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Overriding Principles Asset allocation Cost allocation
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Activity based allocation processes form the base of all allocations Allocations cannot exceed 100% of total airport assets or costs The Airport Authorities Act establishes the framework for allocation to identified airport activities Information disclosure requirements are not determinative for pricing consultation – that is, what is in the asset base for disclosure may not be replicated for pricing The allocation process while broadly similar for each airport must accommodate the individual circumstances of each airport eg. shared use v separate terminals, stage of construction development, drivers for past construction or commercial agreements
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Assets are grouped within main asset types for external reporting Assets are componentised to meet requirements of financial reporting standards ◦ Land broken down by area of use. Underground services separately recorded as civil assets. ◦ Building assets comprise structure and different fit out categories such as partitioning, plumbing, electrical works, lighting etc ◦ Civil assets recognise the components of sealed surfaces including platform, base case and overlay as examples Assets are allocated individual codes which relate to business activities Assets not directly attributable are initially recorded as overhead or shared assets
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Airfield Specified Passenger Terminal Aircraft & Freight Non-specified (contestable) terminal Commercial property Travel and Information Transport activities including car parking Infrastructure Maintenance Administration Identified Activities as per Disclosure Regulations 1999 Commercial Activities Overhead Activities to be allocated to Identified and Commercial activities Activities
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All assets are allocated a business activity code Assets are aggregated to determine the total directly allocated assets to each business activity Shared or common assets allocated to business activities ◦ Where possible shared assets are allocated on consumption, value or cause related factors. For example: Common facilities within terminal are allocated between specified airport activities and contestable businesses – allocation bases include share of terminal floor space or terminal value Usage of access roads can be applied based on assessed usage of the road by different activities or as an overhead with a more generic allocation based on, for example, value of directly allocated assets ◦ Remaining overhead assets can be allocated on a share of area, percentage or value basis to business activities – includes corporate or maintenance assets
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Depreciation and revaluation assumptions reconsidered by valuers at each valuation Consideration given to expected future use of assets Valuers consider assets at componentised levels Allocation of depreciation and revaluations determined by methodology for allocation of underlying assets
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All transactions (Revenue and Costs) are allocated within general ledgers to business codes or cost centres Cost centres or aggregation of business codes represent initial direct allocation of costs to business activities Consideration then given to consider allocation of overheads and common costs
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Prior to allocation all transactions in overhead activities are reviewed to identify any direct costs that can be allocated to business activities Any such costs are allocated manually to the business activity costs
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Remaining overhead costs then allocated on a general allocation basis depending on nature of cost. Examples are: ◦ Maintenance Overhead – expenditure is allocated using the maintenance costs already directly allocated to other business activities as the driver. ◦ Administration Overhead – expenditure is allocated using the total costs already allocated to business activities (including those costs allocated in the maintenance allocation) or the common cost rule based on terminal space. ◦ Terminal – income and expenditure allocated according to physical area, or asset value, of the specified and non-specified terminal ◦ Operation salaries – allocated according to estimate of time spent by operations staff on each business activity
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All company assets, deprecation and costs are allocated to business activities such that: Airfield, Specified Passenger Terminal, Aircraft & Freight + Non-specified terminal, Travel and Information, Vehicle business including car parking, Commercial property =Total Company
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The airport allocation processes are complex and detailed The specific allocation processes need to be addressed with each airport Commission staff are welcome to contact the airports directly to address their specific allocation models
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