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2017-06-12 General Committee Agenda
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 JUNE 2017
Operating Expenditure (YTD Benchmark 91.7% - 11 months)
Actual operating expenditure is currently 78% of full year budget. Detailed commentary for each
expenditure category appears below:
Employee Costs – Actuals of $25m against the YTD budget of $25.3m (variance of $273k)
equates to 87% of full year budget spend. This is primarily represented by a YTD under-
expenditure of the training allocation ($163k) and additional allocation of employee costs to
capital projects.
Materials and Services – $32.9m (81% of the full year budget) has been expended
compared to the YTD budget of $33.6m (variance of $681k). Year to date variances
primarily relate to contract services budgets, specifically under expenditure in waste
collection ($303k); libraries programs and collections ($118k), electricity costs ($114k); ICT
telecommunications ($105k); works operations ($96k), pest management ($84k), parks
($58k) and cemeteries ($52k) all behind YTD budget. Materials and services costs
associated with the clean-up from damage caused by ex-cyclone Debbie total $259k as at
the end of May 2017.
Finance Costs – bank merchant fees ($17k) and interest on QTC loans ($100k) are
currently behind YTD budget.
Depreciation Expense – in line with YTD budget.
Other Expenses – above YTD budget by $23k due to additional infringement notices
referred to SPER for collection (recovered once fines are collected).
Figure 3: Operating Expenditure Position by Type
$40
$35
YTD Budget ($m)
$30
YTD Actual ($m)
$25
$20
$15
$10
$5
$0
Finance Costs
Materials
Depreciation
Employees
Other
Capital Revenue
YTD capital revenue of $10.2m received includes $2.8m of cash contributions from developers,
contributed assets of $4.7m (new infrastructure assets provided as a condition of development),
together with $2.7m received as grant funding towards capital projects, including $1.3m
(Commonwealth Roads to Recovery funding for renewal road works), $200k (TIDS); $153k
(Natural Disaster Relief and Recovery); $303k (Rufous Street Digital Hub); $75k (Natural
Disaster Resilience Program – Flood studies and flood gauges); $275k (Bus Shelter Disability
Upgrade program); $288k (Cycle Network Program); $20k (Tait Duke Cottage refurbishment),
and $11k Road Safety Grant.
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