Indian Polity · Polity
Which of the following statements regarding the classification of 'Voted' and 'Charged' expenditure in the Indian Union Budget is INCORRECT?
- 1The classification of expenditure into 'voted' and 'charged' categories is fundamentally based on whether the funds are drawn from the Revenue Account or the Capital Account of the budget.✓
- 2Within the framework of the Indian budget, the salary of the President of India is categorized as charged expenditure and is not subject to the parliamentary voting process.
- 3Charged expenditure is a specific category of government spending that is not submitted to a vote in the legislature, thereby ensuring the financial autonomy of certain constitutional authorities.
- 4Voted expenditure includes the demands for grants from various ministries and funding for welfare programmes, which require formal approval through a vote in the Parliament.
Correct answer
The classification of expenditure into 'voted' and 'charged' categories is fundamentally based on whether the funds are drawn from the Revenue Account or the Capital Account of the budget.
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