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Asset Management in Integrated Planning and Reporting for Local Governments Troy Daniels, Project Manager Department of

Asset Management in Integrated Planning and Reporting for Local Governments Troy Daniels, Project Manager Department of Local Government and Communities. Drivers of Local Government Reform in Western Australia. Drivers of Local Government Reform in Western Australia.

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  1. Asset Management in Integrated Planning and Reporting for Local GovernmentsTroy Daniels, Project ManagerDepartment of Local Government and Communities

  2. Drivers of Local Government Reform in Western Australia

  3. Drivers of Local Government Reform in Western Australia • Estimated local government asset renewal gap = $110 million per annum (Allan, 2012) • Estimated local government infrastructure renewal backlog = $1.75 billion (Allan, 2012) • Pressure on local government to increase fees, charges, rates and borrowing

  4. Tackling Asset Management Reform • Integrated Planning and Reporting (IPR) Framework developed in 2010 • Changes to ‘Plan for the Future’ regulations gazetted August 2011 • Responded to capacity challenges in the sector • Integrated approach to planning based on meaningful engagement with the community on significant choices • De-emphasized the annual budget cycle • Recognised diversity of the sector • Enhanced opportunities to engage with other agencies

  5. Asset Management Framework and Guidelines • Aligns with interstate and international frameworks and asset management practice. • Developed with the sector through Asset Management Working Group. • Aims to enhance the sustainable management of local government assets by encouraging a ‘whole of life’ and ‘whole of organisation’ approach to asset management.

  6. Implementing Integrated Planning • Frameworks • Guidelines • Toolkits • Regulations • Advisory Standard • Website & e-bulletin • Workshops • Master classes

  7. The Local Government Sector Responds

  8. Asset Management Challenges To Date • GENERAL GAPS • IPR alignment • Cross-organisational responsibility • Performance measurement • AM Strategy • AM Policy Internal Challenges

  9. Asset Management Challenges To Date

  10. The Future of Asset Management in WA • 2013 – 2015 • 2016 – 2018 • 2018 +

  11. The Future of Asset Management in WA

  12. Thank you Department of Local Government and CommunitiesGordon Stephenson House140 William StreetPERTH WA 6000GPO Box R1250 PERTH WA 6844Telephone: (08) 6551 8700http://www.dlgc.wa.gov.au Integrated Planning enquiries: integratedplanning@dlgc.wa.gov.au E1320163

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