Thank you for your answer. That is clear.
From what I have read, New Zealand's system of approving votes is somewhat unique and different from ours.
Here, we can approve an expenditure as is or suggest a reduction. In your system, select committees or members can suggest increases when scrutinizing votes. One might think that would create repeated budget deficits because requests are infinite and resources are always limited.
How have you been able to manage such a system in New Zealand?