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2014-01-02 Budget Attachments
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2013/2014 DEBT POLICY MEASUREMENT OF SUCCESS Financial sustainability indicators remain within target ranges and the provision of necessary infrastructure is not constrained through the lack of capital funding. Details of outstanding loans will be reported annually in Council’s Financial Statements and Annual Report. DEFINITIONS Business Activity – An activity within the Council structure subject to the application of full cost pricing principles as defined under the National Competition Policy. Inter-generational equity – This relates to the fairness of the distribution of the costs and benefits of a policy when costs and benefits are borne by different generations. (i.e. The principle whereby those who derive a direct benefit from the service or infrastructure provided actually pay for that service). Net financial liabilities ratio – This is an indicator of the extent to which the net financial liabilities of Council can be serviced by its operating revenues. A ratio greater than zero (positive) indicates that total liabilities exceed current assets, whereas a ratio of less than zero (negative) indicates that current assets exceed total liabilities and therefore Council would appear to have the capacity to increase loan borrowings. The maximum target for ensuring long term financial sustainability is less than 60%. QTC – Queensland Treasury Corporation. RELATED POLICIES AND LEGISLATION Local Government Act 2009 Local Government Regulation 2012 Statutory Bodies Financial Arrangements Act 1982 Statutory Bodies Financial Arrangements Regulation 2007 Noosa Shire Council Page 3 of 4
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