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Budget Address 2026/2027: Protecting Our Progress. Strengthening Our Independence. Securing Our Future
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CompleteReviewed 9 Oct 2026
Reviewed. Everything in it that belongs in the tables has been taken.
What the document holds
Budget address for FY2026/27 (41 pages, July 2026): revenue estimates (p. 7: tax EC$473.53m, non-tax EC$558.57m; no separate CBI line), recurrent expenditure by ministry and economic classification (Tables 1-3, image tables, OCR checked; no CBI line), EC$75.2m for CBI marketing and due-diligence services in the Ministry of Finance allocation (p. 9, recorded), a section on the CBI programme (pp. 19-21: what CBI financed after Hurricane Maria, real-estate route financing hotels and ecolodges, EU visa-suspension pressure; no programme numbers), population policy incl. citizenship through a grandparent (not CBI) and CBI long-term engagement under the ECCIRA Act (pp. 32-33: 30 days physical presence in the first five years, recorded as a term; Act passage event already recorded), Vulnerability Risk and Resilience Fund at EC$28.3m on 30 June 2026 (p. 34, not described here as CBI-financed, not recorded), tax measures. Rules restated from other sources are now recorded from this document too (decision 8).
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About the document
What it covers Narrative on CBI use after Hurricane Maria; ECCIRA Act passed October 2025.
Notes Budget address delivered in Parliament; downloaded from the Ministry of Finance website (Phoca Download form). Figures for the coming year are budget estimates; figures for the past year are preliminary outturns as stated by the Minister. Currency is EC$ unless stated.
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