Schedule of commitments as at 30 June 2013

	2013 $'000	2012 $’000
By type
Commitments receivable
Commitments receivable1	(77 298)	(75 765)
Net GST recoverable on commitments	(1 619)	(5)
Total commitments receivable	(78 917)	(75 770)
Commitments payable
Capital commitments
Property	–	2 050
Plant and Equipment	–	20
Total capital commitments	–	2 070
Other commitments
Operating leases2	70 883	56 434
Other3	24 221	17 310
Total other commitments	95 104	73 744
Net commitments by type	16 187	44
By maturity
Commitments receivable
Other commitments receivable
One year or less	(19 196)	(17 106)
From one to five years	(57 337)	(56 879)
Over five years	(2 384)	(1 785)
Total other commitments receivable	(78 917)	(75 770)
Total commitments receivable	(78 917)	(75 770)
Commitments payable
Capital commitments
One year or less	–	2 070
From one to five years	–	–
Over five years	–	–
Total capital commitments	–	2 070
Operating lease commitments
One year or less	13 174	10 645
From one to five years	31 489	26 153
Over five years	26 220	19 636
Total operating lease commitments	70 883	56 434
Other Commitments
One year or less	20 523	14 061
From one to five years	3 698	3 249
Over five years	–
Total other commitments	24 221	17 310
Total commitments payable	95 104	75 814
Net commitments by maturity	16 187	44

Note: Commitments are GST inclusive where relevant.

1. Commitments receivable by the AEC relates largely to arrangements with each state and territory for the sharing of certain costs associated with the maintenance of the joint Commonwealth, State and Territory electoral rolls (2013: $70.9m; 2012: $69.9m)
2. Operating leases include leases for office accommodation and storage that are effectively non-cancellable. The lease payments can be varied periodically to take account of an annual Consumer Price Index increase, a fixed increase or a market increase.
3. Other commitments include Information Technology (IT) contractors and service agreements with IT and communication providers (2013: $10.3m; 2012: $10.0m).

The above schedule should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes.