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NOPSA Cost Recovery

The National Offshore Petroleum Safety Authority Cost Recovery Impact Statement (the CRIS) was developed following agreement by the Ministerial Council on Mineral and Petroleum Resources (MCMPR) that NOPSA be fully funded by an industry safety fee

The Government decided that the costs of the Authority would be recovered from industry in line with the Commonwealth Cost Recovery Guidelines for Regulatory Agencies and the charges have been set accordingly.

Cost recovery is accomplished through a system of levies on operators. Guidance on safety case levies is provided. The levies and remittal flowcharts provide an overview of the decision making for levies and remittals.

Periodic reviews of the cost recovery framework are conducted by the Government. The Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism conducted a review in 2008 and has published the Review of Cost NOPSA Recovery Arrangements and Cost Recovery Impact Statement 2008.

NOPSA Cost Recovery Reports

NOPSA is required to publish an annual cost recovery report which details the operation of these arrangements. The 2008-2009 report includes coverage of the recent review of cost recovery arrangements.

NOPSA Cost Recovery Report 2008-2009

NOPSA Cost Recovery Report 2008-2009 Finance Presentation

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