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Zoological Parks Authority ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Disclosures and Legal Compliance Governance Disclosures Indemnity Insurance Premium Perth Zoo takes out Directors and Officers Liability Insurance, covering members of the Zoological Parks Authority Board and senior management. The limit of liability is $10 million. The Zoo contributed $6,094 to the annual premium in 2011‐12 with Board Members and senior management making a small contribution. Other Legal Requirements Electoral Act 1907 In accordance with section 175ZE of the Electoral Act 1907, the Authority incurred the following expenditure during the financial year in relation to advertising agencies, market research organisations, polling organisations, direct mail organisations and media advertising organisations. Expenditure with Advertising Agencies The Brand Agency Expenditure with Market Research Organisations Ipsos Social Research Institute (previously Synovate Pty Ltd) Expenditure with Polling Organisations Expenditure with Direct Mail Organisations Disco Direct Mailing Service Platform Interactive Salmat Limited Toll Transport Expenditure with Media Advertising Organisations Optimum Media Decisions (WA) Ltd Mitchell and Partners Australia Pty Ltd Adcorp Australia Ltd Facebook Ireland Limited $43,071 $68,404 Nil $33,906 $217,493 Total Expenditure $362,874 128
Zoological Parks Authority ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Disclosures and Legal Compliance Other Legal Requirements Disability Access and Inclusion Plan Outcomes (Disability Services Act 1993, S29) Outcome 1: People with disabilities have the same opportunities as other people to access the services of, and any events organised by, a public authority. • The Zoo’s Disability Services Group met bi‐monthly to help progress DAIP outcomes. • Information relating to Zoo events, including details on how to purchase tickets by phone or internet, was made available on the Zoo’s website. • The Zoo reviewed its pricing and discount structure and ensured that the free of charge carer/companion admission was maintained. Free day admission was provided to 2,411 carers of people with a disability, up from 1,863 in the previous year. • Work continued on a major upgrade of the Zoo’s Customer Management System which will provide on-line access to Zoo products and services including e-ticketing (online admission tickets). • Ten ACROD parking bays for Zoo visitors including two ACROD bus bays were maintained. • Wheelchair access was provided at major concert events. Outcome 2: People with disabilities have the same opportunities as other people to access the buildings and other facilities of a public authority. • The Zoo increased its fleet of electric scooters to four for visitors with mobility impairment and maintained its fleet of 11 wheelchairs for use by those with mobility impairment. • Affordable Zebra Car tours for the elderly and frail visitors or parents with small children were provided for almost 3,120 visitors, up from 2,700 visitors last year. • Funding for an upgrade of the inclusive playground was announced in 2011‐12 with work to begin in 2012‐13. • Consideration of access/inclusion issues including non-mobility disability is a formal part of Perth Zoo’s project management framework and must be included in capital works projects. The DAIP checklist was/is being applied to the following projects: • Orangutan Visitor Experience Project • Australian wetlands • Playground Upgrade • Front Entrance Upgrade • Interpretive information to be included in the Orangutan Visitor Experience Project has been designed to suit mixed levels and types of ability. It will include images in the signage as well as large/minimal text in plain English, tactile devices, models, interactive equipment, audio soundscaping, touch-sensitive interface and audiovisual components with captions. • Automated entry gates were installed in the Australian Bushwalk to improve accessibility for visitors with special needs and parents with pushers. • The Zoo provides a free accessibility map which caters for a range of disabilities. The map identifies audiovisual, tactile/interactive, olfactory/sensory facilities, as well as tranquil rest areas, keeper talks, automated doors, steep hills and ACROD parking. 129
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