How are statutory boards funded?
Statutory boards are entities separate from the government, with specific legislation governing their operations. Most statutory boards impose charges on some or all of their services. Statutory boards that do not generate sufficient revenue to meet their expenses would receive grants from the government to finance their operations. These grants are funded from the government's annual budget.
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