New Zealand PPP Summit Analysing current and future PPP delivery

in New Zealand

PRESENTING THE 2ND BIENNIAL

19 – 20 May 2015 | Heritage Hotel Auckland

KEYNOTE PRESENTERS INCLUDE:

Dan Marshall, Principal Advisor, PPP Programme, New Zealand Treasury

Stephen Selwood, Chief Executive Officer, New Zealand Council for Infrastructure Development (NZCID)

ALSO HEAR OUTSTANDING PRESENTATIONS FROM:

Geoff Daley, Managing Director, Head of Advisory, Australian Structured Finance Office, The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ

Steven Proctor, Executive Director PIP fund, HRL Morrison & Co

Grant Hodges, Partner, Infrastructure Advisory Leader, EY

Raynor McMahon, Director, Structured Loans, Debt Capital Markets, Westpac Institutional Bank

Antony Sprigg, Chief Executive Officer, Infrastructure Sustainability Council of Australia

Jason Wozniak, Advisory Leader New Zealand, Aurecon

Lawrence Yule, President | Mayor, Hastings District Council and President, Local Government New Zealand

John Bridgman, Managing Director, New Zealand, AECOM

Tom Fail, Infrastructure Partner, Minter Ellison Rudd Watts

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8:30 Registration and morning coffee

9:00 Opening remarks from the Chair of the day

AN OVERVIEW OF PPP DELIVERY IN NEW ZEALAND

9:10 OPENING KEYNOTE

PPP procurement and delivery in New Zealand infrastructure

— The PPPs we have seen being brought to the market

— How are we tracking towards the 2030 goals?

Dan Marshall, Principal Advisor, PPP Programme, New Zealand Treasury

10:00 KEYNOTE

Value capture through public private partnerships

Stephen Selwood, Chief Executive Officer, New Zealand Council for Infrastructure Development (NZCID)

10:50 Morning tea

11:10 Why PPP? Key considerations in deciding whether PPP is the right choice for a project

— Risk allocation, value for money and maintaining the risk position throughout the procurement and implementation phases

Jason Wozniak, Advisory Leader New Zealand, Aurecon

FUNDING AND COSTS OF PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE

11:50 Attracting international finance to the New Zealand market

— What factors have made New Zealand an attractive market?

— What challenges have been encountered?

— What can be done to maintain and increase the interest?

Geoff Daley, Managing Director, Head of Advisory, Australian Structured Finance Office, The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ

12:30 Partnership Projects – trends for financing and ensuring bankability

Raynor McMahon, Director, Structured Loans, Debt Capital Markets, Westpac Institutional Bank

1:10 Lunch

2:00 Cost containment in PPP procurement

— The reasons PPP procurement costs so much

— Who foots the bill when costs run high?

— Is there room to streamline the process and in turn limit costs? And if so, how?

— Barriers to entry into PPP procurement market - Are smaller companies ever going to be able to afford to enter the market if costs remain as high as they are?

2:40 ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION

PPP funding for local government infrastructure

— Raising the necessary revenue to meet community infrastructure demands

— How attractive are PPPs to local government?

— What are the pros and cons of this model being adopted?

— Establishing a set of guidelines for local government to make the most of this type of partnership

— What kind of projects could be completed under this model?

Panel moderator:

Lawrence Yule, President | Mayor, Hastings District Council and President, Local Government New Zealand

Confirmed panellists to date:

Steven Proctor, Executive Director PIP fund, HRL Morrison & Co

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3:40 Afternoon tea

RISK MANAGEMENT

4:00 Managing risk in infrastructure developments

— The importance of identifying and understanding risk

— Understanding how to manage and mitigate risks and bankability aspects of risk

— Risk apportionment and the perspectives of different stakeholders

Tom Fail, Infrastructure Partner, Minter Ellison Rudd Watts

SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE PROCUREMENT

4:40 Sustainability in PPP procurement – an insight into both Australian and New Zealand development

Antony Sprigg, Chief Executive Officer, Infrastructure Sustainability Council of Australia

5:20 Closing remarks from the Chair of the day

5:30 Close of conference and Networking Drinks

DAY 1

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Venue Details

The 2nd biennial New Zealand PPP Summit is a chance for government and industry to come together and discuss PPP delivery throughout the country. We look forward to welcoming you to the conference at the Heritage Hotel Auckland on the 19th and 20th May.

Heritage Hotel Auckland

35 Hobson Street

Auckland NZ

+64 9-379 8553 www.heritagehotels.co.nz

8:30 Registration and morning coffee

9:00 Opening remarks from the Chair of the day

Antony Sprigg, Chief Executive Officer, Infrastructure Sustainability Council of Australia

OPTIMISING THE PROCUREMENT PROCESS

9:10 OPENING KEYNOTE

Development of a PPP Toolkit

— Developing a toolkit promoting best practice PPP procurement and highlighting key learnings from completed PPP projects

— Consistent legislation, regulation and guidance improve participants understanding of the system, increases efficiency and reduce costs

Senior Representative, The New Zealand Treasury

10:00 Leveraging the Australian/New Zealand proximity and relationship to mutually benefit infrastructure delivery in both states

— Key learnings from each market that may be fostered and shared

— Working together on best practice infrastructure development and attracting common investors

— What barriers might present themselves to hinder a smooth, productive relationship between both countries

10:40 Morning tea

11:00 Operating a PPP

— Understanding the post project maintenance

— Best practice FM

— Performance management – Key performance indicators for benchmarking success

— Insights, observations, lessons learned from current projects

— Design and operating solutions

— The changing maintenance landscape

— Minimising Whole-of-Life asset costs

— Increasing Whole-of-Life asset evaluations

11:40 Developments in PPPs in Australia and New Zealand

Grant Hodges, Partner, Infrastructure Advisory Leader, EY

12:20 The connection between design and whole of life performance – setting the design up to achieve the outcomes wanted by the concessionaire

John Bridgman, Managing Director, New Zealand, AECOM

1:00 Closing remarks from the Chair of the day

Antony Sprigg, Chief Executive Officer, Infrastructure Sustainability Council of Australia

1:10 Lunch and close of conference

New Zealand PPP Summit Wednesday 20 May 2015 DAY 2

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