Concept:In public sector accounting, the authorised amount given to each expenditure head is called a vote.
Explanation:When the treasury allocates funds to different accounting heads, each head receives a specific approved portion.
This portion is known as a vote.
A vote is the amount set aside for an individual item in a government budget.
It is not a float, which refers to cash kept for small payments.
It is not virement, which means moving funds from one head to another.
It is not the entire budget, which is the overall financial plan.
Thus, the allocation of funds from treasury to accounting heads is referred to as a vote.
Answer:B. vote