Higher Education Support Act 2003 Guidelines
The HESA 2003 guidelines are delegated legislation authorised by
the Act and must be presented to both Houses of the Parliament. They can be
disallowed (vetoed) by a motion agreed to by either House of Parliament
within 15 sitting days of tabling.
Other Grants Guidelines
The Other Grants Guidelines contain requirements on grants payable to
higher education providers and other eligible bodies for a variety of
purposes.
|
Items |
Purpose of Grant |
Programme |
| 1. |
Grants to promote equality of
opportunity in higher education |
Higher Education Disability
Support Programme
Higher Education Equity Support Programme
Indigenous Support Programme |
| 2. |
Grants to promote the
productivity of higher education providers |
Workplace Productivity
Programme |
| 3. |
Grants to enhance learning
and teaching in higher education |
Learning and
Teaching Performance Fund |
| 4. |
Grants to support national
institutes specified in the Other Grants Guidelines for the purposes
of this item |
National
Institutes |
| 5. |
Grants to support the capital
development project of higher education providers |
Capital Development Pool |
| 6. |
Grants to assist with the
cost of higher education providers' superannuation liabilities |
Superannuation
Programme |
| 7. |
Grants to support research by
, and the research capability of, higher education providers |
Research Infrastructure
Block Grants
Institutional Grants Scheme |
| 8. |
Grants to support the
training of research students |
Research Training Scheme
Regional
Protection Scheme
Commercialisation Training Scheme |
| 9. |
Grants to foster
collaboration and reform in higher education |
Collaboration and Structural
Reform Fund |
| 10. |
Grants to support the
development of systemic infrastructure used by higher education
providers |
Systemic Infrastructure
Initiative |
| 11. |
Grants for activities that:
- Assure and enhance the quality of Australia's higher education
sector ; or
- Foster an understanding of the importance of, or promote
research and scholarship in, science, social science or the
humanities in Australia; or
- Support open access to higher education across Australia
|
Quality Initiatives
Grants-in-Aid and Learned Academies
Chair in Child
Protection
Open Universities Australia |
Current
The
Other Grants Guidelines 2006 was registered on the Federal Register of
Legislative Instruments on 22 November 2006.
The
Other Grants Guidelines 2006 revokes and replaces the existing Other
Grants Guidelines made on 13 August 2004 and all subsequent amendments to
the same.
Transitional arrangements are in place to ensure that the revocation of the
Other Grants Guidelines, dated 13 August 2004, does not affect the validity
of a payment or decision made under those guidelines. A decision made under
those guidelines is taken to continue to have effect as if it were made
under the Other Grants Guidelines 2006.
Amendment No. 1 to
the Other Grants Guidelines 2006 (as registered on 13 December 2006)
Archive
Other Grants Guidelines (as gazetted on 13 August 2003)
Amendment No. 1 to the Other Grants Guidelines (as gazetted on 8
December 2004)
Amendment No. 2 to the Other Grants Guidelines (as gazetted on 8
December 2004)
Consolidated Other Grants Guidelines (incorporating Amendment No. 1
and No. 2)
Amendments No. 3 to No. 7 to the Other Grants Guidelines
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