Constitutional Matters III - Constitution (Financial Procedure) Order · Revised Edition · Part 3
15. Write-off
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
The Minister, with the consent of His Majesty the Sultan and Yang
Di-Pertuan, shall, in respect of public moneys, revenue and stores of
public moneys
“public moneys” means all revenue, loan, trust and other moneys and all bonds, debentures and other securities whatsoever raised or received by or on account of Brunei Darussalam, including cession moneys known as tulin and kuripan paid by the Governments of Constitution (Financial Procedure) Order 8 Sarawak and North Borneo to Brunei Darussalam, but does not include Zakat, Fitrah or similar Muslim revenues and funds;
Brunei Darussalam, have power —
to write off losses or deficiencies of public moneys and the value of lost, deficient, condemned, unserviceable or obsolete stores;
and
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to abandon any claim to irrecoverable amounts of revenue, debts and overpayments.
In this section, the expression “Minister” includes the Deputy Minister of
Finance and Economy.
Terms defined in art 2
public moneys
Defined · art 2“public moneys” means all revenue, loan, trust and other moneys and all bonds, debentures and other securities whatsoever raised or received by or on account of Brunei Darussalam, including cession moneys known as tulin and kuripan paid by the Governments of Constitution (Financial Procedure) Order 8 Sarawak and North Borneo to Brunei Darussalam, but does not include Zakat, Fitrah or similar Muslim revenues and funds;