The CHAPR provides a summary of the property data recorded by the provider. It is populated when a return is completed and represents a snapshot of property characteristics for the reporting period. Most fields in the CHAPR will be auto calculated however some providers will be required to manually enter some details relevant to their business.
This section describes the information collected in the CHAPR and how the calculations are derived from the property data list.
The information recorded in the CHAPR will help Analysts determine eligibility to register, to assess the tier of registration and also as contextual background for assessing providers’ capacity to comply with or compliance with performance outcome 2 (asset management).
It is important that property data is up to date prior to generating the summary of community housing asset data. If any property data used to populate the CHAPR is missing or incorrectly entered the calculation will not be completed and the return may not be submitted.
Providers with no community housing assets when seeking registration will have a specific plan to operate at a certain scale. These providers are still required to calculate the CHAPR and manually enter details of the planned growth.
The following fields in the CHAPR which will be calculated based on the information recorded in the property data list:
Each of the calculations are linked to one or many questions recorded in the property data list. For example, the year of construction and the Maintenance Liability recorded for each property is used to calculate the fields relating to the age of the portfolio.
Note: The calculations recorded in the CHAPR may be different to the calculations on the Accounts page in CHRIS. The Accounts page is real time reporting of property data whereas the CHAPR is a snapshot for the reporting period.
Community housing development activities refer to property development involving the construction or major refurbishment of community housing assets. Construction development is captured in the 5-year growth plan.
All providers whose portfolio is planned to change over the next five years should manually complete the section relating to planned major refurbishment. Major refurbishment would typically involve extensive external and internal building work and is unlikely to be carried out with tenants in occupation.
For more information on how jurisdictions define and calculate community housing assets see the Community Housing Assets Calculation (PDF, 338.8 KB).
For more information on how the property data list is used to calculate the CHAPR see the Community Housing Asset Performance Reporting Calculation (PDF, 448.4 KB).
For more information on completing a registration or compliance return see the guide on Data Definitions - Registration and Compliance (PDF, 1.5 MB)
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