interim budget

An interim budget has been in effect since April 1.

Bill Marshall, the county's interim budget director, said it could further hurt the county's credit.

Plans to introduce an interim budget were abandoned after it became clear that the budget deficit would be larger than anticipated.

Mr. Ryan, the state budget official, said the city's interim budget was based on revenue that would never materialize.

Due to elections in May 2004, an interim budget was presented by Jaswant Singh.

Reviewing the $11.1 billion budget proposal for the first time on Tuesday, the supervisors ordered more than $250 million in cuts in an interim budget.

Budgetary Problems The resignation also has created a constitutional problem because the Government has proposed an interim budget that must be passed before March 31.

An American proposal last month to replace the biennial budget with a three-month interim budget failed to attract any support, and a showdown atmosphere took hold.

Dr. Manmohan Singh became the Finance Minister but presented the interim budget for 1991-92 as elections were forced.

"At this point, it's far too soon to speculate on the potential duration of interim budget bills," Mr. Pataki's spokesman, Joseph Conway, said.

The Legislature adopted an interim budget Tuesday evening, essentially financing state services at their current level for the rest of the month as negotiations continue on the full spending plan.

John R. Bolton, the United States ambassador, said the 191-nation Assembly should instead approve a three- or four-month interim budget until the changes could be financed.

But Mr. Mike said most of the 35 hospitals will have to go through a time-consuming full budget review, so many could find themselves starting another fiscal year with an interim budget.

First, it could refuse requested budgetary appropriations, although the president could circumvent the assembly's budgetary veto by simply promulgating an interim budget based on total receipts of the previous year.

While serving in the State Senate, McCormack was a member of several important committees, including the Interim Budget Committee and the Joint Committee on Higher Education.

The United States has hinted it may block agreement and called for a three- or four-month interim budget to avoid locking into a two-year budget that would not include the costs of promised changes.

In previous years, legislative changes in the rate-setting formulas complicated and delayed the budget-review process, and some hospitals had to go halfway through the fiscal year operating on interim budgets, which were often inadequate.

The minority Government of Prime Minister Chandra Shekhar presented an interim budget today with no new taxes but sharp cuts in fertilizer, food and export subsidies and increases in military spending.

Budget and financial statements introduced by the Government must be passed by the Parliament every year, while interim budget authority may not be granted except by law and for no longer than four months.

LEAD: A dispute over the amount of operating funds to be made available to the Placid Oil Company has been temporarily resolved by a Federal judge, who issued an interim budget for the energy concern.

The state is already contributing almost 50 percent of the city's budget, and on Wednesday a state-appointed financial control board that has been trying to straighten out Chelsea's finances rejected an interim budget, leaving the city without money to pay its bills.

Secretary General Kofi Annan canceled a two-week trip to Asia because of a looming impasse over a United States proposal to delay approval of the usual two-year budget and replace it with a four-month interim budget to push through reforms.

Parliament was then suspended indefinitely as there was no agreement reached on 24 July as to how to proceed regarding the 2007/2008 budget; as the interim budget had only been passed until 31 July 2007, however, it remains to be seen whether the suspension is kept up.

Mr. Kean reported his actions to the authority's chairwoman, Judith H. Stanley, and recommended that the authority adopt an interim budget "that maintains the current level of operations" until the reviews by the State Transportation Commissioner and the State Treasurer are completed.

But critics remained unmoved by their post-game back-patting and bonhomie, saying the weeks of tardiness, during which monthly interim budgets were passed and no new programs could be financed, had hurt the state, including many poor people and underpaid state employees who were waiting for promised state money.