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Prisons and all that stuff Presentation outline Corrections overview Asset Overview Prison network overview Prison operations Asset management framework Capital planning, monitoring and governance


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Prisons and all that stuff

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Presentation outline

  • Corrections overview
  • Asset Overview
  • Prison network overview
  • Prison operations
  • Asset management framework
  • Capital planning, monitoring and governance
  • Corrections specific – electronic security
  • Items of interest and Q&A
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Corrections Overview

  • To create lasting change by breaking the cycle of

re-offending

  • Reduce re-offending by 25% by 2017
  • 8,000 staff
  • 8,500 prisoners
  • 37,000 offenders
  • 17 prisons
  • 170 probation sites
  • $1.2 billion costs per annum
  • $2.5 billion assets
  • 80,000m razor wire
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Asset Overview

Capital intensive department with a large portfolio of assets.

  • Net Book Value approximately $2 billion
  • 90% of value in land in buildings
  • $20m value of fleet (1,852 vehicles)
  • $49m value of biological assets (forests / livestock)
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Asset Management Framework Asset Management Policy Asset Management Strategy Asset Management Plan Asset Management Work streams

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Overall Asset Management Framework - Why

Linking day to day asset activity with wider department goals Linkage to four key priorities 1. Improving public safety 2. Reducing re-offending 3. Better public value 4. Visible leadership

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Overall Asset Management Framework - what

  • Custodial purpose
  • Safety
  • Relationship to Justice Sector forecasts
  • Rehabilitation
  • Working prisons / Offender employment
  • Technology
  • Seismic
  • Finance – lease or own, PPPs
  • Resource and land management
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Overall Asset Management Framework - How

  • Prison configuration plans
  • Asset condition plans
  • Lifecycle management plans
  • Maintenance management plans
  • Asset replacement plans
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Overall Asset Management Framework - Activities

  • Property

– Electronic Security – Prison Development (5 prison sites) – Community Sites – Lifecycle Asset Replacements – Site Security – Safety & Compliance

  • IT

– Offender centric – Corporate systems – Infrastructure – GCIO

  • Fleet
  • Plant & Equipment
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Capital Planning, Monitoring and Governance

Asset Replacements / Depreciation Asset Management Plan Capital Expenditure Plan Business Case / Governance Programmes /Projects Asset Register Retirement

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Capital Planning, Monitoring and Governance

  • Enables ability to reprioritise due to unplanned events
  • Operational implications / muster management
  • Wide consultation
  • Plan rather that intentions

Available capital funding Capital Expenditure Plan (4yr/10yr) Asset Management Plan Operating Impacts / Depreciation Business Requirements Delivery Capacity / Capability

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BUSINESS CASE

  • Required for all projects over $250k
  • Funding must be established / link to capital plan
  • Operating implication understood – Whole of Life Focus

Capital Planning, Monitoring and Governance

COMMITTEES

  • Finance Governance Committee
  • PPP Project Board
  • IT Governance Committee
  • Stronger Prison and Probation Governance Committee
  • Building Seismic Risk Committee
  • Prison Development Steering Committee
  • Asset Management Governance Group
  • Community Corrections Sites Steering Committee
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