Examples of National Oil Account in a sentence
Also, inflation had risen to a 37 percent annual rate in June 2008, “reflecting rising international prices of food and fuel and the depreciation of the dobra” (local currency) as well as “the use of National Oil Account (NOA) balances to finance the fiscal deficit.”1 The PGRF agreement addresses both of these issues, primarily through tight fiscal policy.
In no case shall a transfer be made from the National Oil Account if such transfer has been enjoined by an order of the Petroleum Oversight Committee pursuant to paragraph 5 of Article 22 unless such order has been annulled by either a court having jurisdiction to do so or by the National Assembly as provided in such article.
The budget as approved by the National Assembly shall set out which part of the Annual Funding Amount is to be paid out of the Permanent Reserve and which part shall be paid out of the unrestricted part of the National Oil Account, provided that the portion to be paid out of the Permanent Reserve may not exceed the limit set out in paragraphs 2(b)(i)(A) and 2(b)(ii)(A) of this Article.
Both reforms, together with the existence of the National Oil Account which limits the share of future oil receipts that can be spent, should provide the Government with the legal instruments necessary to maintain economic stability.
The Government shall include in the National Budget a proposed Annual Funding Amount consistent with the requirements of Article 10 to be transferred out of the National Oil Account to the Treasury for the expenditures set forth in Articles 12, 13 and 14 of this law.
Each calendar year before the elaboration of the national budget by the Ministry of Planning and Finance, the Central Bank shall forecast the expected income or increase in value of the Permanent Reserve which, subject to paragraph 6 of this article, would be available for transfer to the unrestricted part of the National Oil Account.
After the commencement of Oil Production, any Extraordinary Oil Revenue received in the National Oil Account shall be transferred within 30 days of receipt to the Permanent Reserve.
No later than [July 31] of each year and before the elaboration of the national budget for the subsequent year by the Ministry of Planning and Finance, the Central Bank shall forecast the total balance, as of the end of the current calendar year and of the subsequent two calendar years, of the National Oil Account and its sub-account described in article 16.
All funds and investments held in the National Oil Account shall be denominated in United States dollars, Euros or other currency similarly stable and convertible internationally.
Without prejudice to the auditing powers of the Auditor General, all deposits, holdings, withdrawals, and other activity of the National Oil Account shall also be audited annually within 90 days of end of each fiscal year, by an internationally recognized accounting firm selected by the Auditor General in consultation with the Public Oversight Committee.