Assessment and notification
An assessment will be made to determine if the application is eligible by assessing it against the grant criteria. If approved, a grant agreement will be entered into which outlines the grant conditions and acquittal requirements. Once signed and returned,
the grant will be paid directly to the applicant body (organisation or association). No grant monies will be paid directly to an individual. The applicant body will be responsible for the acquittal of the grant and will be responsible to forward any
approved funding to individuals as deemed necessary.
At the completion of the project, the applicant body will need to complete the acquittal documentation, acquittal statement and key results schedule, within 30 days and forward to DLGSC to demonstrate that the funds have been spent in accordance with
the outlined grant agreement. Failure to comply with these requirements may jeopardise future funding from DLGSC.
GST registeration
- If your organisation has an ABN and is registered for GST, the grant will be grossed up by 10% of the grant amount.
- If your organisation has an ABN and is not registered for GST, no GST will be allocated to your grant.
Freedom of information
- DLGSC will adhere to the provisions of the Commonwealth Freedom of Information Act (1992) in relation to requests for information originating from DLGSC.
- Information not originating from DLGSC but provided to DLGSC, will not be released without prior consultation with or permission by the relevant organisation.
Privacy
- All information provided to DLGSC during the grant assessment process will be stored on a database that will only be accessed by authorised departmental personnel.
- The database is subject to privacy restrictions in accordance with the Commonwealth Privacy Act (1998) and the Freedom of Information Act (1992).
DLGSC acknowledgement
- Successful organisations will be required to acknowledge DLGSC and further details will be provided to successful applicants.