Information about land transactions to be included in annual report (Act s. 5.53(2)(i))
19BC Information about land transactions to be included in annual report (Act s. 5.53(2)(i))
In this regulation —
major land transaction has the meaning given in section 3.59(1);
nature classification has the meaning given in the Local Government (Financial Management) Regulations 1996 regulation 3(1).
For the purposes of section 5.53(2)(i), the annual report for a financial year beginning on or after 1 July 2022 must include the following, separately in relation to each major land transaction (according to nature classification) —
all income and expenditure for the transaction received or expended during the financial year;
details of assets and liabilities at 30 June;
any other information that is necessary to provide full and complete information on the transaction;
if the transaction is to span more than 1 financial year, a brief statement showing the cash flows expected during the lesser of the following periods —
the term of the transaction;
the period covered by the corporate business plan.
For the purposes of section 5.53(2)(i), if a major land transaction has spanned more than 1 financial year and it is completed during a financial year beginning on or after 1 July 2022, the annual report for that financial year must —
disclose —
details of the total income and expenditure for the transaction from the date of commencement to the date of completion; and
details of the amount or value of any surplus of money or assets distributed to the local government or a person other than the local government; and
the amount or value of any loss and the resources used to cover the loss;
and
include —
a comparison of the outcomes over the life of the transaction with expected outcomes in the business plan prepared for the transaction; and
an explanation of the benefits of the transaction to the local government and the community.
[Regulation 19BC inserted: SL 2023/106 r. 33.]
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