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The last five years in perspective

Statement of Financial Performance

  2003-04
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2002-03
$'000
2001-02
$'000
2000-01
$'000
1999-00
$'000
Expenses from ordinary activities:          
Employee expenses 79,927 77,579 43,156 50,904 52,370
Grants and subsidies 40,609 332,076 257,366 339,132 318,002
Borrowing costs 488 18,620 17,836 19,069 13,765
Capital User Charge 24,108 15,297 13,761 0 0
Depreciation and amortisation 7,578 26,216 24,069 23,436 21,982
Other expenses 82,352 100,613 53,969 84,770 79,091
TOTAL COST OF SERVICES 235,062 570,401 410,157 517,311 485,210
Total Revenues from Ordinary Activities 82,955 163,759 47,265 158,112 152,251
NET COST OF SERVICES 152,107 406,642 362,892 359,199 332,959
REVENUES FROM STATE GOVERNMENT 136,049 405,946 386,110 418,236 298,092


Summary of Financial Performance

Summary of financial performance


Expenditure Analysis

Expenditure analysis

Notes:

(1) The 2001-02 data exclude the Licensing function, which was reported separately in 2001-02 under the Department of Transport. The Department of Transport was amalgamated with the Department for Planning and Infrastructure in 2002-03.

(2) During 2003-04, the Land Administration Services function from the Department of Land Information was amalgamated with the Department for Planning and Infrastructure operations. In addition, the Public Transport Services function was transferred from the Department for Planning and Infrastructure to the newly formed Public Transport Authority and the 'At Sea' marine safety functions were amalgamated with the Department of Fisheries.



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