(1) This Policy is effective from 1 August 2017. (2) The Policy outlines how the University can effectively procure, manage, document and control its Fixed Assets. (3) The Policy applies across the University for how Fixed Assets are procured, managed, controlled and documented. (4) The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) will ensure that the University's Fixed Assets undergo independent valuations to comply with the Financial Management Act 1994. (5) Independent valuers will be appointed to value the University Land and Buildings, the University Art Collection and the University Special Library Holdings on a periodic, but at least triennial basis. In the intervening years, an independent valuer will be appointed to undertake a "desktop" valuation of the University Land and Buildings. A market review of these appointments and the associated valuation fee is to be undertaken after a period of two comprehensive valuations and four "desktop" valuations (if applicable) - with a maximum non market review period of six years. (6) The CFO will ensure that a Fixed Assets register is maintained to facilitate the effective management, control and documentation of Fixed Assets. (7) The CFO will ensure that regular stocktakes of Fixed Assets (other than the University Library Special Holdings and the Art Collection, for which the University Librarian and the Manager, Art Collection and Galleries Unit are responsible) are scheduled and coordinated. (8) Heads of Organisational Units and their nominees will procure Fixed Assets in accordance with budget allocations and the Financial Delegations policy. They will ensure that all Fixed Assets are used solely for University purposes and surplus and obsolete Fixed Assets are appropriately disposed of. (9) The Fixed Assets Management procedure documents how to comply with this Policy. (10) For the purpose of this Policy:Fixed Assets Management policy
Section 1 - Preamble
Section 2 - Purpose
Section 3 - Scope
Section 4 - Policy
Section 5 - Procedure
Section 6 - Definitions
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