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STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE ACT 1989 - SECT 24B SES funding target

STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE ACT 1989 - SECT 24B

SES funding target

24B SES funding target

(1) Before 31 March in each year or a later date agreed to by the Treasurer, the Minister must--
(a) prepare and, subject to the Treasurer's agreement, adopt a funding target for the State Emergency Service for the next financial year (the
"SES funding target" ), and
(b) prepare and adopt an estimate of the amount of the SES funding target applicable to the area of each local council for the next financial year.
(2) The Minister is to calculate the SES funding target for the financial year using the following formula--
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"FTt" is the SES funding target for the financial year (represented by "t").


"EEt" is the estimated SES expenditure for the financial year.


"AEt-2" is the actual SES expenditure for the financial year that commenced 2 years before the period "t" (represented as "t-2").


"EEt-2" is the estimated SES expenditure for the financial year that commenced 2 years before the period "t" (represented as "t-2").
(3) To avoid doubt, if AE t-2 −EE t-2 is a negative amount, that amount is subtracted from EE t.
(4) The estimate of SES expenditure for a financial year is to be reduced, as necessary, by the amount it is estimated will be paid to the Fund for the financial year (other than from contributions made by the Treasurer).
(5) The actual SES expenditure for a financial year is to be reduced, as necessary, by the amount paid to the Fund for the financial year (other than from contributions made by the Treasurer).
(6) Without limiting subsections (4) and (5), the Minister may, with the Treasurer's agreement, decide that adjustments are not to be made to the SES funding target in respect of--
(a) certain money paid into the Fund, or
(b) certain amounts it is estimated will be paid to the State Emergency Service for the financial year.
(7) In determining the amount of the SES funding target for each local council area, the Minister may apportion the total estimated expenditure between local council areas in the way the Minister thinks fit.