Consolidated Fund

Definition and stakes

James Mackay Drummond,  The Life and Work of Richard John Seddon (1907)

“ They would have contributed their share to the Consolidated Fund, and it was out of the Consolidated Fund that they should be given their pensions. In going through the goldfields he often met with old miners who would rather die in poverty than accept charitable aid donations, which they considered degrading. His pension scheme would enable them to take money from the State without compunction, as it would be given as a right. ”
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