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Table 4: Sources of Respendable and Non-Respendable Revenue


($ thousands)

Respendable Revenue1

Actual 2005‑06

Actual 2006‑07

2007-08

Main Estimates

Planned Revenue

Total Authorities

Actual

Policies, rulemaking, monitoring and outreach in support of a safe and secure transportation system
Canadian aviation regulation user fees

8,291

8,090

8,375

8,375

8,375

8,362

Aircraft maintenance and flying services

29,700

34,369

23,770

23,770

33,770

35,260

Marine safety regulation user fees

8,313

8,170

7,621

7,621

7,621

8,240

Revenues from the Registrar of Imported Vehicles Program

2,423

4,600

755

755

6,256

7,460

Inspections and certifications

2,119

1,751

379

379

379

1,307

Lease payments from the Motor Vehicle Test Center2

290

257

280

280

155

-

Rentals and concessions

840

981

808

808

808

273

Sales and training

1,071

823

812

812

812

783

Research and development

-

1,117

-

-

-

252

Miscellaneous

698

632

75

75

184

84

Sub-total

53,746

60,790

42,875

42,875

58,360

62,019

Policies, programs and infrastructure in support of a market-based framework
Air services forecasts revenues

235

221

160

160

160

239

Public port revenues from user fees and wharf permits

9,032

8,553

8,415

8,415

8,643

8,265

Airport revenues from user fees and service contracts

5,038

4,991

5,150

5,150

5,150

5,230

Airports Authorities – lease and chattel payments

288,320

302,513

298,048

298,048

298,048

295,386

Research and development

2,550

1,406

1,154

1,154

1,154

759

Rentals and concessions

8,124

6,895

7,105

7,105

7,105

6,632

Sales and training

112

129

110

110

110

105

Inspection and certification

-

3

-

-

-

11

Miscellaneous

263

146

120

120

63

76

Sub-total
313,675
324,857
320,262
320,262
320,433
316,702
Policies and programs in support of sustainable development
Rentals and concessions
39
78

102

102

102

184

Sales and training -
6

-

-

-

-

Miscellaneous

8

13

10

10

10

-

Sub-total

47

97

112

112

112

184

Total Respendable Revenue

367,468

385,745

363,249

363,249

378,905

378,905



($ thousands)

Non-Respendable Revenue 3

Actual 2005‑06

Actual 2006‑07

2007-08

Main Estimates

Planned Revenue

Total Authorities

Actual
Non-navigational assets – St. Lawrence Seaway 4

10,385

7,461

5,200

5,200

8,078

8,078

Canada Port Authority stipends

11,698

12,033

12,986

12,986

12,826

12,826

Royalties from research and development

61

23

-

-

50

50

Hopper cars (leases, damage settlements and demurrage charges)

17,701

12,716

15,000

15,000

33,332

33,332

Return on investments- Crown Corporations5

-

87,865

-

-

56,170

56,170

Return on investments – Others 6

5,882

70

-

-

34

34

Refunds of previous year’s expenditures

16,225

426

-

-

2,358

2,358

Adjustments to previous year’s payables

6,794

7,234

-

-

20,708

20,708

Permits for transportation of explosives

37

33

-

-

54

54

Fines and penalties

893

898

-

-

1,527

1,527

Proceeds from disposal of surplus Crown assets

963

1,369

-

-

3,040

3,040

Proceeds from sale of real property

5,059

6,614

-

-

1,059

1,059

Interest revenue from divested airports

20

-

-

-

-

-

Gift to the Crown7

-

-

-

-

3,000

3,000

Miscellaneous

410

545

-

-

354

354

Total Non-Respendable Revenue

76,128

137,287

33,186

33,186

142,589

142,589


Due to rounding, columns may not add to total shown.

Notes:

  1. For consistency with amounts published in the Public Accounts (Details of Respendable Amounts), the respendable revenue categories include a share of departmental administration’s respendable revenue.
  2. Due to an oversight in the revenue recording process, the Motor Vehicle Test Centre revenues ($258,274) were not recorded as respendable revenues.  Corrective measures have been taken to avoid this situation from occurring again in the future.
  3. Respendable revenues are on a modified cash basis and do not necessarily correspond to Public Accounts, Form E, which is prepared on an accrual basis.
  4. Revenues from the St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation for managing Real Property Operations.
  5. Dividends received from Canada Post Corp. $47.67M, Canada Lands Co. $7.5 million and Royal Canadian Mint  $1.0M.
  6. Remittance from Andrew Ferry on the St. Lawrence Seaway.  The 2005-06 actual revenues included remittances from Jacques Cartier and Champlain Bridges Corp for the proceeds from the disposal of fixed assets ($5.85 million).
  7. The Pearson Airport Authority purchased the Highway 409 lands and subsequently transferred the lands to  the Crown in order to have the permission to build the runway