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Annexure H(i)      Snapshot Of YELP Budget for 4.9 years to end June 2016 means -

1.        Pilot Budget for 21½ Months Tenure Of Pilot which commences on 13 Aug 2011 and concludes on 30 June 2013 is $2,963,375.

2.        YELP Budget  Equity Contributions are split -

            *          50.01% from Two Major & Two Minor Public Sector Equity Holders in each State; and

            *          49.99% from 12 Private Sector Equity Holders.

            The above JV between the 'Public Sector' and 'Private Sector' under a PPP structure to form an SPV known as YELP are the Equity Holders.

3.         The forecast 'Aggregate Expenditure' of YELP over 4.9 years to end June 2016 is $19.4m at cell K25 of worksheet "YELP Budget - 4.9 years" in spreadsheet YELP Budget.

4.         The forecast 'Aggregate Expenditure' of YELP over 4.9 years to end June 2016 for each State or ACT is in Column K from row 27 to 34 of worksheet "YELP Budget - 4.9 years" in spreadsheet YELP Budget

5.         Forecast Aggregate Equity Contribution for 4.9 years to end June 2016 for -

(i)         Two Major & Two Minor Public Sector Equity Holders for NSW's  'in toto' is $4,219,939 which averages at $1,054,985 p.a. 

(ii)        Health & Ageing as a  Major Public Equity Holder is $1,406,646 which averages at $351,662 p.a. 

(iii)       RET as a  Minor Public Equity Holder is $703,323 which averages at $175,831 p.a. 

(iv)       each of 12 Private Sector Equity Holders is $805,167 which averages at $201,292 p.a. 

6.         YELP Budget is remarkably low due inter alia to -

(i)         Prototype Phase which will explicitly ensure that all Interested Parties know their duties, obligations and rights and the time-line for these;

(ii)        employing highly cost-effective RECs who have provided +10 years in voluntary sports administration and possess Eleven Sports Administration Attributes which are approaching retirement age, and fall under the Golden Gurus model; and

            (iii)       Twelve Low Cost Propagation Initiatives.