Before the Finance Minister gives his annual budget speech in Parliament, the budget goes through a mind-boggling process of estimations, drafting, redrafting, and negotiations throughout the year. It is discussed at length in meetings between committees, departments, and entities, all with the aim of making the most efficient use of public funds. Moreover, budget estimations have to be drawn up as three-year cycles, requiring extensive foresight and planning by each department.
People's Assembly has simplified the budget cycle, showing you where, when, and how things get done.
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