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WATER SERVICES ENTITIES ACT 2022 - SECT 162

Form and content of statement of service delivery performance

162 Form and content of statement of service delivery performance

1 A statement of service delivery performance must, in relation to a water services entity and a financial year, contain the following information:
a) a comparison of the actual performance achieved with the forecast statement of service delivery performance in the statement of intent (see section 149(2)(f) ):
b) whether any intended changes to the level of service delivery have been achieved:
c) the reasons for any significant variation between the level of service delivery achieved and the intended level of service delivery:
d) whether proposed activities, work, and actions have been undertaken or taken as set out in the statement of intent (see section 149(2)(a), (b), and (d) ):
e) the reasons for any significant variation between proposed activities, work, and actions, and actual activities, work, and actions undertaken or taken:
f) the actual revenue, capital expenditure, and operating expenditure for water supply, wastewater, and stormwater services, compared to the revenue, capital expenditure, and operating expenditure budgeted for those services in the statement of intent:
g) information on consumer engagement stocktakes, including any relevant metrics, and a progress update on how the entity has been addressing and responding to consumer and community concerns.
2 For the purposes of subsection (1)(f), the statement must separately provide for actual and budgeted expenditure applied to—
a) meet additional demand for the water supply, wastewater, and stormwater services:
b) improve the level of service delivery performance:
c) replace existing assets.
3 For the purposes of this section, actual or budgeted expenditure for 2 or all of the purposes in subsection (2) may be treated as if it were made solely in relation to the primary purpose of the expenditure.
Note: 2004 No 115 s 153



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