Ministry 2003/04 Annual Service Plan Report - Government of British Columbia.
   

Report on Resources

Resource Summary by Core Business Areas

  Estimated1 Other Authorizations5 Total Estimated Actual Variance
Operating Expenses ($000)
Environmental Protection2 52,081 489 52,570 47,711 4,859
Environmental Stewardship2,3 39,234   39,234 43,153 (3,919)
Park, Fish and Wildlife Recreation2,3 11,305   11,305 8,223 3,082
Executive and Support Services4 27,437   27,437 30,162 (2,725)
Total 130,057 489 130,546 129,249 1,297
Full-time Equivalents (FTEs)
Environmental Protection 330   330 328 2
Environmental Stewardship 348   348 360 (12)
Park, Fish and Wildlife Recreation 181   181 156 25
Executive and Support Services 139   139 160 (21)
Total 998   998 1,004 (6)
Ministry Capital Expenditures (CRF) ($000)
Environmental Protection 584   584 355 229
Environmental Stewardship 80,583   80,583 45,119 35,464
Park, Fish and Wildlife Recreation 4,503   4,503 3,965 538
Executive and Support Services 1,250   1,250 305 945
Total 86,920   86,920 49,744 37,176

     Notes:
1  The "Estimated" amount corresponds to the Estimates as presented to the Legislative Assembly on February 18, 2003.
2  The salaries, operating costs and FTEs for the Conservation Officer Service have been allocated evenly to reflect their service to client groups in Environmental Protection and Environmental Stewardship.
3  The salaries, operating expenditures and FTEs for the Environmental Stewardship Division have been allocated to reflect their dual responsibility for Environmental Stewardship and Park, Fish and Wildlife Recreation.
4  Executive and Support Services includes expenditures for the Minister's Office, Deputy Minister's Office, Strategic Policy Division, Corporate Services (shared with the Ministry of Sustainable Resource Management), and shared administration staff in the regional offices.
5  Other authorizations include supplementary Estimates.

 

 
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