contingency funds

contingency fund | contingency reserve

handle risk situations | manage life-threatening situations | deal with unforeseen hospitality incidents | deal with unforeseen incidents in hospitality

Reserve for Emergencies and other Contingencies

external contingency element | contingency element

organize booking | process accommodation booking | accepting booking | process booking

analyse booking pattern | analyse patterns in bookings | analyse booking patterns | examine reservation trends

The Board of Governors shall determine from time to time the disposition of the Association’s net income, having due regard to provision for reserves and contingencies.

104. Decides, since neither the start nor the pace of this staff transfer can be established with the adequate degree of precision at the time of the 2014 budget procedure, to add EUR 0,7 million to Parliament's salary line, while placing a proportionate amount of appropriations of the Committees' salary lines in reserve, pending the progress of staff transfer; understands that up to EUR 3,3 million in appropriations could be ultimately transferred from the contingency reserve to the salary line, if needed, subject to the decision of Parliament's competent committee; expects the two advisory committees to reduce an adequate proportion ...[+++]of appropriations in their own budgets, pending the progress of transfer and the underlying political agreement with Parliament;

104. Decides, since neither the start nor the pace of this staff transfer can be established with the adequate degree of precision at the time of the 2014 budget procedure, to add EUR 0,7 million to Parliament's salary line, while placing a proportionate amount of appropriations of the Committees' salary lines in reserve, pending the progress of staff transfer; understands that up to EUR 3,3 million in appropriations could be ultimately transferred from the contingency reserve to the salary line, if needed, subject to the decision of Parliament's competent committee; expects the two advisory committees to reduce an adequate proportion ...[+++]of appropriations in their own budgets, pending the progress of transfer and the underlying political agreement with Parliament;

(Return tabled) Question No. 444 Mrs. Michelle Simson: With regard to the Preparing for Emergencies announcement made during the 2006 budget: (a) how much of the $1 billion over five years has been spent to improve Canada’s pandemic preparedness; (b) what departments and agencies received money and how much money have they received; and (c) has any of the $400 million slated to be set aside as a contingency been spent and, if so, on what has the contingency money been spent?