annual report/2006 - University of Melbourne

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B. Fees Collected by the Victorian College of the Arts
The amount of compulsory non-academic fees (referred to as the Amenities and Services Fees) collected by the Victorian
College of the Arts from students and prospective students during the year ended 31 December 2006 is shown in the following
statement. This statement also shows the purposes for which the College distributed these fees and the amounts of money
made available to College operations and the student organisation.
2006 $ 2005 $
Victorian College of the Arts Amenities and Services Fee Fund Statement
For the year ended 31 December 2006
Fee Collections
Fees Collected from Students 402,799 429,055
Less Disbursements
Student Organisation
Victorian College of the Arts Student Union Inc (incl. GST) 361,099 285,455
College Operations
Health Services 29,000 47,000
Student Welfare Services (including Employment, Financial Aid and Housing) 12,700 96,600
402,799 429,055
In accordance with audited financial statements received from the College’s student organisation the purposes for which it
spent the money made available and the names of other bodies to which they made money available and their respective
amounts were as follows:
2006 $ 2005 $
Amenities and Services Fees received 285,454 285,505
Less Operating and Capital Expenditures
Legal and Dental Services 7,500 7,500
Visual and Performing Arts 5,186 6,923
Personal Accident Insurance for Students 11,246 12,681
Orientation Information 6,288 -
Administrative Services 270,930 250,424
301,150 277,528
Net Result from Application of Amenities and Services Fee Income 15,696 7,977
Funding made available to other bodies:
National Union of Students Inc 935 4,250
Australian Campus Union Managers Association Inc - 530
University of Melbourne Postgraduate Association Inc 3,000 3,000
MU Student Union Limited 7,500 7,500
12. Further Information
The University has the following information available
on request:
• Declarations of pecuniary interests;
• Details of shares held beneficially by senior officers as
nominees of a statutory authority or subsidiary;
• Details of publications produced;
• Details of major promotional, public relations and
marketing activities;
• Details of changes in prices, fees, charges, rates and
levies charged;
• Details of major external reviews;
• Details of overseas visits;
• Occupational health and safety assessments and
measures; and
• A list of major committees.
Enquiries regarding the above should be addressed to:
Mr Len Currie
University Secretary
University of Melbourne
VICTORIA 3010
Telephone: (03) 8344 4000
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