(1) The formula to calculate a monetary unit is:
A = B x
where:
A is the amount, in dollars, of a monetary unit for the financial year for which the calculation is made.
B is $1.00.
C is the average of the CPI figures for Darwin for each of the 4 quarters of the calendar year immediately preceding the financial year for which the calculation is made.
D is the average of the CPI figures for Darwin for each of the 4 quarters of the calendar year 2016.
(2) The amount of a monetary unit, calculated in accordance with the formula in subsection (1), is to be rounded down to 2 decimal places.
Example for subsection (2)
If A is calculated to equal $1.129, A is then rounded down to 2 decimal places to the value of $1.12.