CICL 2023-24 INVOICES
Water Charges Ready Reckoner
CICL has prepared a “ready reckoner” to assist customers calculate their 2023/2024 charges. The ready reckoner and a guide to using it are available on our website here. The ready reckoner will be updated with the 2024/2025 charges in July 2024.
2023-24 Invoices
CICL has issued the 2023/24 invoices to customers with invoices due for payment no later than COB on Wednesday 31 July. Invoices will be emailed and posted. The invoice for any additional water offer accepted in 2023/24, if not previously paid is also due on this date. A statement including all unpaid amounts with also be emailed and posted in the first week of July. When paying your 2023/24 invoices, please allow sufficient time for any payments to be cleared before COB on Wednesday 31 July.
Active Membership Requirements
Active member eligibility – Members are reminded to be an Active Member and eligible for any Member Benefit announced by CICL, members must meet the Active Membership criteria in CICL’s Rules, Rule 9 which includes payment of all their 2023/24 invoices or entering a payment arrangement with CICL by COB on Wednesday 31 July 2024
CICL ANNOUNCES INDEPENDENT DIRECTOR - SUE MURRAY
Photo: Sue Murray CICL Independent Director
CICL is pleased to announce it has selected Sue Murray as an independent director to be endorsed at the 2024 AGM to fill the vacancy created by Bruce Brown’s retirement in March 2024.
CICL has searched broadly and utilised its own industry contacts, including those of our two independent directors, to secure a new independent director over the last few months. We were pleased with the quality and experience of the potential directors who expressed an interest in joining the CICL Board.
Sue is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and brings to CICL experience as both a director and senior executive. Sue is currently a senior executive with the global Defence and Aerospace company BAE Systems, and non-executive director of HVTC and Central Coast Community College. She has over 30 years senior leadership experience across various sectors including agribusiness, coupled with qualifications in finance, project management, continuous improvement, asset management, risk management and corporate governance. Sue is accustomed to managing high profile politically sensitive projects in highly regulated environments.
Sue comes from a family farming background with previous interests in the New England region in sheep, cattle and irrigation farming enterprises and her appointment will add to the skills base and diversity of our board.
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