Add definition of Final Appropriation

vulekamali · Aug 11, 2023 · 55e19cc · 55e19cc
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     "Expenditure ceiling": "The maximum allowable level of expenditure to which government has committed itself.",
     "Extra-budgetary institutions": "Public entities not directly funded from the fiscus.",
     "Fair-value adjustment": "A change in the value of an asset or liability resulting from the periodic reassessment of its expected future economic in- or outflows.",
-    "Final appropriation": "The Final Appropriation reflects the Adjusted Appropriation plus virements and shifts within a department after the Adjustment Appropriation takes place mid-year. At the department level it should match the Adjusted Appropriation, but at the programme level it is better to compare with actual expenditure than the Adjusted Appropriation so that adjustments which followed standard procedures are not misunderstood to be over- or under-expenditure.",
+    "Final appropriation": "The Final Appropriation reflects the Adjusted Appropriation plus virements and shifts within a department after the Adjustment Appropriation takes place mid-year.\n\nAt the department level it should match the Adjusted Appropriation, but at the programme level the Final Appropriation is better to compare with actual expenditure than the Adjusted Appropriation so that adjustments which followed standard procedures are not misunderstood to be over- or under-expenditure.",
     "Financial Services Board": "An independent institution established by statute that regulates insurers, intermediaries, retirement funds, friendly societies, unit trust schemes, management companies and financial markets.",
     "Financial Stability Board": "An international body made up of representatives of financial authorities and institutions, and central banks. It proposes regulatory, supervisory and other policies in the interest of financial stability.",
     "Financial account": "A statement of all financial transactions between the nation and the rest of the world, including portfolio and fixed investment flows and movements in foreign reserves.",