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In article <135@anl.oz> mjt@anl.oz (Michael Tuke) writes:
<In article <4462@cluster.cs.su.oz.au<, yar@cs.su.oz (Ray Loyzaga) writes:
<< 
<< I understand this, exhibition hall 5 is 5000 square metres, of which
<< 1902 square metres was reportedly sold at a rate of $300,
<< this was from the memory of the current treasurer. Why
<< aren't these numbers more public?
<Assuming that 'more public' means 'more readily available to the
<membership of AUUG', the answer is that for the last few years, they
<have been fully available to the membership.
<
<The final breakdowns of expenditure and income as provide by ACMS for
<AUUG89 and AUUG90 were printed in AUUGN.  These breakdowns show actual
<and budget figures, so there is proof that the AUUG Committee in
<conjunction with ACMS do actually set a budget for the whole event.

I just scanned through Volume 11, numbers 1,2,3,4 which supposedly
cover the months of Feb to December in 1990, and there is no sign
of this report.
My Volume 12 is currently incomplete so I don't know what happened
there, but I do not recall a detailed account balance.

<Unfortunately, these figures are not
<available for some time afterwards, mainly because of tardiness by
<just a few exhibitors and delegates in paying their bills.  There was
<also a bit of a delay by the then Treasurer (yours truly :-) in
<tallying in some expenses paid directly by AUUG rather than ACMS.
<
<I'm sure that when the figures are fully available, they will be
<published in AUUGN.  Frank or Jagoda wish to comment here?

It seems that the figues were available, the footnote in the latest AUUG
says that it is too long to include in the wafer thin AUUGN.

<< I don't want to see gross numbers like $173k, I want to see the
<< break down of costs in terms of:
<< cost of venue: $X
<< cost of dinner: $Y
<< cost of refreshments: $Z
<< cost of proceedings .....
<< then I will expect that the sum of the XYZ = $173k.
<Yes, this sort of information is shown in the reconciliations.
<You will even see how much the various vendors throw in so we can all
<have great dinners and cocktail parties without having to pay
<ourselves!

Where will I see it, I can't find it in any AUUGN (care to cite a reference),
and apparently posting the info to the net is next to impossible because
the data is stored on a computer. I believe I will be receiving a FAX of
it soon though.