This so-called reinforced Committee of Supply then had the right to decide on the aforementioned issues with the authority of the Riksdag.
Still, it remained the foremost expenditure committee of the Riksdag, tasked with examining and investigating the state administration's condition and management and proposing what was necessary to meet its needs, with the exceptions mentioned.
[6] The Riksdag Act originally mentioned nothing about the Committee of Supply's jurisdiction over income matters, except that it should specify the amount to be allocated through appropriations.
As a result, the Committee of Supply also conducted a calculation of the ordinary revenues, which was explicitly legalized in 1933.
[6] The Committee of Supply ultimately undertook to ensure whether the disbursements of state funds had been in accordance with the national budget, based on the orders issued by the king with proper countersignature and supported by appropriate receipts.