Province Of Manitoba 18-K/A Annual report (foreign governments) (amended)

Exhibit 99.1

PROVINCE OF MANITOBA

2006/07 QUARTERLY FINANCIAL REPORT
APRIL TO DECEMBER 2006

NOTES TO THE QUARTERLY FINANCIAL REPORT

This report presents the unaudited financial results of the Province of Manitoba for the third quarter of the 2006/07 fiscal year.

The report is based on the re-organized structure of departments announced on September 21, 2006. The comparative data provided for the 2005/06 fiscal year has been restated to reflect the current organizational structure of departments.

THIRD QUARTER – ACTUAL TO ESTIMATE

The third quarter result of net revenue (excess revenue over expenditure) of $48.6 million was $125.3 million better than the net expenditure projection (excess expenditure over revenue) of $76.7 million. The increase is a combined result of third quarter expenditures being $116.9 million less than estimated and revenue being $8.4 million higher than anticipated. The variances result primarily from differences in the timing of expenditures and receipts.

THIRD QUARTER COMPARED TO PREVIOUS YEAR’S RESULTS

In total the third quarter net revenue was $73.3 million higher than for the same period last year.

Total revenues were $327.1 million more than the same period last year, mainly as a result of budgeted increases in transfers from the Government of Canada and in own source revenue.

Total expenditures were $253.8 million higher than the previous year. Program expenditures were $277.4 million higher while public debt costs were $23.6 million lower. The largest increases in program expenditures occurred in the departments of Health, Education, Citizenship and Youth, Family Services and Housing, Advanced Education and Literacy and Infrastructure and Transportation.

CAPITAL INVESTMENT

Overall, expenditures for tangible capital assets were $239.6 million, $30.3 million less than estimated for December 31, 2006, primarily due to timing variances related to the Manitoba Floodway Expansion. Total expenditures related to tangible capital assets were $96.0 million higher than the same period last year, related mainly to increased construction on provincial highways and roads and the Manitoba Floodway Expansion.

DEBT/PENSION REPAYMENT

The 2006 Budget provides for a $110.5 million contribution to the Debt Retirement Fund. As required by the balanced budget legislation, an allocation committee determines the share of those funds directed to pension or general purpose debt. In the 2006 Budget plan, the 2006/07 allocation is $85.5 million to the pension liability and $25.0 million for general purpose debt.

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ACCOUNTING POLICY UPDATE

As noted in the second quarter financial report, the Public Sector Accounting Board (PSAB) has issued a revision to the standard for tangible capital assets that affects how the province accounts for funds or assets received from other governments. Previously, under Manitoba’s accounting policy, contributions from Canada for capital projects were netted against the cost of the asset. The new policy requires that transfers from other governments be recorded as revenue in the year the expenditures are incurred. The quarterly results are restated to be consistent with the change in accounting policy.

In order to comply with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), the province provided increased capital investment expenditure authority in the current year for capital projects that are cost-shared with Canada and has adjusted revenue projections accordingly. The Office of the Auditor General was consulted and confirms the requirement for these in-year adjustments.

YEAR END PROJECTION

On a summary basis, the 2006 Budget projected a surplus of $148.0 million. Based on updated forecasts from all provincial entities and the changes in the operating fund explained below, the year-end surplus is projected to be higher than budget at $166.8 million.

Own Source revenues are forecast to be $98.2 million higher than budget, primarily due to an increase of $123.8 million in individual income tax as a result of higher income projections from Canada, combined with increases of $20.0 million in mining tax, $14.3 million in retail sales tax and $11.1 million from oil and natural gas tax revenue. These increases are offset by an expected decrease of $84.6 million in corporation income tax based on revised estimates from Canada and a decrease in corporation capital tax.

Transfers from Canada are forecast to be $89.4 million higher than budget including $48.9 million related to Bill C-48, $19.1 million from a revised estimate of Equalization entitlements, partial recovery of expenditures under the disaster financial assistance agreement and capital project contributions of $74.9 million, primarily related to the Manitoba Floodway Expansion. As noted above, contributions from Canada for capital projects must now be recorded as revenue in keeping with the change in accounting policy. Partially offsetting these increases is a $50.7 million reduction in the Canada Health and Social Transfers predominantly the result of slower than anticipated resolution to the fiscal imbalance at the federal, provincial and territorial level. In total, revenues are forecast to be $187.6 million over the 2006 Budget projection.

Current projections for Manitoba Health forecast an additional requirement of $72.0 million including $28.3 million for Regional Health Authority operations, $24.6 million for medical remuneration and $13.2 million for expansion of the oncology drug program. As previously reported, costs related to forest fire suppression and flooding will be $27.0 million higher than budget while the additional costs for highway maintenance and preservation activities are forecast to be $20.0 million. Other cost pressures include $25.1 million in the Department of Education, Citizenship and Youth, primarily for capital grants for school as a result of favorable weather for construction, and additional costs in the Department of Family Services and Housing for child maintenance and implementing the recommendations from the external reviews of the child welfare system. In total, expenditures are forecast to be $178.2 million higher than budget.

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The year end positive balance for 2006/07 is forecast to be $3.4 million, after a draw from the Fiscal Stabilization Fund of up to $49.3 million for wait time reduction and other health related programming and $26.3 million for general programs. Efforts to manage expenditures resulted in the reduction of the projected draw for general requirements, down from a projection of $105.0 million in the second quarter.

COMPLIANCE WITH BALANCED BUDGET LEGISLATION

The Balanced Budget, Debt Repayment and Taxpayer Accountability Act includes a requirement for the Minister of Finance to report on compliance with the Act in the government’s Third Quarter Financial Report (for the period ending December 31). Based on the projection of a $3.4 million positive balance, the government will be in compliance with this Act.

FISCAL STABILIZATION FUND

The fund is projected to have a balance of $477.0 million at the end of the fiscal year. The projected status of the Fiscal Stabilization Fund is provided on page 13.

BORROWING ACTIVITY

The original estimate of borrowing requirements identified in the 2006 Budget was $2,762.0 million including refinancing, funding for Manitoba Hydro, capital investments, Health’s capital programs and new self sustaining requirements. This requirement had decreased to $2,673.0 million as a result of lower capital requirements for Manitoba Hydro and market conditions resulting in lower than anticipated debt issues called prior to maturity, as noted in the second quarter report, combined with pre-funding for fiscal year 2007/08.

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STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE
FOR THE NINE MONTHS ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2006

(UNAUDITED)
($000s)

	2006/07		Comparison to 2006/07						Comparison to 2005/06
	ACTUAL		Estimate			Variance			Actual			Variance
Revenue
Own Source Revenue		4,092,994		4,057,884			35,110			3,932,864			160,130
Government of Canada		2,272,613		2,299,366			(26,753	)		2,105,684			166,929
Total Revenue		6,365,607		6,357,250			8,357			6,038,548			327,059
Expenditure
Program Expenditure		6,088,803		6,202,638			(113,835	)		5,811,382			277,421
Debt Servicing		228,246		231,307			(3,061	)		251,885			(23,639	)
Total Expenditure		6,317,049		6,433,945			(116,896	)		6,063,267			253,782
Net Revenue/(Expenditure)		48,558		(76,695	)		125,253			(24,719	)		73,277
Interfund Transfers
Debt/Pension Repayment		—		—			—			—			—
Fiscal Stabilization Fund		—		—			—			—			—
Total Interfund Transfers		—		—			—			—			—
Net Revenue/(Expenditure) After Interfund Transfers		48,558		(76,695	)		125,253			(24,719	)		73,277

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OPERATING FUND
STATEMENT OF REVENUE
FOR THE NINE MONTHS ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2006

(UNAUDITED)
($000s)

	2006/07		Comparison to 2006/07					Comparison to 2005/06
	ACTUAL		Estimate		Variance			Actual		Variance
Taxation:
Finance
- Individual Income Tax		1,520,934		1,488,954		31,980			1,439,613		81,321
- Corporation Income Tax		273,920		281,282		(7,362	)		271,300		2,620
- Corporation Capital Tax		120,498		122,665		(2,167	)		125,964		(5,466	)
- Gasoline Tax		103,226		103,184		42			103,614		(388	)
- Insurance Corporations Tax		44,692		44,377		315			43,285		1,407
- Land Transfer Tax		31,616		29,726		1,890			26,009		5,607
- Levy for Health and Education		208,794		207,111		1,683			197,211		11,583
- Mining Tax		38,552		39,686		(1,134	)		40,650		(2,098	)
- Motive Fuel Tax		59,062		57,310		1,752			55,728		3,334
- Retail Sales Tax		854,574		849,380		5,194			807,803		46,771
- Tax Administration and Miscellaneous Tax Act		44,164		45,221		(1,057	)		46,214		(2,050	)
- Tobacco Tax		150,776		138,626		12,150			135,801		14,975
- Other Taxes		2,342		2,305		37			2,280		62
		3,453,150		3,409,827		43,323			3,295,472		157,678
Science, Technology, Energy and Mines							)
- - Oil and Natural Gas Tax		11,047		11,886		(839	)		3,328		7,719
		3,464,197		3,421,713		42,484			3,298,800		165,397
Other Revenue:
Infrastructure and Transportation		86,331		90,430		(4,099	)		90,400		(4,069	)
Justice		29,832		28,570		1,262			25,717		4,115
Water Power Rentals		81,626		85,873		(4,247	)		93,260		(11,634	)
Manitoba Lotteries Corporation		200,000		198,000		2,000			202,000		(2,000	)
Manitoba Liquor Control Commission		141,200		144,200		(3,000	)		134,300		6,900
Other Sources		89,808		89,098		710			88,387		1,421
		628,797		636,171		(7,374	)		634,064		(5,267	)
Total Own Source Revenue		4,092,994		4,057,884		35,110			3,932,864		160,130

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OPERATING FUND
STATEMENT OF REVENUE
FOR THE NINE MONTHS ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2006

(UNAUDITED)
($000s)

	2006/07		Comparison to 2006/07					Comparison to 2005/06
	ACTUAL		Estimate		Variance			Actual		Variance
Government of Canada:
Equalization		1,277,708		1,277,708		—			1,200,763		76,945
Bill C-48		48,911		48,911		—			—		48,911
Canada Health Transfer (CHT)		572,281		571,376		905			544,569		27,712
Canada Social Transfer (CST)		246,487		244,916		1,571			240,048		6,439
Child Care		23,683		23,683		—			25,612		(1,929	)
Health Funds		8,343		8,596		(253	)		12,264		(3,921	)
Departments
- Labour Market Agreements		46,335		46,335		—			46,335		—
- Other Agreements		48,865		77,841		(28,976	)		36,093		12,772
Total Government of Canada		2,272,613		2,299,366		(26,753	)		2,105,684		166,929
Total Revenue		6,365,607		6,357,250		8,357			6,038,548		327,059

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OPERATING FUND
STATEMENT OF PART A — OPERATING EXPENDITURE
FOR THE NINE MONTHS ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2006

(UNAUDITED)
($000s)

	2006/07		Comparison to 2006/07				Comparison to 2005/06
	ACTUAL		Estimate		Variance			Actual	Variance
Legislative Assembly		19,946		20,796	(850	)		18,650	1,296
Executive Council		2,458		2,442	16			2,485	(27	)
Aboriginal and Northern Affairs		26,366		26,131	235			23,732	2,634
Advanced Education and Literacy		382,785		379,778	3,007			359,789	22,996
Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives		90,808		102,411	(11,603	)		85,294	5,514
Civil Service Commission		3,724		4,032	(308	)		3,675	49
Competitiveness, Training and Trade		67,281		67,403	(122	)		63,345	3,936
Conservation		82,792		86,934	(4,142	)		82,710	82
Culture, Heritage and Tourism		55,503		56,995	(1,492	)		55,666	(163	)
Education, Citizenship and Youth		939,533		938,376	1,157			891,083	48,450
Employee Pensions and Other Costs		51,894		53,140	(1,246	)		48,196	3,698
Family Services and Housing		740,801		766,806	(26,005	)		714,257	26,544
Finance — Departmental Costs		81,311		82,877	(1,566	)		82,337	(1,026	)
Finance — Debt Servicing Costs		228,246		231,307	(3,061	)		251,885	(23,639	)
Health		2,681,572		2,713,029	(31,457	)		2,557,343	124,229
Healthy Child Manitoba		18,390		18,841	(451	)		16,626	1,764
Infrastructure and Transportation		332,500		341,887	(9,387	)		312,406	20,094
Intergovernmental Affairs		164,544		174,378	(9,834	)		161,321	3,223
Justice		203,248		206,264	(3,016	)		198,433	4,815
Labour and Immigration		22,986		24,328	(1,342	)		22,128	858
Manitoba Seniors and Healthy Aging Secretariat		660		747	(87	)		655	5
Science, Technology, Energy and Mines		51,674		55,139	(3,465	)		47,912	3,762
Sport		8,589		8,585	4			8,428	161
Water Stewardship		18,093		20,823	(2,730	)		17,750	343
Enabling Appropriations		1,661		2,591	(930	)		1,264	397
Other Appropriations		39,684		47,905	(8,221	)		35,896	3,788
Total Expenditure		6,317,049		6,433,945	(116,896	)		6,063,266	253,783

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OPERATING FUND
STATEMENT OF PART B — CAPITAL INVESTMENT
FOR THE NINE MONTHS ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2006

(UNAUDITED)
($000s)

	2006/07		Comparison to 2006/07					Comparison to 2005/06
	ACTUAL		Estimate		Variance			Actual		Variance
General Assets
Legislative Assembly		6		28		(22	)		9		(3	)
Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives		—		54		(54	)		53		(53	)
Competitiveness Training and Trade		—		—		—			355		(355	)
Conservation		1,306		1,740		(434	)		374		932
Culture, Heritage and Tourism		31		50		(19	)		—		31
Finance		1,409		1,505		(96	)		1,172		237
Health		1,084		1,999		(915	)		98		986
Infrastructure and Transportation		153		660		(507	)		376		(223	)
Justice		26,632		27,193		(561	)		23,846		2,786
Science, Technology, Energy and Mines		484		737		(253	)		665		(181	)
Water Stewardship		4,100		6,988		(2,888	)		5,125		(1,025	)
Enabling Appropriations		279		433		(154	)		—		279
Total General Assets		35,484		41,387		(5,903	)		32,073		3,411
Infrastructure Assets
Conservation		5,328		6,557		(1,229	)		2,256		3,072
Infrastructure and Transportation		112,477		108,633		3,844			84,665		27,812
Manitoba Floodway Expansion		86,264		113,264		(27,000	)		24,538		61,726
Total Infrastructure Assets		204,069		228,454		(24,385	)		111,459		92,610
Total Capital Assets		239,553		269,841		(30,288	)		143,532		96,021

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OPERATING FUND
STATEMENT OF PROVINCIAL BORROWINGS, GUARANTEES AND OBLIGATIONS
December 31, 2006
(with comparative figures for March 31, 2006)

(UNAUDITED)
($000s)

	Canadian			Canadian			Increase
	Dollar			Dollar			(Decrease)
	Valuation			Valuation			December 31, 2006
	(Note 1)			(Note 1)			over
	December 31, 2006			March 31, 2006			March 31, 2006
Provincial Borrowings Payable in:
Canadian Dollars		13,684,320			13,710,863			(26,543	)
Issues Hedged to Canadian Dollars		2,519,100			2,834,264			(315,164	)
U.S. Dollars		2,217,624			2,221,050			(3,426	)
Issues Hedged to U.S. Dollars		616,388			617,340			(952	)
Subtotal Provincial Borrowings		19,037,432			19,383,517			(346,085	)
Guarantees and Obligations Payable in:
Canadian Dollars		1,346,751			1,229,575			117,176
U.S. Dollars		—			—			—
Subtotal Guarantees and Obligations (Note 2)		1,346,751			1,229,575			117,176
Subtotal Provincial Borrowings, Guarantees and Obligations (Note 3)		20,384,183			20,613,092			(228,909	)
Less: Sinking Fund Investments		(4,294,207	)		(4,475,996	)		(181,789	)
Less: Debt Retirement Fund		(25,002	)		(25,000	)		2
Total Provincial Borrowings, Guarantees and Obligations Outstanding (Note 4)		16,064,974			16,112,096			(47,122	)

Note to Reader:

Outstanding provincial borrowings will fluctuate during the fiscal year as a result of the timing of borrowing activities of the Province. While current accounting standards identify Net Debt as the best presentation of a government’s financial position, certain valuations used in the calculation of Net Debt are not available on a quarterly basis. Net Debt is defined as total liabilities less the financial assets available to repay those liabilities. The Public Accounts for the year ended March 31, 2006 reflected Net Debt of the operating fund to be $8.3 billion (see Public Accounts, Volume 1, page 105) and for the government reporting entity to be $10.5 billion (See Public Accounts, Volume 1, page 55).

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OPERATING FUND
STATEMENT OF PROVINCIAL BORROWINGS, GUARANTEES AND OBLIGATIONS
December 31, 2006
(with comparative figures for March 31, 2006)

	NOTES:
1.	The Canadian Dollar Valuation is calculated using the foreign currency exchange rates in effect at December 31, 2006 and at March 31, 2006. As at December 31, 2006, the U.S. dollar exchange rate was $1.1653 ($ 1.1671 at March 31, 2006).
2.	Includes borrowings of Manitoba Hydro which has been guaranteed by the Province, Government Enterprises and Other payables and third party debt of health care facilities.
3.	Provincial Borrowings and Guarantees are payable in Canadian and U.S. dollars. As at December 31, 2006, total provincial borrowings and guarantees were payable 86% in Canadian dollars and 14% in U.S. dollars. Of this total, General Government Program borrowing and Other Crown organizations borrowings was 100% payable in Canadian dollars. Manitoba Hydro borrowings was payable 61% in Canadian dollars (60% at March 31, 2006) and 39% in U.S. dollars (40% at March 31, 2006).
4.	The above borrowings, guarantees and obligations were outstanding for the following purposes:

	December 31, 2006				March 31, 2006
	($ Thousands)		($ Per Capita)		($ Thousands)		($ Per Capita)
			(Note 5)				(Note 5)
General Government Programs		6,355,330		5,393		6,582,745		5,598
Manitoba Hydro		6,630,254		5,626		6,524,289		5,548
Capital Investments		532,609		452		463,766		394
Health Facilities		734,834		624		766,834		652
Government Enterprises and Other (Note 6)		502,336		426		502,336		427
Other Crown Organizations		1,309,611		1,111		1,272,126		1,082
		16,064,974		13,632		16,112,096		13,701
		(Note 7)

5.	Per Capita data is based upon population figures at July 1, 2006 and April 1, 2006 as reported by Statistics Canada.
6.	In 2003/04, the Province, in accordance with PSAB GAAP, changed its accounting treatment for certain amounts owed to Canada and for debentures issued by certain school boards and hospitals, the debt service of which is paid with future grants from the Government. Amounts owed to the Federal Government over time, which were previously treated as accounts payable are now accounted for as loans payable. Debentures issued by school boards and hospitals, were previously recognized as an expense over the life of the debentures as grants for debt service were made and held by the Provincial Sinking Fund and Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI), (a Crown corporation). Now the obligation to fund debt principal payments is expensed in full at the time the debenture is issued. Any of these debentures held by MPI are recorded as “Loans Payable to Government Enterprises”. The Government also recognized a loan payable in respect of the pension liability of the Manitoba Liquor Control Commission.
7.	Provincial borrowings, guarantees and obligations decreased by $47.1 million. This decrease was primarily due to matured General Government Program and Health Facilities borrowings which have not yet been refinanced, offset by Part B Capital requirements and funding of Manitoba Hydro’s capital program. Manitoba Hydro’s U.S. dollar revenues are sufficient to pay the interest and principal on all outstanding U.S. dollar borrowings.
8.	Manitoba’s net general purpose debt to GDP ratio is projected to be 14.8% in 2006/07, down from 15.6% in 2005/06 and from 20.9% in 1999/2000. GDP data reflects the latest information available from Manitoba Bureau of Statistics.

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DEBT RETIREMENT FUND
PROJECTION FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 31, 2007
(with comparative figures for March 31, 2006)
($000s)

	2006/07			2005/06
	Projection			Actual (2)
Fund Balance, Beginning of Year		25,000			—
Revenue:
Interest Earnings		1,000			—
Transfer from Operating Fund (1)		110,495			110,495
		111,495			110,495
Expenditure:
Transfer to Operating Fund for:
- Pension Assets Fund (3)		(85,495	)		(85,495	)
- Sinking Fund Obligation		—			—
		(85,495	)		(85,495	)
Fund Balance, End of Year		51,000			25,000

Notes:

(1)	Based on projection included in the 2006 Budget.
(2)	Based on 2005/06 Public Accounts.
(3)	The actual allocation of funds for 2006/07 will be determined by the Allocation Committee as per the Balanced Budget, Debt Repayment and Taxpayer Accountability Act.

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PENSION ASSETS FUND
PROJECTION FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 31, 2007
(with comparative figures for March 31, 2006)
($000s)

	2006/07		2005/06
	Projection(1)		Actual(2)
Fund Balance, Beginning of Year		536,986		382,342
Revenue:
Interest Earnings		68,000		60,761
Transfer from Debt Retirement Fund (3)		85,495		85,495
Transfer from Departments and Crown Corporations		10,250		8,388
		163,745		154,644
Fund Balance, End of Year		700,731		536,986

Notes:

(1)	Based on YTD earnings and contributions (extrapolated to March 31, 2007)
(2)	Based on 2005/06 Public Accounts
(3)	The actual allocation of funds for 2006/07 will be determined by the Allocation Committee as per the Balanced Budget, Debt Repayment and Taxpayer Accountability Act.

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FISCAL STABILIZATION FUND
PROJECTION FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 31, 2007
(with comparative figures for March 31, 2006)
($000s)

	2006/07			2005/06
	Projection			Actual (1)
Health Programs
Program Fund Balance — Beginning of Year		202,411			210,067
Interest Earnings		5,761			6,044
Transfer to General Programs
- Wait Time Reduction		—			(13,700	)
Transfer (to)/from the Operating Fund
- Wait Time Reduction and other Health Related Programming		(49,252	)		—
Program Fund Balance — End of Year		158,920			202,411
General Programs
Program Fund Balance — Beginning of Year		329,576			275,876
Interest Earnings		11,406			8,915
Recovered from Health Programs
- Wait Time Reduction Programming		—			13,700
Transfer (to)/from the Operating Fund
- Year-end Positive Balance		3,353			31,085
- General Requirements		(26,300	)		—
Fund Balance — End of Year		318,035			329,576
Total Fund Balance, End of Year		476,955			531,987

Note:

(1) Based on 2005/06 Public Accounts.

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PROJECTED OPERATING FUND
FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 31, 2007
($000s)

	Revised			Budget
	Projection			Estimate
Revenue		8,838,674			8,651,036
Expenditure		8,800,378			8,622,203
Net Revenue/(Expenditure)		38,296			28,833
Interfund Transfers
Debt/Pension Repayment		(110,495	)		(110,495	)
Fiscal Stabilization Fund
- Wait Time Reduction and other
Health Related Programming		49,252			30,000
- Other general requirements		26,300			55,000
Sub-total Interfund Transfers		(34,943	)		(25,495	)
Balance Under Balanced Budget Legislation		3,353			3,338

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