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2016-03-07 General Committee - Item 2 - Waste Management PBA Final Report - ATTACHMENT 1
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Impact Area Impact Criteria Impact Benefits / Cost Description Qualitative Assessment
Type
Likelihood Consequence Impact
may be enhanced via continued refinement of cost
attribution to the business, in addition to the recognition
and appropriate cost recovery of any non-commercial
functions and activities via CSO payments from the general
fund.
Costs Nil Identified n.a. n.a. Nil Cost
Noosa Council Community Benefits Non-commercial activities undertaken by the business Very High Very Low Medium Benefit
Budget Position Service Provision would be able to continue without community impact
funded via transparent CSO payments from the general
NET fund.
BENEFIT Costs Nil Identified n.a. n.a. Nil Cost
(medium)
Financial Benefits Requires the business to set prices on a commercial basis Very High Moderate High Benefit
Sustainability Costs in a transparent manner to ensure long-term business n.a. n.a. Nil Cost
viability and contribute to Council’s financial sustainability
NET through the payment of dividends, competitive neutrality
BENEFIT payments and taxation equivalents.
(high)
Ratepayer Impact Benefits There would be a greater focus on ensuring that charges High High High Benefit
Costs are set at cost recovery levels, with dividend and taxation n.a. n.a. Nil Cost
NET payments from the business potentially available to the
BENEFIT Council general fund for broader community benefit.
(high)
Compliance Benefits The application of full cost pricing will ensure that the Very High Moderate High Benefit
business complies with the relevant aspects of competitive
NET neutrality applicable to a significant business activity in a
BENEFIT competitive business environment.
(medium) Costs Some minor compliance relating to the need to support a High Very Low Low Cost
FCP model is required, including reporting the business
within the annual budget and annual report.
Market Market Pricing Benefits The adoption of commercial, full cost recovery pricing Very High Moderate High Benefit
Costs principles will ensure that product prices are targeted at a n.a. n.a. Nil Cost
NET minimum level that reflects the full economic cost of
BENEFIT service, whilst ensuring that competitive neutrality
(high) principles are complied with when considering pricing
strategies with respect to market share.
Competitive Benefits Under both the CBU and FCP models, the business would Very High Moderate High Benefit
Neutrality Costs be required to set prices under the competitive neutrality n.a. n.a. Nil Cost
principle, therefore eliminating any potential advantages
NET associated with local government ownership and ensuring
BENEFIT that prices are set on the same basis as private operators.
(high)
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