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Coastguard Northern Region - 2018 Performance Report

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The cost of saving lives at sea<br />

Finance <strong>Report</strong><br />

<strong>Coastguard</strong> <strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Region</strong>’s performance is laid out<br />

through our Statement of Service <strong>Performance</strong> and in<br />

the stories we tell throughout this report. Those outputs<br />

and outcomes – lives saved and boaties assisted,<br />

safety services delivered and volunteers and students<br />

educated – are our true measures of success.<br />

Such services come at a cost, and thankfully for<br />

<strong>Coastguard</strong> and all who benefit from these services,<br />

those costs are greatly reduced through the very<br />

substantial contribution of our volunteers, who give<br />

their labour and expertise for free. There is no doubt<br />

that were this cost to be monetised and recorded in our<br />

financial statements, it would be our most substantial<br />

expense.<br />

In the last financial year the cost of providing <strong>Coastguard</strong><br />

services to the approximately 2 million residents of the<br />

Northland, Auckland and Waikato regions covered by CNR<br />

was $5.51 million*.<br />

Key expenses in the period included:<br />

• $1.3m paid to units and the Auckland Air Patrol for<br />

operational costs and equipment maintenance.<br />

• $0.47m of costs to recruit and train the region’s<br />

volunteers and to educate boaties on public courses.<br />

• $0.87m spent telling our story, raising funds and taking<br />

Old4New to our communities.<br />

Movements on the previous year include:<br />

• An increase in funds distributed to units for rescue asset<br />

repairs and maintenance, and for fuel costs.<br />

• An increase in marketing and fundraising costs including<br />

the cost of the bi-annual NZ Shipping Ball.<br />

• Increased salary costs including the cost of establishing<br />

CNR’s Fundraising Team.<br />

• Increased Operational expenses resulting from<br />

CNR’s investment in technology including the VHF<br />

Communications project and Sharepoint.<br />

CNR is grateful for the support of the Auckland Marine<br />

Rescue Centre Trust whose purpose is to support the<br />

charities resident at the Marine Rescue Centre by providing<br />

low-cost accommodation.<br />

Our Costs<br />

2017- <strong>2018</strong><br />

The cost of saving lives<br />

n Paid to units $1,303,755 23%<br />

n Education COS $472,259 8%<br />

n Air patrol expenses $48,570 1%<br />

n Staff expenses $1,988,669 36%<br />

n Marketing $871,150 16%<br />

n AMRC expenses $82,377 1%<br />

n Operational expenses $509,883 9%<br />

n Amortisation $33,847 1%<br />

n Depreciation $251,005 5%<br />

n Loss on disposal $2,876 0%<br />

*Does not include costs paid by units<br />

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