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Table 3: ACT Sewerage Prices – 2007-08 to 2017-18

2007-08

$

2008-09

$

2009-10

$

2010-11

$

2011-12

$

2012-13

$

2013-14

$

2014-15

$

2015-16

$

2016-17

$

2017-18

$

Fixed Sewerage Supply Charge - per annum

413.76

443.82

484.25

516.11

555.39

600.65

492.02

505.41

523.18

529.38

537.34

c) Electricity prices

Tables 4 and 5 below outline electricity prices from 2007-08 to 2017-18 in the Territory for the two most common ActewAGL Retail Standing Offers – being for those small customers with Single Rate meters (Table 4) and those customers with Time of Use Meters (Table 5). These standing offer tariffs are subject to price regulation by the ICRC.

It is important to note that customers are free to negotiate market offers directly with ActewAGL Retail or other electricity providers active in the ACT. This may result in unit prices paid by consumers that differ significantly from those outlined below.

Table 4: ACT Electricity Prices - 2007-08 to 2017-18 (Single Rate Meter including GST– Actew AGL Standing Offer)

2007-08

2008-09

2009-10

2010-11

2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

2015-16

2016-17

2017-18

Supply charge - Cents/day

48.84

51.70

53.13

53.90

56.10

66.55

73.48

75.79

75.79

80.41

96.14

All usage
- Cents/kWh

13.31

14.19

15.246

15.598

16.665

19.69

20.13

18.304

17.27

18.282

21.758

Table 5: ACT Electricity Prices - 2007-08 to 2017-18 (Time of Use Meter including GST – ActewAGL Retail Standing Offer)

2007-08

3

2008-09

2009-10

2010-11

2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

2015-16

2016-17

2017-18

Supply charge
- Cents/day

N/A

51.70

53.13

53.90

56.10

66.55

73.48

75.79

75.79

80.41

96.14

Peak usage

- Cents/kWh

N/A

17.82

19.25

19.69

21.23

24.42

24.86

21.868

23.375

24.926

28.688

Shoulder usage

- Cents/kWh

N/A

13.86

14.3

14.465

15.40

18.70

19.25

17.16

15.785

16.775

20.515

Off-peak usage

- Cents/kWh

N/A

10.78

10.593

10.736

11.154

13.75

14.08

12.793

11.55

12.606

16.126

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3 The first Time of Use based plans were introduced 1 July 2008, following metering reforms that required all new or replacement meters to report consumption on the basis of peak, off-peak and shoulder usage.

Questions without notice taken on notice

Schools—composite model

Ms Berry (in reply to a question by Ms Lee on Tuesday, 13 February 2018):

Mawson Primary School has seen a rapid expansion in enrolment numbers over the past three years. Classes at the school are structured according to a number of factors,

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