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Local Government Regulation 2012
sec.35Activity statement
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### sec.35 Activity statement
A local government’s annual financial statements must contain, for each business activity, an activity statement.
An activity statement is a document that states—
the revenue from goods and services provided to the local government in conducting the business activity; and
the revenue from goods and services provided to persons other than the local government in conducting the business activity; and
the expenses for the business activity, including all items required to be taken into account under the pricing provisions (other than return on capital); and
the surplus or deficit for the financial year; and
if community service obligations were carried on during the business activity—
a description of the nature of the community service obligations; and
the cost of carrying out the community service obligations, minus the revenue from the community service obligations.
An activity statement may contain a summary of the information mentioned in subsection (2) , instead of a full statement of the information, if—
the activity statement states it is a summary only and that a full statement of the information may be—
inspected or purchased at the local government’s public office; and
inspected on the local government’s website; and
a full statement of the information can be—
inspected or purchased at the local government’s public office; and
inspected on the local government’s website.
The price for purchasing a full statement of the information must be no more than the cost to the local government of making the statement available for purchase.
s 35 amd 2013 SL No. 148 s 5
(sec.35-ssec.1) A local government’s annual financial statements must contain, for each business activity, an activity statement.
(sec.35-ssec.2) An activity statement is a document that states— the revenue from goods and services provided to the local government in conducting the business activity; and the revenue from goods and services provided to persons other than the local government in conducting the business activity; and the expenses for the business activity, including all items required to be taken into account under the pricing provisions (other than return on capital); and the surplus or deficit for the financial year; and if community service obligations were carried on during the business activity— a description of the nature of the community service obligations; and the cost of carrying out the community service obligations, minus the revenue from the community service obligations.
(sec.35-ssec.3) An activity statement may contain a summary of the information mentioned in subsection (2) , instead of a full statement of the information, if— the activity statement states it is a summary only and that a full statement of the information may be— inspected or purchased at the local government’s public office; and inspected on the local government’s website; and a full statement of the information can be— inspected or purchased at the local government’s public office; and inspected on the local government’s website.
(sec.35-ssec.4) The price for purchasing a full statement of the information must be no more than the cost to the local government of making the statement available for purchase.
- (a) the revenue from goods and services provided to the local government in conducting the business activity; and
- (b) the revenue from goods and services provided to persons other than the local government in conducting the business activity; and
- (c) the expenses for the business activity, including all items required to be taken into account under the pricing provisions (other than return on capital); and
- (d) the surplus or deficit for the financial year; and
- (e) if community service obligations were carried on during the business activity— (i) a description of the nature of the community service obligations; and (ii) the cost of carrying out the community service obligations, minus the revenue from the community service obligations.
- (i) a description of the nature of the community service obligations; and
- (ii) the cost of carrying out the community service obligations, minus the revenue from the community service obligations.
- (i) a description of the nature of the community service obligations; and
- (ii) the cost of carrying out the community service obligations, minus the revenue from the community service obligations.
- (a) the activity statement states it is a summary only and that a full statement of the information may be— (i) inspected or purchased at the local government’s public office; and (ii) inspected on the local government’s website; and
- (i) inspected or purchased at the local government’s public office; and
- (ii) inspected on the local government’s website; and
- (b) a full statement of the information can be— (i) inspected or purchased at the local government’s public office; and (ii) inspected on the local government’s website.
- (i) inspected or purchased at the local government’s public office; and
- (ii) inspected on the local government’s website.
- (i) inspected or purchased at the local government’s public office; and
- (ii) inspected on the local government’s website; and
- (i) inspected or purchased at the local government’s public office; and
- (ii) inspected on the local government’s website.