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These targets are aligned with

ARTC’s key priorities for 2017.

The STI targets for other Senior

Managers are set by reference to

ARTC’s overall performance as well

as relevant individual Business unit

performance. Examples of such

measures include safety outcomes,

financial results, customer satisfaction,

employee engagement scores, project

delivery milestones and rail network

service delivery.

To achieve the maximum award, the

relevant targets must be significantly

exceeded. Directors retain discretion to

adjust both up and down the straight

mathematical outcome of the result.

(d) Remuneration outcomes

Remuneration outcomes for Senior

Managers in 2017 were as follows.

FAR

In FY2017 there was no increase in

FAR for the CEO consistent with the

Remuneration Tribunal determination.

An increase of 2% in 2016 was approved

by the Remuneration Tribunal effective

from 1 January 2016.

Increases for other Senior Managers,

were limited to 2 percent in line with

the Australian Public Service (APS)

bargaining policy.

STI

The outcomes for the key STI targets

for the CEO were as outlined in the

table below.

Area

Measure

Weighting

(Percent)

Profit

Underlying Operating Profit

40

Safety

LTIFR

MTIFR

Level 1 Safeworking Breaches

15

Customers

Engagement Score

5

Staff

Engagement Score

5

Strategic

Inland Rail outcome

HVAU outcome

25

Leadership

Role clarity and behaviours

10

REMUNERATION REPORT - UNAUDITED

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(c) Remuneration Approach (continued)

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