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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING 20 JANUARY 2025
Category Summary Comments
the grant in the preceding year. This prepayment
approach had been consistent over the past 7 years.
• Council has received notification of the approved FY
2024/25 financial assistance grant allocation which is
less than budgeted. As such there is potential for this
to impact the FY 24/25 operating position if payment
of future years allocations are not paid in the
preceding year.
Unitywater On track • Unitywater distributions are fixed each year so there is
Distributions limited budget variance risk
Figure 2: Operating Revenue Position by Type (Excluding Rates)
Operating Expenditure (YTD Benchmark 50.0%)
Actual operating expenditure is currently 47.8% ($67.0 million) of the full year budget ($140.1
million). Detailed commentary for each expenditure category is provided below.
Category Summary Comments
Employee Costs $25.7 million (49.0%) of • Expenditure for permanent staff salaries and wages
the annual budget of underspent ($823.3k) due to position vacancies and
$52.6 million has been recoupment of YTD vacancy dividend. This
expended underspend is also partially offset by additional spend
on casual staff and external labour hire ($823.3k).
• Training costs are on target (58.9% or $227.3k of
$386.1k annual budget spent).
Materials and $29.1 million (46.7%) of • Civil Operations $617.0k above budget (53.9% or
Services the $62.4 million annual $5.1 million of $9.5 million annual budget spent).
budget has been • Holiday Parks $217.0k above budget (58.4% or $1.4
expended. million of $2.4 million annual budget spent).
• Holiday Parks $217.0k above budget (58.4% or $1.4
million of $2.4 million annual budget spent).
• Sustainable Transport above budget (14.8% or
$141.8k of $962k annual budget spent).
• Digital Hub above budget (56.0% or $204.8k of
365.4k annual budget spent.
• Waste Management $313.3 below budget (45.0% or
$6.6 million of $14.7 million annual budget spent).
• Arts & Culture $99.8k below budget (41.3% or $1.1
million of $2.6 million annual budget spent).
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