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2021-05-11 Services & Organisation Committee Meeting Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 MAY 2021
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Noosa Aquatic Centre – Financial The net result to YTD budget was a Continue to closely monitor and Continue to closely monitor and
Performance positive variance of $674k, with minimise financial impacts from minimise financial impacts from
revenue up $787k and expenditure COVID-19 COVID-19
over by $113k. This situation will
likely change as budgets are re-
evaluated in BR3.
Noosa Aquatic Centre – General Adherence to State Government Complete tender process for NAC Manage staff as rosters, timetables
approved COVID Plan for Aquatic café operation. and hours reduce during the
Facilities. Release ITQ for pool blankets. transition from summer to winter.
Continued to support all key user Appoint contractor for replacement of Liase with contractors to minimise the
groups returning to the NAC NAC main switchboard. impact of pool closure during
Attendance numbers broadly tracking Develop and execute NAC ‘off-peak’ installation of new main switchboard.
in line with trends from previous years promotion to boost attendance during Continue to minimise the impacts and
which is pleasing given the impact of the quieter times of the day and risks of COVID-19 to staff and
Covid-19 restrictions at the start of months of the year. patrons while maximising the
financial year. Continue to focus on rebuilding financial performance of the centre
Continued to deliver a modified in- patronage as much as possible under Review success of revised Junior
house junior squad coaching new COVID safe operating Squad Program and determine future
program following voluntary environment direction
departure of the previous coaching Continue to market to and Finalise and release ITQ for new light
contractors. communicate with users to pole footings.
encourage regular utilisation of the Consider best way forward for the
NAC’s services. development of the centre’s 10-year
masterplan.
The J & BCC – Financial Performance The reported net result to YTD Continue to closely monitor and Continue to closely monitor and
budget was a positive variance of minimise financial impacts from minimise financial impacts from
$54k, with revenue down $38k and COVID-19 COVID-19
expenditure under by $92k. However,
an incorrect expense allocation of
$33k was discovered following
finalisation of the month and has
since been adjusted. This in effect
bumps the result up to a positive net
variance to budget of $87k. YTD
revenue is down because the impact
of Covid restrictions was greater than
expected when developing the
budget assumptions.
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