC$513.8m "predominantly" CBI receipts; Table 1 p. 20; no separate CBI line, so nothing recorded), recurrent expenditure tables (pp. 21-22, image tables, OCR checked: by ministry and economic classification, no CBI line), PSIP by ministry, tourism (498 new hotel rooms by end-2023, not tied to CBI), fiscal measures. No CBI revenue figure is printed separately in this address.
What it supports
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Numbers (2)
- Payments out of a CBI-financed account or fundCategory: Project mahaut primary schoolXCD 7 millionDominica Finance Ministry 2022Final figureUnit not printedDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- Public facilities built with programme moneyCategory: Health and wellness centres12 facilitiesDominica Finance Ministry 2022Final figureDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
About the document
What it covers Non-tax revenue (mainly CBI) FY2021/22; plan to earmark CBI revenue for debt repayment.
Notes Budget address delivered in Parliament; downloaded from the Ministry of Finance website (Phoca Download form). Figures for the coming year are budget estimates; figures for the past year are preliminary outturns as stated by the Minister. Currency is EC$ unless stated.
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