Timor-Leste's Government -- especially the sister and brother who head the Ministry of Finance and the State Secretariat for Natural Resources -- has been busy. This week alone will see:![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiAbwlVY-qDRnPwZ3Tq7ieEUtJQWgB7-9yirGjOaWFG3Bpx4RSY_IFnAYkW1uMgguBQJSVWoRixny9wRcojBhNQctUXtT4_bBWEmmm4wqwcrs8VJCKTSbSeR-s5iafPc02TkmPL2av79cM/s400/ExpenditureGraph1kEn.gif)
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- Compilation of inputs on the proposed revision of the Petroleum Fund Law (also Tetum)
- Submission of the $985 million General State Budget for 2011 (also Tetum) to Parliament (15 Nov.)
- Public consultations on the creation of a new National Oil Company (PETRONATIL) and the Institute of Petroleum and Geology (IPG) (18 Nov.).
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