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SUMMARy <strong>OF</strong> <strong>THE</strong> yEAR � FINANCIAL OvERvIEw<br />

Financial Overview<br />

the financial overview examines the trends in<br />

financial information from 2006/07 through to<br />

2010/11. the analysis is based on the information<br />

provided in the Department of Fisheries’ audited<br />

statement of comprehensive income and statement<br />

of financial position.<br />

The overview is provided to assist readers in<br />

understanding the financial impact of decisions taken<br />

over that period to address emerging issues in the<br />

fisheries sector. These issues include:<br />

• Significant government funding to increase<br />

compliance and research and compliance activity<br />

relating to recreational fishing, commercial fishing<br />

and marine park compliance.<br />

• Significant government support to increase the<br />

financial sustainability for commercial fisheries<br />

in Exmouth Gulf, Shark Bay and the Abrolhos<br />

Islands through the establishment and financing of<br />

Fisheries Adjustment Schemes.<br />

• Management of the recreational fishing sector<br />

through the introduction of revised management<br />

arrangements including the introduction of a<br />

Recreational Fishing from Boat Licence.<br />

• Significant government funding to invest in new<br />

assets or replace ageing assets to support the<br />

delivery of the Department’s services.<br />

• Increasing levels of employee leave liabilities.<br />

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The ‘Overview of Financial Flows’ figure below<br />

represents the various types of operating and capital<br />

funds received by the Department during the 2010/11<br />

financial year, excluding any carry-overs and internal<br />

funds brought forward from 2009/10. The major<br />

elements of the Department’s operating expenditure<br />

(i.e. day-to-day activity) and capital expenditure for the<br />

2010/11 year can also be seen next to the ‘Total Cost<br />

of Services’ chart.<br />

Note that $m is used as an abbreviation for $million.

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