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Voluntary Port Performance Model

The Voluntary Port Performance Model (VPPM) was developed following a review of pricing and access at the Port of Melbourne to increase the transparency of the pricing of stevedore terminal charges and agree to a set of performance indicators. Port of Melbourne is an economic asset for the whole state, contributing $6 billion each year to Victoria’s economy.

We undertook a review of pricing and access at the Port of Melbourne as the first state-based review of the stevedore infrastructure charges, giving us a comprehensive picture of pricing and access at the Port of Melbourne from the wharf to the port gate.

In May 2020, the Ports and Freight Minister advised the industry of the intention of the Victorian Government to create a Voluntary Port of Melbourne Performance Model.

We’ve now created a state-based Voluntary Port Performance Model to increase the transparency of pricing of stevedore terminal charges and agree to a set of performance indicators that are consistent, measurable, and meaningful.

The new Voluntary Port Performance Model has been developed in close consultation with port stevedores, transport operators, transport bodies, and the Port of Melbourne.

We’ve introduced:

Further action remains open to government if the voluntary model doesn’t address industry concerns and further action is warranted.

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Updated 2 September 2024



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