for Law and Justice Division. Rs. 1000 million for Environment Division. Rs. 1000 million for Special Initiatives Division. Rs. 1234.7 million for Revenue Division. Rs. 623.4 million for Petroleum and Natural Resources Division. Rs. 718.3 million for Information Technology and Telecom Division. Rs. 1229.7 million for Defence Production Division. Rs. 474.1 million for Commerce Division. Rs. 149.1 million for Communication Division (other than NHA). Rs. 222.6 million for Ports and Shipping Division. Rs. 246.9 million for Pakistan Nuclear Regulatory Authority. Rs. 152.9 million for Women Development Division. Rs. 107.6 million for Social Welfare and Special Education Division. Rs. 65.8 million for Labour and Manpower Division. Rs. 82.3 million for Local government and Rural Development Division. Rs. 125 million for Tourism Division. Rs. 140.8 million for Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Rs. 549.8 million for Narcotics Control division. Rs. 114.4 million for Establishment Division. Rs. 353.9 million for Culture Division. Rs. 229.6 million for Sports Division. Rs. 74.5 for Youth Affairs Division. Rs. 509.9 million for Information and Broadcasting Division. Rs. 164.6 million for Textile Industry Division. Rs. 82.3 million for Statistics Division. Rs. 81.1 million for Ministry of Postal Services. Rs. 15 million for Economic Affairs Division. Rs. 12029.7 million for Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA) Rs. 44637 million for National Highway Authority Rs. 10523.5 million for Azad Jammu and Kashmir Rs. 6584.9 million for Gilgit-Baltistan (Block and other projects) Rs. 8642.6 million for Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA). Rs. 5000 million for People's Works Programme-I Rs. 25000 million for People's Works Programme-II Receipt Revised budget 2011 The total outlay of budget 2010–11 was estimated at Rs 2,423 billion. However, this size increased to Rs 2,559 billion in revised estimates 2010–11 or by 5.6%. The resource availability during 2010–11 had been estimated at Rs 2,256 billion which declined to Rs 2,107 billion in revised estimates or by 6.6%. Net revenue receipts for 2010–11 had been estimated at Rs 1,377 billion indicating a decrease of 10% in revised estimates 2010–11. The provincial share in federal revenue receipts was estimated at Rs 1,034 billion during 2010–11 which was decreased to Rs 998 billion in the revised estimates for 2010–11 The capital receipts (net) for 2010–11 had been estimated at Rs 325 billion which increased to Rs 459 billion in revised estimates 2010–11 i.e. an increaseof 41.2%. The external receipts in 2010–11 were estimated at Rs 387 billion. This showed a decrease of