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Cladding Safety Victoria 2025-26 annual report

Annual report 2025-26 · Victoria · Released

Total expenses from transactions
-$69.8 million
Printed as $(69,776) thousand · Report, page 45
Total revenue and income from transactions
$2.9 million
Printed as $2,909 thousand · Report, page 45
Total employees
53 people
Report, page 34
Total employees
51.5 FTE
Report, page 34

Official source

Cladding Safety Victoria 2025-26 annual report

PDF · 90 pages · 7.7 MB · parliament.vic.gov.au

Summary

The report's own summary: Chief Executive Officer’s statement, pages 6 to 7

Generated summary: written by an AI model from the report text and checked against the cited pages.

  • Cladding Safety Victoria reported for 2025-26 on its work to reduce combustible cladding risks in Victorian buildings.

    annual report, page 7 · annual report, page 11

  • Cladding Safety Victoria reported supporting 1,661 residential apartment buildings and rectifying 131 public-use buildings over the program.

    annual report, page 6

  • Cladding Safety Victoria reported that cladding removal from the final three Class 2 buildings was expected in the coming months.

    annual report, page 6

  • Cladding Safety Victoria reported a $66.87 million deficit from transactions, mainly reflecting the end of its levy and planned use of accumulated funds.

    annual report, page 13

  • Cladding Safety Victoria reported that it would close as a standalone agency and transfer remaining responsibilities to the Building and Plumbing Commission from 1 July 2026.

    annual report, page 7

In the body's own words

  1. Finding

    In total, 1,661 Class 2 residential apartment buildings have been supported by CSV.

    annual report, page 6

Finances 4

  • Total revenue and income from transactions

    $2,909 thousand

    Column: 2026 · year ended 30 June 2026

    Printed as Total revenue and income from transactions 2,909 67,697

    Report, page 45

  • Total expenses from transactions

    $(69,776) thousand

    Column: 2026 · year ended 30 June 2026

    Printed as Total expenses from transactions (69,776) (84,896)

    Report, page 45

  • Employee costs

    $(12,413) thousand

    Column: 2026 · year ended 30 June 2026

    Printed as Employee costs 3.1 (12,413) (13,765)

    Report, page 45

  • Net result from transactions (Net operating balance)

    $(66,867) thousand

    Column: 2026 · year ended 30 June 2026

    Printed as Net result from transactions (Net operating balance) (66,867) (17,199)

    Report, page 45

Staff 2

  • Total employees

    53 people

    Column: June 2026 · last full pay period in June 2026

    Printed as Total employees 53 51.5 46 2 47.3 5 4.2

    Report, page 34

  • Total employees

    51.5 FTE

    Column: June 2026 · last full pay period in June 2026

    Printed as Total employees 53 51.5 46 2 47.3 5 4.2

    Report, page 34

Executives and remuneration 3

  • Remuneration received or receivable by the Accountable Officer

    $1,020,000–$1,029,999

    2025-26

    Printed as Remuneration received or receivable by the Accountable Officer in connection with the management of CSV during the reporting period was in the range of $1,020,000–$1,029,999.

    Report, page 70

  • Total number of executives

    6

    Column: 2026 · 2025-26

    Printed as Total number of executives 6 6

    Report, page 71

  • Total remuneration(a)

    $2,849 thousand

    Column: 2026 · 2025-26

    Printed as Total remuneration(a) 2,849 1,880

    Report, page 71

Consultancies 6

  • Details of consultancies (valued at $10,000 or greater)

    $754,000

    2025-26

    Printed as The total expenditure incurred during 2025–26 in relation to these consultancies was $754,000 (excluding GST).

    Report, page 77

  • Scyne Advisory

    $149 thousand

    Internal audit services · Column: Expenditure 2025–26 · 2025-26

    Printed as Scyne Advisory Internal audit services 432 149 N/A

    Report, page 77

  • CSIRO

    $83 thousand

    Statistical and data analytics services · Column: Expenditure 2025–26 · 2025-26

    Printed as CSIRO Statistical and data analytics services 125 83 N/A

    Report, page 77

  • RMIT University

    $354 thousand

    Independent research and analytics services · Column: Expenditure 2025–26 · 2025-26

    Printed as RMIT University Independent research and analytics services 1,390 354 270

    Report, page 77

  • Weir Legal and Consulting Pty Ltd

    $69 thousand

    Independent review of fire safety engineering services in relation to combustible cladding · Column: Expenditure 2025–26 · 2025-26

    Printed as Weir Legal and Consulting Pty Ltd Independent review of fire safety engineering services in relation to combustible cladding 69 69 N/A

    Report, page 77

  • KPMG

    $99 thousand

    Independent assessment of benefits realised by the CRP · Column: Expenditure 2025–26 · 2025-26

    Printed as KPMG Independent assessment of benefits realised by the CRP 119 99 N/A

    Report, page 77

About the document

Edition
Current edition
Reading status
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Pages
90
Figures not found in the report
Executive average remuneration; Executive band; Named remuneration