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Notes to and forming part of of the the Financial Statements 30 June 30 June 2006 2005 $ $ Financial sTATEMENTS Part 7 Note 7E: Inventories Inventories held for distribution 158,817 143,088 Total Inventories 158,817 143,088 All departmental inventories are current assets. Note 7F: Other Non-Financial Assets Prepayments 3,292,767 12,026,709 Total Other Non-financial Assets 3,292,767 12,026,709 All other non-financial assets are current assets. The value of prepayments at 30 June 2006 has significantly reduced from the prior year due to a change in arrangements between the Court and United Group Services (UGS), under a new contract signed for the management of Commonwealth Law Courts (CLC) premises. Previously the Court made biannual prepayments in advance for disbursements on the Court's behalf. However, from 1 July 2006 the Court will adopt a just in time payment arrangement. The prepayment monies have been returned to the Official Public Account (OPA) and recognised as a receivable (Note 6B). 144 Family Court of Australia Annual Report 2005–2006
Notes to and forming part of of the the Financial Statements 30 June 30 June 2006 2005 $ $ Note 8: Payables Note 8A: Supplier Payables Trade creditors 1,832,271 1,948,187 Operating lease rentals 290,284 433,813 Other 3,521,625 3,650,255 Total Supplier Payables 5,644,180 6,032,255 Supplier payables are represented by: Current 5,497,426 5,741,972 Non-current 146,754 290,283 Total Supplier Payables 5,644,180 6,032,255 Settlement is usually made net 30 days. Note 8B: Other Payables Fringe Benefits Tax payable 313,741 306,552 Prepayments received 573,408 921,628 Other payables 1,812 - Total Other Payables 888,961 1,228,180 All other payables are current liabilities. Part 7 Financial sTATEMENTS Family Court of Australia Annual Report 2005–2006 145
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Conclusion The Family Court of Aust
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SIGNIFICANT JUDGMENTS Part 5
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