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New BrunswickBill 22Royal Assent

Bill 22: Supplementary Appropriations Act 2025-2026 (1)

Sponsor: Hon. Robert MCKEE, K.C.Introduced December 10, 2025Checked September 4, 2026
Read the official textOfficial version — Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick

What this bill does

This bill authorizes the New Brunswick provincial government to spend an additional $465 million from the Consolidated Fund for public services during the 2025-2026 fiscal year, covering departments such as Health, Social Development, and Natural Resources.

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Business impact

This bill primarily affects government operations and public service delivery rather than private businesses directly. Businesses that contract with the New Brunswick government — such as healthcare suppliers, construction firms working on housing projects, natural resources companies, post-secondary training providers, and social services organizations — may see increased procurement opportunities or funding flows as a result of these supplementary allocations. The largest portions going to Health ($323M) and Social Development ($92M) suggest vendors and service providers in those sectors could benefit from expanded government spending. In general, this is a government appropriations measure with indirect rather than direct effects on most private-sector businesses.

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Where this bill is

First ReadingDecember 10, 2025
Second ReadingDecember 10, 2025
Third ReadingDecember 10, 2025
Royal AssentDecember 12, 2025
Now law — awaiting coming into force

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At a glance

Bill number
NB-022
Type
Government
Jurisdiction
New Brunswick
Session
61-2
Official record