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2016-03-07 General Committee - Item 2 - Waste Management PBA Final Report - ATTACHMENT 1
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Table 4.2: Impact Assessment of Commercial Business Unit Model
Impact Area Impact Criteria Impact Benefits / Cost Description Qualitative Assessment
Type
Likelihood Consequence Impact
Business Unit Pricing Benefits The business must continue to apply full cost price-setting n.a. n.a. Nil Benefit
Financial practices and user pays principles in the pricing of goods
Position NET COST (very and services to ensure ongoing financial sustainability.
low) Costs Some potential for political interference in price-setting Very Low Low Very Low Cost
practices, although this also exists under the FCP model.
Non Commercial Benefits Non-commercial activities undertaken are still required to n.a. n.a. Nil Benefit
Activities Costs be identified and funded via CSO payments funded by the n.a. n.a. Nil Cost
general rate to the business, which should ensure
NIL IMPACT appropriate cost recovery for all activities undertaken,
enhanced transparency in service provision and the
removal of any potential hidden cross subsidies between
customer classes.
Administration Benefits Nil identified n.a. n.a. Nil Benefit
Costs The business would be required to undertake additional Very High Low Medium Cost
NET COST statutory reporting functions associated with a CBU
(medium) structure, including annual performance plans, separate
reporting of performance in Council’s annual report, annual
reporting and submission of tax equivalent returns.
Costs Requires the ongoing use of a pricing model for the Very High Low Medium Cost
business, to ensure legislative requirements regarding full
cost recovery are met.
Operational Benefits The identification of true direct and indirect operating and Moderate Low Low Benefit
Efficiency capital costs incurred by the business may improve
decision making.
NET Benefits Potential for a greater degree of management autonomy Moderate Low Low Benefit
BENEFIT and business independence (via delegated authority from
(low) Council’s Chief Executive Officer) which may allow for
more efficient decision making and more timely responses
to business and customer issues.
Benefits Greater potential scope for the business to implement Low Low Low Benefit
formal service level agreements for internal services
provided by Council to ensure value for money and more
accurate cost inputs for pricing determination.
Costs Nil identified n.a. n.a. Nil Benefit
Business Benefits An enhancement in the clarity of business objectives / Moderate Low Low Benefit
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