a) TheAuthorityshallusetherevenuescollectedbyitunderthisLawinaccordan cewith its approved budget to fund its activities, including: 1) Meeting the administrative and operating costs of the Authority. 2) Payment of salaries, wages, remuneration and allowances, and other financial benefits payable to the General Director and staff members of the Authority, pensions and social insurance. 3) Meeting its requirements that are necessary for the effective and efficient carrying out of its duties, be such requirements real or moveable property, including apparatus, machinery and equipment or any other items within the category of capital expenditure 4) Maintenance of real or moveable property owned by the Authority. 5) Meeting expenses that are necessary for carrying out the duties of the Authority as specified under this Law. b) Any cash surplus actually accrued to the Authority on its approved budget for the previous financial year shall be delivered to the public treasury within one month after the date on which the accounts audit is completed in accordance with the provisions of Article (17) (d) of this Law. The Authority may keep all or part of a budget surplus for funding future development projects after coordinating with the Ministry of Finance and National Economy and with the consent of the Council of Ministers. Article (20) Borrowing Powers Without prejudice to the prescribed procedures for obtaining a public loan, the Authority may, after coordinating with the Ministry of Finance and National Economy and with the consent of both the Board and the Council of Ministers, borrow such sums of money as are required for the exercise of its duties under this Law. The Board should indicate in writing its ground for refusing any borrowing.