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Financial impact of not using my vaccine pass on the Library

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From: Amy Shaw

Dear Christchurch City Council,

What paid events can not be run at Fendalton Library when the vaccine pass is not used?

What is the revenue lost due to having a 50 person limit on Fendalton Library - from cancelling paid events? (Which would occur if following the orange light restrictions and not using vaccine passes.)

What is the annual financial profit or loss of Christchurch City Libraries?

How much revenue is bought in by charging a $3 hold fee on books?

Yours faithfully,

Amy Shaw

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Dear Amy,

 

I refer to your email of 22 December:

 

What paid events can not be run at Fendalton Library when the vaccine pass
is not used?

 

What is the revenue lost due to having a 50 person limit on Fendalton
Library - from cancelling paid events? (Which would occur if following the
orange light restrictions and not using vaccine passes.)

 

What is the annual financial profit or loss of Christchurch City
Libraries?

 

How much revenue is bought in by charging a $3 hold fee on books?

Q. What is the revenue lost due to having a 50 person limit on Fendalton
Library - from cancelling paid events? (Which would occur if following the
orange light restrictions and not using vaccine passes.)

 

A   We were unable to safely run most library programmes and events under
the Covid-19 Level 2 restrictions, unless held outside. No paid events
have been run at Fendalton Library since operating under Covid
restrictions

Q. What is the annual financial profit or loss of Christchurch City
Libraries?

 

A. The Long Term Plan includes a rates-funded net cost of service of $46.9
million for the current 2021/22 year. 

More detail can be found on page 23 in the Libraries Activity Plan in the
following link.
[1]https://ccc.govt.nz/assets/Documents/The...

 

Q. How much revenue is bought in by charging a $3 hold fee on books?

 

A.  Annual revenue for holds across all libraries in the network amounted
to $215,000.

 

Kind regards,

Sean

 

Sean Rainey
Manager Official Information and Privacy Officer
Official Information Team

 

 

 

 

 

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