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Financial Highlights

There are eight departmental output expenses delivered by the Department.

The Department expects in the 2005/06 year:

  • to earn $12.519 million from interest on the Residential Tenancies Trust Account
  • to earn $0.800 million from fees for applications to the Tenancy Tribunal
  • to earn $0.107 million from fees to assist Tenancy Tribunal judgement creditors to recover judgement debts
  • to earn $14.991 million from building levies
  • to earn $0.457 million from contributions for the State Sector Superannuation Scheme
  • to earn $30.350 million from the sale of outputs to the Crown
  • to spend $61.029 million on the production of outputs for the eight departmental output expenses detailed in the Statement of Objectives.

The Department will also administer payments and receipts under the appropriation as follows.

  • Non-departmental output expenses payable to Housing New Zealand Corporation for policy advice of $3.829 million, contracted housing support services of $10.028 million and housing support services of $13.227 million.
  • Non-departmental output expenses for the registration regime of architects of $0.225 million.
  • Benefits and unrequited expenses for income-related rental subsidy paid to Housing New Zealand Corporation of $391.172 million.
  • Benefits and unrequited expenses for housing assistance payments of $7.664 million.
  • Non-departmental other expense payable to Housing New Zealand Corporation for the community housing rent relief programme of $4.500 million.
  • Interest receipts on loans to Housing New Zealand Corporation of $91.800 million.
  • Dividend receipts from Housing New Zealand Corporation of $2.745 million.
  • $230.697 million on capital injections to Housing New Zealand Corporation.
  • $54.375 million on state housing activities.
  • $0.045 million on loan to the Architects Board.

Details of how the non-departmental appropriations will be applied appear in parts C2, D1, D3, E1 and F1 of Vote: Housing in the 2005/06 Estimates of Appropriations for the Government of New Zealand.

Statement of Financial Performance

For the years ending 30 June 2005 and 2006

  2004/05
Budgeted14
$000
2004/05
Estimated
Actual
$000
2005/06
Budget
$000
Revenue 29,885 29,885 59,224
Expenses 35,718 35,718 61,029
Surplus/(deficit) from operations (5,833) (5,833) (1,805)
Net surplus/(deficit) (5,833) (5,833) (1,805)

Statement of Estimated Financial Position

As at 30 June 2005

And Forecast Financial Position

As at 30 June 2006

  Actual
Financial
Position as at
30 June 2004
$000
Estimated
Financial
Position as at
30 June 2005
$000
Forecast
Financial
Position as at
30 June 2006
$000

Assets

Current assets      
Cash and bank balances 31 309 1,379
Prepayments 49 25 25
Receivables and advances 4,208 6,622 10,206
Debtor Crown 57 55 1,109
Total current assets 4,345 7,011 12,719
Non-current assets      
Fixed assets 2,321 3,347 5,761
Total non-current assets 2,321 3,347 5,761
Total assets 6,666 10,358 18,480
       

Liabilities

Current liabilities      
Payables and provisions 1,903 1,652 1,986
Finance leases 33 33 29
Provision for payment of surplus 747 0 0
Employee entitlements 351 643 693
Total current liabilities 3,034 2,328 2,708
Non-current liabilities      
Employee entitlements 269 269 269
Finance leases 62 29 0
Total liabilities 3,365 2,626 2,977
       

Taxpayers' funds

General funds 3,301 7,732 15,503
Total taxpayers' funds 3,301 7,732 15,503
Total liabilities and taxpayers' funds 6,666 10,358 18,480

This statement should be read in conjunction with the statement of significant underlying assumptions and statement of significant accounting policies.

 14 This column incorporates both Main Estimates and Supplementary Estimates appropriations for 2004/05.