The Falkland Islands Government has postponed the announcement of its 2025/26 budget, which was initially scheduled for June 3. According to a statement from the Legislative Assembly, the delay comes after members of the Budget Select Committee expressed dissatisfaction with the final draft presented, leading to a decision to take additional time for consensus-building.
Ensuring a budget that reflects shared priorities and delivers effectively for the people of the Falkland Islands is a top priority, the Assembly stated, emphasizing the importance of reaching a collective agreement.
The new budget is now expected to be announced in early July. Until then, the Falkland Islands Government will continue operating under existing financial arrangements, maintaining normal services without disruption.
The Legislative Assembly expressed gratitude to the public and stakeholders for their patience, assuring them that the additional time will help deliver a budget that supports the continued prosperity, stability, and development of the Islands.
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Disclaimer & comment rulesWhy the dissatisfaction? What part of the budget draft was contested by the BSC? This was not explained in the article.
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