# Budget (Scotland) Act 2009, Part 2: Finance and Sustainable Growth portfolio Overall amount: £200,000,000 Type of accruing resources Purpose 1. Administration charges in respect of services undertaken by the Scottish Public Pensions Agency Running costs of the Scottish Public Pensions Agency 2. Recovery of grant awarded to local authorities under the Bellwin scheme covering floods, storms and other emergencies Expenditure on floods, storms and other emergencies 3. Repayment of loans by Scottish Water Expenditure on Scottish Water 4. Repayment of loans by Scottish Water Business Stream Holdings Limited Expenditure on Scottish Water Business Stream Holdings Limited 5. Recovery of unused grant from third sector organisations Expenditure on third sector development 6. Refunds of grants for Regional Selective Assistance including Innovation and Investment Expenditure on Regional Selective Assistance including Innovation and Investment 7. Income from electricity statutory consent fees Expenditure on the administration of electricity statutory consents 8. Rents from land and property Expenditure on motorways and trunk roads 9. Any sums accruing as a result of the dissolution of Scottish Transport Group Payments to former members of Scottish Transport Group pension schemes 10. Sums accruing from Enterprise related activities Expenditure on Enterprise related activities 11. Income from European Union including the European Social Fund and the European Regional Development Fund Expenditure on European Union eligible support 12. Income from the European Union for administration costs Expenditure on administration of European Union programmes 13. Interest on Scottish Water post Expenditure on Scottish Water 14. Interest on ferry vessel loans on post Devolution voted loans Expenditure on ferry services in Scotland --- Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/asp/2009/2/schedule/2/part/2 (the official version) Page: https://openlegislation.uk/budget-scotland-act-2009/schedule-2/part-2 Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: legislation.gov.uk, The National Archives.