Balance sheet as at 30 June <strong>2009</strong> Consolidated Parent Notes Budget <strong>2009</strong> $’000 Actual <strong>2009</strong> $’000 Actual 2008 $’000 Actual <strong>2009</strong> $’000 Actual 2008 $’000 ASSETS Current Assets Cash and cash equivalents 8 206,219 186,179 179,958 186,179 179,958 Receivables 9(a) 129,655 147,560 129,655 147,560 129,655 Inventories 10,245 10,715 10,245 10,715 10,245 346,119 344,454 319,858 344,454 319,858 Non-current assets held for sale 12 71,122 40,893 71,122 40,893 71,122 Total Current Assets 417,241 385,347 390,980 385,347 390,980 Non-Current Assets Other fi nancial assets 9(b) 106,527 108,529 98,402 108,529 98,402 Property, Plant and Equipment – Land and Buildings 10(a) 2,939,852 2,996,887 2,890,778 2,996,887 2,890,778 – Plant and Equipment 10(b) 147,779 161,478 140,279 161,478 140,279 – Infrastructure Systems 10(c) 79,000,347 85,723,210 77,726,966 85,723,210 77,726,966 Total property, plant and equipment 82,087,978 88,881,575 80,758,023 88,881,575 80,758,023 Intangible assets 11(b) 16,160 30,788 19,599 30,788 19,599 Private Sector Provided Infrastructure 11(a) 580,266 539,105 448,419 539,105 448,419 Total Non-Current Assets 82,790,931 89,559,997 81,324,443 89,559,997 81,324,443 Total Assets 83,208,172 89,945,344 81,715,423 89,945,344 81,715,423 LIABILITIES Current Liabilities Payables 13 551,601 609,710 551,601 1,386,704 955,840 Borrowings 14 141,401 140,548 141,306 140,548 141,306 Provisions 16 219,213 237,469 213,493 - - Other 17 139,139 144,273 138,008 139,224 134,968 Total Current Liabilities 1,051,354 1,132,000 1,044,408 1,666,476 1,232,114 Non-Current Liabilities Borrowings 14 1,229,488 1,246,492 1,311,218 1,246,492 1,311,218 Provisions 16 187,693 534,476 187,706 - - Other 17 333,924 357,793 366,730 357,793 366,730 Total Non-Current Liabilities 1,751,105 2,138,761 1,865,654 1,604,285 1,677,948 Total Liabilities 2,802,459 3,270,761 2,910,062 3,270,761 2,910,062 Net Assets 80,405,713 86,674,583 78,805,361 86,674,583 78,805,361 EQUITY Reserves 18 35,025,304 41,837,842 35,053,304 41,837,842 35,053,304 Accumulated Funds 18 45,380,409 44,836,741 43,752,057 44,836,741 43,752,057 Total Equity 80,405,713 86,674,583 78,805,361 86,674,583 78,805,361 The accompanying notes form part of these fi nancial statements. 120 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Cash fl ow statement for the year ended 30 June <strong>2009</strong> Consolidated Parent Notes Budget <strong>2009</strong> $’000 Actual <strong>2009</strong> $’000 Actual 2008 $’000 Actual <strong>2009</strong> $’000 Actual 2008 $’000 CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES Payments Employee related (473,164) (530,391) (491,540) (530,391) (491,540) Grants and subsidies (100,716) (232,511) (214,937) (232,511) (214,937) Finance costs (53,769) (101,882) (115,549) (101,882) (115,549) Other (1,445,031) (1,348,001) (1,223,336) (1,348,001) (1,223,336) Total Payments (2,072,680) (2,212,785) (2,045,362) (2,212,785) (2,045,362) Receipts Sale of goods and services 365,036 427,637 425,124 427,637 425,124 Interest received 13,385 10,305 15,416 10,305 15,416 Other 254,891 348,396 277,748 348,396 277,748 Total Receipts 633,312 786,338 718,288 786,338 718,288 Cash Flows from <strong>Government</strong> Recurrent appropriation 1,591,128 1,578,527 1,421,222 1,578,527 1,421,222 Capital appropriation 2,144,554 2,144,518 1,780,807 2,144,518 1,780,807 Net Cash Flows from <strong>Government</strong> 3,735,682 3,723,045 3,202,029 3,723,045 3,202,029 NET CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES 26 2,296,314 2,296,598 1,874,955 2,296,598 1,874,955 CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES Proceeds from sale of Land and Buildings, Plant and Equipment and Infrastructure Systems 43,445 48,647 52,476 48,647 52,476 Purchases of Land and Buildings, Plant and Equipment and Infrastructure Systems (2,228,700) (2,263,412) (1,847,442) (2,263,412) (1,847,442) Other (1,000) - - - - NET CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES (2,186,255) (2,214,765) (1,794,966) (2,214,765) (1,794,966) CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES Payment of fi nance lease liabilities - (20,684) (16,489) (20,684) (16,489) Repayment of borrowings and advances (83,798) (54,928) (76,684) (54,928) (76,684) NET CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES (83,798) (75,612) (93,173) (75,612) (93,173) NET INCREASE/(DECREASE) IN CASH 26,261 6,221 (13,184) 6,221 (13,184) Opening cash and cash Equivalents 179,958 179,958 193,142 179,958 193,142 CLOSING CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS 8 206,219 186,179 179,958 186,179 179,958 The accompanying notes form part of these fi nancial statements. FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 121
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Annual Report
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Contents OVERVIEW 2 Chief Executive
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Governance and fi nancial managemen
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TABLE 3. SAFETY (SEE PAGES 47-64) I
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Organisational chart The RTA is mad
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Delivering better services Environm
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REVIEW OF OPERATIONS Transport Deve
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