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2000 Accountability Figures ATTACHMENT A E841_04 GREEN REPORT SYSTEM TOTAL ACCOUNTABILITY TOTAL *DIFFERENCE NSW 4101 Catholic 586,052,813 586,052,813 0 4110,4111,4112 SDA 8,519,342 16718 Anglican 5,611,811 Non Sys 299,035,913 TOTAL Indep 313,167,066 312,967,552 -199,514 TOTAL 899,219,879 Late Payment VIC 4102 Catholic 553,227,767 553,266,600 38,833 4113 SDA 3,545,451 Refund Amount 15303 Lutheran 7,165,141 15833 Ecumenical 22,509,701 15886 Christian 5,959,539 Non Sys 129,778,742 TOTAL Indep 168,958,574 168,958,574 0 TOTAL 722,186,341 QLD 4103 Catholic 241,086,636 241,091,852 5,216 4114,4115 SDA 3,778,166 Refund Amount 14224 Lutherans 27,568,174 15325 Anglicans 29,454,676 Non Sys 197,424,956 TOTAL Indep 258,225,972 259,106,838 54,747 TOTAL 499,312,608 GR included STEA 826,119 Refund Amount SA 4104 Catholic 114,126,708 114,194,516 67,808 4116 SDA 1,313,214 Refund Amount 4109 Lutheran 16,155,688 16028 Anglican 9,988,867 Non Sys 60,729,262 TOTAL Indep 88,187,031 88,186,777 -254 TOTAL 202,313,739 Late Payment WA 4105 Catholic 166,116,222 166,114,447 -1,775 13362 Anglican 14,601,504 Late Payment 4117 SDA 1,400,228 13636 Swan 5,523,922 Non Sys 77,131,265 TOTAL Indep 98,656,919 98,832,404 175,485 TOTAL 264,773,141 GR included STEA 229,046 Refund Amount TAS 4106 Catholic 29,125,128 29,125,128 0 4118 SDA 377,723 Non Sys 24,930,196 TOTAL Indep 25,307,919 25,528,533 220,614 TOTAL 54,433,047 GR included STEA 221,226 Refund Amount R 4107 Catholic 10,687,535 10,684,885 -2,650 15333 Christian 2,629,155 Late Payment Non Sys 10,970,958 TOTAL Indep 13,600,113 13,600,113 0 TOTAL 24,287,648 ACT 4108 Catholic 34,749,444 34,749,444 0 Non Sys 23,878,735 TOTAL Indep 23,878,735 23,877,432 -1,303 TOTAL 58,628,179 Late Payment Totals 1 2000 Accountability Figures ATTACHMENT A General Recurrent DEST No School Name Location Grants Canberra Goulburn Diocese 1329 St Patrick's School Cooma 1,344,612 1333 Sacred Heart School Cootamundra 898,268 1497 Saints Peter and Paul Primary School Goulburn 853,263 1551 Sacred Heart School Taralga 139,425 1575 St Anne's School Temora 787,104 1586 St Bede's School Braidwood 218,297 1652 St Francis Xavier Primary School Lake Cargelligo 328,092 1738 St Joseph's School Adelong 135,029 1744 St Bernard's Primary School Batehaven 1,143,866 1748 St Joseph's School Bombala 223,958 1749 St Joseph's School Boorowa 309,824 1761 St Joseph's School Eden 487,192 1765 St Joseph's School Grenfell 195,248 1846 St Mary's School Batlow 139,476 1852 St Mary's School Crookwell 471,799 1860 St Mary's School Moruya 506,775 1869 St Mary's Primary School Young 731,771 1872 St Mary's War Memorial School WEST WYALONG 662,659 1911 St Patrick's Primary School Bega 564,199 1965 St Patrick's School Gundagai 377,327 2318 Hennessy Catholic College Young 915,855 2323 St Joseph's Primary School Goulburn North 491,903 5303 Trinity Catholic Primary School, Murrumburrah Murrumburrah 259,684 13839 McAuley Catholic Central School Tumut 1,103,711 13853 St Gregory's Primary School Queanbeyan 1,538,902 14329 Carroll College Broulee Broulee 1,655,132 14565 Mt Carmel Central School Yass 1,053,986 17059 Trinity Catholic College Goulburn North 3,040,997 Total 20,578,354 Diocese of Wollongong 1391 Holy Cross Primary School Helensburgh 631,221 1602 St Brigid's Primary School (Gwynneville) Gwynneville 560,647 1630 St Columbkille's School Corrimal 1,010,063 1646 St Francis of Assisi School Warrawong 670,676 1656 St Francis Xavier's School Wollongong 771,593 1678 St John the Envangelist Primary School(Campbelltown) Campbelltown 1,455,882 1679 St John's Primary School Dapto 1,318,451 1693 St John Vianney's School Fairy Meadow 964,448 1704 Sts Peter and Paul Primary School Kiama 984,188 1751 St Joseph's School Bulli 554,499 1871 St Mary's Star of the Sea School Milton 561,756 1889 St Michael's School Mittagong 528,552 1891 St Michael's School Nowra 1,577,143 1893 St Michael's School Thirroul 536,898 1925 St Patrick's School Port Kembla 521,322 1938 St Paul's School Albion Park 951,538 1939 St Paul's Primary School Camden 1,442,058 1941 St Paul's School Moss Vale 564,129 1957 St Pius X School Unanderra 1,028,405 1973 St Therese's School West Wollongong 1,069,187 2013 Stella Maris School Shellharbour 934,164 2306 St Thomas Aquinas' School Bowral 1,000,163 2319 St Anthony's School Picton 896,451 2349 St Thomas More School Campbelltown 1,006,197 2360 John Therry Catholic High School Rosemeadow 3,265,569 2387 St Joseph's Regional High School Albion Park 3,522,576 2388 Holy Family Primary School Ingleburn 970,681 4026 Holy Spirit College Bellambi 3,261,735 5527 Mount Carmel High School Varroville 3,130,587 5539 St Mary's Catholic Primary School Eagle Vale 1,018,095 6844 Our Lady Help of Christians Primary School Rosemeadow 988,745 13178 St John the Evangelist High School Nowra 2,792,718 NSW Catholics 2 2000 Accountability Figures ATTACHMENT A 13984 St Clare's Primary School Narellan Vale 912,091 SHELLHARBOUR 14661 Nazareth Catholic Primary School CITY 299,545 15795 Magdalene Catholic High School NARELLAN 828,872 Total 42,530,845 Diocese of Broken Bay 1332 Mercy College Chatswood 1,831,142 1351 St Paul's College Manly 1,624,306 1359 Corpus Christi School St Ives 721,788 1396 Holy Family Catholic Primary School LINDFIELD 580,016 1424 Maria Regina School Avalon Beach 474,298 1450 Mater Maria College Warriewood 2,646,249 1460 Sacred Heart Catholic School Pymble 627,297 1476 Our Lady Help of Christians School Epping 552,643 1480 Our Lady of Dolours Primary School Chatswood 882,991 1484 Our Lady of Good Counsel School Forestville 507,026 1501 Our Lady of Perpetual Succour School Pymble West 361,587 1509 Our Lady Of The Rosary Primary School (Shelly Beach) SHELLY BEACH 1,032,815 1510 Our Lady of the Rosary School Waitara 905,206 1529 Prouille School Wahroonga 825,415 1548 Sacred Heart School Mona Vale 782,098 1556 St Agatha's Primary School Pennant Hills 1,252,714 1593 St Bernard's Primary School Berowra Heights 439,269 1616 St Cecilia's School Balgowlah 520,243 1617 St Cecilia's School Wyong 896,747 1621 St Philip Neri School Northbridge 505,138 1658 St Gerard's School Carlingford 717,422 1688 St John's School Narraweena 650,591 1691 St John the Baptist Primary School Harbord 451,457 1692 St John the Baptist School Woy Woy 1,105,777 1714 St Joseph's Catholic College Gosford East 3,058,534 1727 St Joseph's Primary School Narrabeen 453,356 1805 St Kevin's Primary School Dee Why 471,354 1807 St Kieran's School Manly Vale 875,214 1813 St Leo's College Wahroonga 3,333,312 1858 St Mary's School Manly 445,512 1903 St Patrick's Primary School Asquith 846,765 1905 St Patrick's Primary School Gosford East 961,120 1983 St Thomas' School Willoughby 492,616 2117 St Rose's School Collaroy Plateau 498,502 2220 St Mary's Primary School Noraville 935,152 2346 Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Primary School TERRIGAL 723,439 2347 St Martin de Porres School Davidson 486,853 2348 Our Lady of the Rosary Primary School Wyoming 935,807 8790 St John Fisher Primary School Tumbi Umbi 725,128 13345 St Brendan's Primary School Lake Munmorah 722,392 13415 Holy Cross Primary School Kincumber 1,081,932 16973 St Peter's Catholic College, Tuggerah Lakes Tuggerah 4,799,602 Total 42,740,825 Diocese of Wagga Wagga 1309 All Saints Primary School Tumbarumba 316,782 1320 Henschke Primary School Wagga Wagga 1,575,193 1402 Holy Spirit Primary School Lavington 838,456 1404 Holy Trinity Primary School Wagga Wagga 539,111 1552 Sacred Heart School Tocumwal 204,891 1573 St Anne's Primary School Albury North 709,127 1599 St Brendan's Primary School Ganmain 135,141 1628 St Columba's School Berrigan 175,829 1654 St Francis Xavier's Primary School Urana 94,453 1723 St Joseph's Primary School Finley 386,533 1725 St Joseph's Primary School Leeton 1,159,598 1758 St Joseph's Primary School Culcairn 175,829 1768 St Joseph's Primary School Junee 369,095 1771 St Joseph's Primary School Lockhart 199,079 1779 St Joseph's School Narrandera 579,799 NSW Catholics 3 2000 Accountability Figures ATTACHMENT A 1803 St Joseph's School Jerilderie 193,266 1851 St Mary's School Corowa 521,674 1868 St Mary's School Yoogali 392,345 1883 St Michael's School Coolamon 187,454 1909 St Patrick's Parish School Albury 1,389,192 1918 St Patrick's School Griffith 1,511,255 1920 St Patrick's Primary School Holbrook 263,016 1947 St Peter's Primary School Coleambally 293,532 1974 St Therese's Primary School Yenda 181,641 1977 St Thomas Aquinas School Tarcutta 94,453 2105 Sacred Heart Primary School Kooringal 977,956 13179 Mater Dei Catholic School Wagga Wagga 562,361 14313 St Joseph's Primary School Wagga Wagga 504,236 16716 St Michael's Regional High School WAGGA WAGGA 1,793,097 16717 Trinity Senior High School Wagga Wagga 1,379,657 Total 17,704,051 Diocese of Maitland 1360 Corpus Christi Primary School Waratah 512,545 1390 Holy Cross Primary School Glendale 363,377 1397 Holy Family Primary School Merewether Beach 612,446 1399 Holy Name Primary School Forster 653,073 1490 Our Lady of Lourdes Primary School Tarro 506,158 1515 Our Lady of Victories Primary School Shortland 377,761 1585 St Francis Xavier's School SINGLETON 432,160 1588 St Benedict's Primary School Edgeworth 510,011 1606 St Brigid's Primary School Branxton 272,411 1610 St Brigid's Primary School Raymond Terrace 971,721 1614 St Catherine's College Singleton SINGLETON 1,516,611 1624 St Columban's Primary School Mayfield 586,737 1627 St Columba's Primary School Adamstown 448,046 1648 St Francis Xavier's College Hamilton 4,362,003 1666 St James Primary School Kotara South 480,645 1667 St James Primary School
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