SPORT NZ ANNUAL REPORT - Sport New Zealand
SPORT NZ ANNUAL REPORT - Sport New Zealand
SPORT NZ ANNUAL REPORT - Sport New Zealand
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<strong>ANNUAL</strong> <strong>REPORT</strong> 2012<br />
FINANCIAL INFORMATION<br />
49<br />
TABLE TWO: ANALYSIS OF 2011/12 EXPENDITURE (BY OUTPUT)<br />
Sector Investment<br />
66.9% $93.342 million<br />
HP Infrastructure Investment<br />
9.5% $13.189 million<br />
Technical Advice and Resources<br />
8.6% $12.020 million<br />
HP Athlete Services<br />
6.7% $9.399 million<br />
Programme Management<br />
5.9% $8.280 million<br />
Knowledge and Information<br />
1.8% $2.442 million<br />
Policy Advice<br />
0.5% $0.762 million<br />
Table Two shows that in 2011/12, $102.741m of expenditure was directly invested into the sport and recreation sector<br />
(e.g. national governing bodies of national sport and recreational organisations and regional sports trusts) through<br />
direct investment ($93.342m) and the provision of HP Athlete services 2 ($9.399m). Direct investment in 2010/11 made<br />
up $84.359m of total expenditure. A further $13.189m has been invested in the development of high performance<br />
facilities ($6.059m in 2010/11).<br />
TABLE THREE: ANALYSIS OF 2011/12 SECTOR INVESTMENT (BY APPROPRIATION)<br />
<strong>Sport</strong> and Recreation Programmes<br />
45.2% $48.166 million<br />
High Performance <strong>Sport</strong><br />
51.2% $54.588 million<br />
Prime Minister’s <strong>Sport</strong> Scholarships<br />
3.5% $3.777 million<br />
Table Three shows the output classifications (by appropriation) into which that 78% of expenditure invested directly<br />
into the sport and recreation sector in 2011/12 was made. Please note this table only includes direct investment, and<br />
that the total expenditure for each of these output classifications is further explained within the Cost of Service by<br />
Output section on pages 42 through 46.<br />
2<br />
In 2010/11, this was treated as ‘direct investment’ into the two <strong>NZ</strong> <strong>Sport</strong> Academies.