Stated Financial Benefits of the Proposed Merger
Analysis by KPMG in 2016 shows the proposed merger has the potential to generate a net financial saving of $111 million to the new council over 20 years. Gross savings over 20 years will primarily be due to:
streamlining senior management roles ($27 million);
removal of duplicate back office and administrative functions ($75 million);
efficiencies generated through increased purchasing power of materials and contracts ($19 million); and
a reduction in the overall number of elected officials that will in turn reduce expenditure on councillor fees ($4 million).
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