Finance Minister, Snyder Rini, who tabled the bill last week, wound up debates on the bill yesterday.
The 2009 Supplementary Appropriation Bill seeks approval for the spending of nearly 80-million dollars not initially budgeted for, to ensure that government policies, programs and commitments are delivered.
Winding up the bill, Mr Rini told Parliament that the bill is a responsible, forward looking and just one.
The bill will now come before parliament in its committee stage.
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Parliament Passes 2009 Supplementary Appropriation Bill
Parliament has passed the 2009 Supplementary Appropriation Bill in its Second Reading.
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