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APPENDIX ACORPORATE GOVERNANCE

OFFICIAL DIRECTIONS, DECLARATIONS AND APPOINTMENTSA1 Re-tooling for Climate Change Program Ministerial Directions No 1 of 2009

A2 Revocation of the Pharmaceuticals Committee

A3 Appointment of a Commercialisation Australia Interim Advisory Board

A4 INDUSTRY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1986 Section 19 Additional Functions of Innovation Australia

A5 Commercialisation Australia Program Direction No.1 of 2009

A6 Revocation of the Innovation Investment Follow-on Fund Committee

A7 Appointment of a Commercialisation Australia Board

A8 Revocation of the Commercialisation Australia Interim Advisory Board

A9 Designation of a position in the Australian Public Service for the purpose of Membership of the Commercialisation Australia Board under subsection 22(2)

A10 Revocation of the Commercialising Emerging Technologies Committee

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA

Industry Research and Development Act 1986

Re-tooling for Climate Change Program Ministerial Directions No 1 of 2009

I, Kim John Carr, Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, acting under sections 18A, 19 and 20(1) of the Industry Research and Development Act 1986, give the following Directions to Innovation Australia.

Dated: 31 08 09 Signed: KIM CARR

Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research

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Purpose

1. The purpose of this instrument is to give Directions to Innovation Australia (the Board) in relation to:

(a) an additional function of the Board, namely the provision of technical assessments and merit ranking of eligible applications under the Program; and

(b) the policies and practices to be followed by the Board in the performance of the function.

2. These Directions take effect on 24 August 2009 or the day that the directions are published in the Gazette, whichever is the later.

Interpretation

3. In these Directions, unless the contrary intention applies:

Agreement Means a legal binding document between the Commonwealth and a recipient of funding under the Program, having as a minimum the terms described in the Program Guidelines.

Applicant Means an entity that submits an application for funding.

Board Means Innovation Australia.

Department Means the Commonwealth Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research (DIISR).

Eligible application Means an application for funding that is determined by the Program Delegate to be eligible for assessment in accordance with the Program Guidelines.

Eligible Project Means a project directed towards the improvement of energy and/or water efficiency of one or more production processes, by an organisation undertaking manufacturing activities in Australia.

Innovation Australia Means the Board that assists the Department under the Industry Research and Development Act 1986 and subsequent Ministerial Directions.

Manufacturing Means the physical or chemical transformation of materials or components into new products.

Minister Means the Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research.

Production Process Means the process required to manufacture new products, including raw materials storage and finished goods warehousing, but excluding administration.

Program Means the Re-tooling for Climate Change program.

Program Delegate Means an employee of the Department, who has been empowered by the Minister or otherwise duly authorised, to administer the Program.

Program Guidelines Means those instructions issued to the Department by the Minister for the delivery of the Program.

4. In these Directions:

(a) ‘may’ is permissive and not mandatory

(b) a reference to the singular includes the plural, and vice versa

(c) if a word or phrase is defined its other grammatical forms have corresponding meanings

(d) ‘includes’ and ‘including’ do not limit the words which precede them or to which they refer, and

(e) any reference to a clause is a reference to a clause in these Directions.

Assessment of Applications

5. Subject to clause 7, the Board will assess eligible applications referred by the Program Delegate and provide a merit ranking of those applications to the Program Delegate.

6. The Board must consider eligible applications as soon as practicable after those applications have been provided to the Board.

7. The Board may decide to refuse to provide a merit ranking in respect of a particular eligible application if it is not satisfied:

(a) with the level of merit of the eligible application in relation to one or more of the merit criteria, or

(b) that the project is an eligible project.

8. Subject to clause 7, the Board must assess each eligible application on its merit and rank against all eligible applications according to the extent to which the application meets the merit criteria.

9. In considering eligible applications, the Board must take into account advice provided by the Department on policy issues that are relevant to, or impact on, any of the merit criteria.

10. The merit of an eligible application must be assessed against the following criteria:

Criterion 1 – Potential for reduction of environmental footprint

The applicant may indicate merit by demonstrating:

improved energy efficiency of the production process (reduced energy consumption or reduced energy waste);

conversion to a renewable or co-generated energy source for use in the production process;

improved water efficiency of the production process (reduced water consumption or reduced water waste);

reduced carbon emissions;

that there is appropriate evidence to verify the rationale for the proposed project, and projected energy and/or water savings and/or reduced carbon emissions.

Criterion 2 – Scope and impact of process improvement


the extent to which the project is above what could be seen as routine;

the extent to which the project will have a long term, sustainable impact on the ability of the manufacturing operation to respond to climate change;

that the positive impact of the project on addressing climate change extends beyond the individual firm, for example through changes to the supply chain;

the demonstration potential of the project, and/or extent to which it results in innovative transferable technology.

Criterion 3 – Organisational capacity/capability to undertake the project


an appropriate level of expertise in project management and business management;

the technical capacity to undertake the project, including appropriately skilled staff and/or subcontractors;

a well articulated project plan, including methodologies and milestones linked to a feasible timeframe.

ASSESSMENT OF VARIATIONS AND OTHER TECHNICAL ASSESSMENTS

11. If at any time after an application has been approved by the Program Delegate, or an agreement has been executed, and a proposal is submitted to the Department to vary the project, including by way of the addition of new activities, discontinuation of planned activities, the project timeframe or planned project outcomes, the Program Delegate may refer the request to the Board for the Board’s assessment.

12. If the Board receives a request under clause 11, it must assess the proposal as soon as practicable and provide the assessment to the Program Delegate.

13. In undertaking an assessment of a proposal referred under clause 11 the Board will determine:

(a) the extent to which the variation impacts on any of the merit criteria; and

(b) whether the variation, if accepted, would:

(i) enhance the ability of the applicant to achieve or improve the project outcomes;

(ii) be consistent with the Program Policy Objectives as outlined in the Program Guidelines and any relevant policies of the Department; and

(iii) whether the proposal is appropriate in all circumstances.

14. The Program Delegate may request the Board to provide an assessment of technical matters associated with applications, activities and projects, or on any other matter relevant to or impacting on a merit criterion.

15. In carrying out assessments pursuant to clause 14, the Board will take into account any relevant policies relating to the administration of the Program that are issued under the Program Guidelines.

16. If the Board receives a request under clause 14 it must conduct the assessment within a reasonable time and provide the assessment to the Program Delegate.

BOARD TO PROVIDE ADVICE

17. The Board may advise the Minister or the Minister may request advice on non-financial administration matters relating to the Program, including program administration and the extent to which the Program meets the Program Policy Objectives.

18. The Board may collect and analyse data on the performance of the Program, provide advice to the Minister on such performance, and will cooperate with any independent evaluation of the Program.



REVOCATION OF THE PHARMACEUTICALS COMMITTEE

I, KIM JOHN CARR, Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, pursuant to subsection 22(1) of the Industry Research and Development Act 1986 (the Act), and effective from 27 September 2009,

HEREBY REVOKE the Pharmaceuticals Committee of Innovation Australia.

Dated this 2nd day of October 2009

Signed: Kim John Carr




APPOINTMENT OF A

COMMERCIALISATION AUSTRALIA INTERIM ADVISORY BOARD

I, KIM JOHN CARR, Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, pursuant to subsection 22(1) of the Industry Research and Development Act 1986, and effective from the date of this instrument,

HEREBY APPOINT a Commercialisation Australia Interim Advisory Board of Innovation Australia (the Board) to assist to exercise its powers and functions conferred under Directions made under section 19 of the Act.

Dated this 9th day of October 2009



_________________COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA______________

INDUSTRY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1986

Section 19

Additional Functions of Innovation Australia

I, KIM JOHN CARR, Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, under section 19 of the Industry Research and Development Act 1986, hereby direct Innovation Australia ('the Board') that the following functions relating to promoting the development, and improving the efficiency and international competitiveness, of Australian industry by encouraging research and development activities, innovation activities and venture capital activities, are additional functions of the Board.

a) Study industry research and development, innovation and venture capital, and provide advice to the Minister.

b) Promote and market industry innovation activities, programs, and benefits by acting as Ambassadors for industry innovation.

c) Collect and analyse data on industry research and development, innovation and venture capital programs for which the Board has an administrative responsibility, including the extent to which programs are meeting their objectives, and advise the Minister of outcomes.

d) Monitor the administration, delivery and performance of industry research and development, innovation and venture capital programs for which the Board has an administrative responsibility, and advise the Minister of outcomes.

e) Maintain the effectiveness and integrity of the industry research and development, innovation and venture capital programs for which it has responsibility, including undertaking legal action if required.

f) Cooperate with any reasonable independent evaluation of the industry research and development, innovation and venture capital programs for which the Board has administrative responsibility.

g) Consider options to support the commercialisation of Australian ideas and technology, address systematic and market failures along the pathway to commercialisation, and provide advice to the Minister.

This direction supersedes the directions on additional functions given to the Board on 17 December 2004 and takes effect from 4 November 2009.

Dated this 4th day of November 2009





Commercialisation Australia Program

Direction No. 1 of 2009

I, KIM JOHN CARR, Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, acting under sections 18A, 19 and 20(1) of the Industry Research and Development Act 1986, give the following direction to Innovation Australia (the Board)

Dated: 18/12/09

Signed: Kim Carr


PART 1 - PRELIMINARY

Name of direction

1. This direction is the Commercialisation Australia Program Direction No. 1 of 2009.

Commencement

2. This direction commences on the day on which particulars of the direction are published in the Gazette and registered in the Federal Register of Legislative Instruments.

Object of this direction

3. The object of this instrument is to give direction to the Board in relation to:

(a) the provision of technical assessments and additional functions of the Board, namely

(i) providing technical assessments in relation to the Commercialisation Australia program, including, but not limited to, the merit ranking of eligible applications under the program;

(ii) assembling information on the early stage commercialisation system which can be used to develop evidence-based policy and to investigate new commercialisation policy approaches and their applicability to the Australian innovation system;

(iii)identifying a program of research to measure the effectiveness of the Commercialisation Australia program, to support any potential amendment, or development, of the program and to provide input to Government on commercialisation policy; and

(iv)providing advice on pilot program activity to assess the practicality of alternative/new methods of support for commercialisation.

(b) the policies and practices to be followed by the Board in the performance of the functions.

Introduction

4. Commercialisation Australia will build the capacity of Australia’s researchers, entrepreneurs and innovative firms to take ideas and research to market. Commercialisation Australia will tailor assistance to the needs of the researcher or firm, focusing on skills, knowledge and funding. It will support projects with the potential for rapid growth, helping to take the innovation to the marketplace in a timely way. The Board will advise the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) on strategic matters in relation to the program and the commercialisation of ideas and research in general. Commercialisation Australia will offer up to $50,000 in funding for expert services, up to $200,000 to employ an experienced executive, up to $250,000 for proof of concept activities and up to $2 million for early stage commercialisation activities. Importantly, all assistance will be provided with an advisor who will help develop the participant’s skills and knowledge of the commercialisation process and facilitate access to experienced business mentors and specialist advice. The application process will be competitive based on merit criteria and other information as identified under these Directions. The Board will assess and prioritise applications against the merit criteria and provide technical assessments to the Program Delegate. The Program Delegate will consider the advice of the Board and select applicants to whom entry into the Commercialisation Australia program and access to specific types and levels of support will be offered. Participants will be monitored closely and on-going support under the Commercialisation Australia program will depend on successfully achieving agreed performance criteria.

Board to have regard to policy objective

5. The Board must have regard to the following policy objective in giving effect to these Directions:

The policy objective of the Commercialisation Australia program is to build the capacity of, and opportunities for, Australia’s researchers, entrepreneurs and innovative firms to convert ideas into successful commercial ventures, enhancing Australia’s participation and competitiveness in the global economy and generating commercial returns from Australia’s significant investment in public sector research. This is a response to systemic and market failures in the pathway to early stage commercialisation.

The policy objective will be achieved through:

(a) Providing a range of assistance including initial advisory services, access to experienced business mentors, and funding for proof of concept and early stage commercialisation activities assessed against clear selection criteria;

(b) providing a single coordinated commercialisation support service with multiple entry and exit points, and referrals to other sources of support as appropriate;

(c) using stringent initial assessment processes to select applicants with high potential for growth and commercial success, while acknowledging the risk inherent in the pathway to commercialisation;

(d) tailoring support to the timing and needs of individual applicants, taking account of their stage of development;

(e) ensuring efficient delivery by building on current innovation activities and working with existing service providers;

(f) leveraging private capital to maximise the effectiveness of Commercialisation Australia support;

(g) sharing the risks by adopting a mutual obligation approach where appropriate;

(h) rigorously monitoring the progress of each participant and, if necessary, redirect funding from underperforming participants;

(i) regularly collecting data and analysing trends to measure the short and long term impact of the Commercialisation Australia program and to inform future initiatives to support innovation and commercialisation; and

(j) enhancing access to business services and domain expertise across the nation.

Interpretation

6. In these Directions:

“Act” means the Industry Research and Development Act 1986.

“agreement” means an agreement (or other document) entered into by a participant and the Commonwealth for the provision, by the Commonwealth, of Commercialisation Australia program funding.

“Australian university” has the meaning given to it in the Program Guidelines.

“Chief Executive Officer (CEO)” means an employee of the Department who has been empowered by the Secretary of the Department, or is otherwise duly authorised, to carry out the relevant function in accordance with the Program Guidelines.

“commercialisation office” means an entity within an Australian university or a PFRA that assists researchers in commercialising their research.

“Department” means the Department administered by the Minister.

“eligible activity” has the meaning given to it in the Program Guidelines.

“eligible applicant” means an entity that the CEO has determined is eligible to make an application for funding and support under the Commercialisation Australia program in accordance with the Program Guidelines.

“eligible application” means an application for funding and support under the Commercialisation Australia program, that is an application that the CEO has determined is eligible for technical assessment and merit ranking by the Board in accordance with the Program Guidelines.

“eligible partner entity” means an entity that assists individuals in commercialising their idea.

“innovator” means the individual that a commercialisation office or eligible partner entity is assisting in commercialising their research or idea, including through an application for Commercialisation Australia funding.

“Minister” means the Minister administering the Act.

“participant” means an eligible applicant whose eligible application has been approved, and may include an innovator.

“Program Delegate” means an employee of the Department who has been empowered by

the Minister, or is otherwise duly authorised, to carry out the relevant function in accordance with the Program Guidelines.

“program funding” or “program funds” means the funding made available by the Commonwealth for the Commercialisation Australia program in any given financial year, being the funding specified in the Portfolio Budget Statement (as varied by any Portfolio Additional Estimates Statement or by the Minister) for that year.

“Program Guidelines” means the guidelines that are given by the Minister to the Department, as in force from time to time, to provide a framework for the operation and administration of the Commercialisation Australia program.

“publicly funded research agency (PFRA)” has the meaning given to it in the Program Guidelines.

“technical assessment” has the meaning given to it in section 4 of the Act.

7. A reference to Board may or Program Delegate may or CEO may is permissive and not mandatory.

8. A reference to include, includes, including, in particular and for example does not limit the generality of the words to which they refer.

PART 2 – ASSESSMENT AND MERIT RANKING OF APPLICATIONS

Procedure

9. The Board must assess each eligible application on its merit according to the extent to which the application meets the Merit Criteria.

10. Subject to clauses 13 and 16, the Board will assess eligible applications and provide a merit ranking of those applications to the Program Delegate.

11. The Board must consider eligible applications as soon as practicable after those applications have been provided to the Board.

12. The Board may request additional information from an applicant after the lodgement of an application.

13. The Board will assess applications first against the ‘Need for funding’ merit criterion. Only applications that demonstrate a high level of merit against this criterion may receive a merit ranking.

14. The Board may attribute a higher or lower level of relative importance to one or more of the Merit Criteria when assessing applications.

15. In providing the Program Delegate with a technical assessment for an application the Board may include advice as to whether the relative merits of an application would warrant:

(a) an amount of funding less than that for which the applicant has applied; and/or

(b) that any approval be subject to particular conditions.

Board may decline to provide merit ranking

16. The Board may decide to refuse to provide a merit ranking in respect of a particular applicant if it is not satisfied:

(a) with the level of merit of an eligible application in relation to one or more of the Merit Criteria; or

(b) that the activities described in the eligible application are eligible activities.

Merit Criteria

17. The merit of eligible applications must be assessed against the following criteria:

(a) Need for funding;

(b) Commercial plan and potential;

(c) Market opportunity;

(d) Management capability; and

(e) National benefits.

In assessing applications the Board must consider the merit indicators for each Merit Criterion provided to applicants and the Board by the CEO.

18. The CEO may request that the Board provide advice on indicators of merit for some or all of the Merit Criteria.

19. The CEO may request that the Board provide advice on setting out any differences in the relative level of importance of Merit Criteria between applications for different eligible activities.

PART 3 – ASSESSMENT OF PROPOSALS FOR VARIATION TO THE AGREED PROJECT

20. If a participant has submitted a proposal to the Department for approval of changes to an agreed project, including the addition of new activities, the discontinuance of activities, the substitution of new activities in the place of discontinued activities, a variation to milestones, a variation to funding, or a variation to the project’s timeframe, the Program Delegate may request that the Board assess the proposal.

21. If the Board receives a request under clause 20, it must assess the proposal as soon as is practicable and provide the assessment to the Program Delegate.

22. In undertaking an assessment of a proposal to change a project the Board will determine:

(a) the extent to which the changed project meets the Merit Criteria; and

(b) whether the change to the project would:

(i) significantly improve the outcomes of the project

(ii) be consistent with the policy objective set out in the Program Guidelines

(iii) otherwise be appropriate in all the circumstances.

PART 4 – OTHER ADVICE RELATED TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE COMMERCIALISATION AUSTRALIA PROGRAM

23. The Program Delegate or CEO may request the Board to provide technical assessments of matters associated with applications, activities and projects, or on any other matter relevant to or impacting on a merit criterion, including:

(a) technical matters relating to the eligibility of applications, activities or projects against the definitions contained in these Directions;

(b) the progress reported by a participant against the milestones for a project or compliance with agreement conditions;

(c) matters pertaining to national benefits assessments; and

(d) any other matter that pertains to technical merit or the technical assessment of compliance with the terms and conditions of the Commercialisation Australia program or an agreement.

24. In carrying out technical assessments pursuant to clause 23, the Board will take into account any relevant policies or guidelines relating to the administration of the Commercialisation Australia program that are issued under the Program Guidelines.

25. If the Board receives a request under clause 23 it must conduct the technical assessment within a reasonable time and provide the technical assessment to the Program Delegate.

26. The CEO may request advice from the Board on other matters relevant to the administration of the program, including:

(a) additional requirements for the application and assessment process;

(b) setting the turnover limit(s) in relation to the definition of eligible applicant;

(c) the general conditions an entity must satisfy in order to qualify as a commercialisation office or an eligible partner entity;

(d) the scope of eligible activities;

(e) the conditions of access to skills and knowledge funding and support;

(f) the definition of ‘government grant funding’;

(g) the terms and conditions for the repayment of early stage commercialisation grants;

(h) performance monitoring and exits from the program;

(i) the relative allocation of overall program funds to the types of funding available under the program;

(j) funding limits and funding ratios in relation to the types of funding available under the program;

(k) the development of terms and conditions relating to the possible introduction of equity investments to provide early stage commercialisation funding under the Commercialisation Australia program; and

(l) fast-tracking into the Commercialisation Australia program applicants that have successfully completed agreed State and Territory programs.

PART 5 – BOARD TO PROVIDE ADVICE ON POLICIES AND OPERATIONS OF THE PROGRAM

27. The Board may advise the Minister, or the Minister may request advice, on non-financial administration matters relating to the Commercialisation Australia program, including program administration and the extent to which the program is meeting its objective.

28. The Board may collect and analyse data on the performance of the Commercialisation Australia program, provide advice to the Minister on such performance, and will cooperate with any independent evaluation of the program.



REVOCATION OF THE

INNOVATION INVESTMENT FOLLOW-ON FUND COMMITTEE

I, KIM JOHN CARR, Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, pursuant to subsection 22(1) of the Industry Research and Development Act 1986 (the Act), and effective from 31 December 2009,

HEREBY REVOKE the Innovation Investment Follow-on Fund Committee of Innovation Australia.

Dated this 19th day of January 2010





APPOINTMENT OF A

COMMERCIALISATION AUSTRALIA BOARD

I, KIM JOHN CARR, Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, pursuant to subsection 22(1) of the Industry Research and Development Act 1986 (the Act), and effective from the date of this instrument,

HEREBY APPOINT a Commercialisation Australia Board as a Committee of Innovation Australia to assist Innovation Australia to exercise its powers and functions conferred under Directions made under subsections 18A, 19 and 20(1) of the Act.

Dated this 4th day of February 2010





REVOCATION OF THE

COMMERCIALISATION AUSTRALIA INTERIM ADVISORY BOARD

I, KIM JOHN CARR, Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, pursuant to subsection 22(1) of the Industry Research and Development Act 1986,

HEREBY REVOKE the Commercialisation Australia Interim Advisory Board of Innovation Australia.

Dated this 15th day of March 2010





DESIGNATION OF A POSITION IN THE

AUSTRALIAN PUBLIC SERVICE

FOR THE PURPOSE OF MEMBERSHIP OF THE COMMERCIALISATION AUSTRALIA BOARD

UNDER SUBSECTION 22(2)

I, KIM JOHN CARR, Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, pursuant to subsection 22(2) of the Industry Research and Development Act 1986, HEREBY

(і) DESIGNATE the Chief Executive Officer, Commercialisation Australia in the Commonwealth Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research for the purposes of subsection 22(2); and

(іі) DETERMINE that it is appropriate that the person who is at any time performing the duties of that position be a member of the Commercialisation Australia Board.

Dated this 26th day of March 2010





REVOCATION OF THE COMMERCIALISING EMERGING

TECHNOLOGIES COMMITTEE

I, KIM JOHN CARR, Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, pursuant to subsection 22(1) of the Industry Research and Development Act 1986 (the Act), and effective as at the end of 30 June 2010,

HEREBY REVOKE the Commercialising Emerging Technologies Committee of Innovation Australia.

Dated this 1st day of June 2010



APPENDIX BCODE OF CONDUCT

INNOVATION AUSTRALIA CODE OF CONDUCTMembers of Innovation Australia and of its committees are expected to observe the following standards when dealing with Board related matters.

1. Members should perform the duties of their office impartially, uninfluenced by fear or favour.

2. Members should be frank and honest in official dealings with colleagues.

3. Members should avoid any situation in which the private interests of themselves or of their immediate family, whether pecuniary or otherwise, conflict or might reasonably be thought to conflict with their public duty.

4. Members should not use information obtained in the course of official duties to gain directly or indirectly a pecuniary or other advantage for themselves or for any other person.

5. Members should not:

(a) solicit or accept from any person any remuneration or benefit for the discharge of the duties of their office over and above the official remuneration;

(b) solicit or accept any benefit, advantage or promise of further advantage, whether for themselves, their immediate family or any business concern or trust with which they are associated from persons who are in, or seek to be in, any contractual or special relationship with government; or

(c) accept any gift, hospitality or concessional travel offered in connection with the discharge of the duties of the office (except as permitted by the Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research’s Guidelines on the Acceptance of Gifts and Other Benefits - Secretary’s Direction).

6. Members should be scrupulous in their use of public property and services, and should not permit their misuse by other persons.

7. Members should not allow the pursuit of their private interests to interfere with the proper discharge of their public duties.

The above Code of Conduct was last reviewed by the Board on 12 August 2008.

APPENDIX CDISCLOSURE OF INTEREST

INNOVATION AUSTRALIA DISCLOSURE OF INTEREST (DOI) GUIDELINESIn running its programs Innovation Australia (the Board) wishes to observe statutory requirements and generally applicable standards concerning the management, handling and recording of relevant interests. Accordingly the Board wishes to address indirect and direct pecuniary interests as the Act requires but also intends the scope of these guidelines to cover other personal or family interests.

The Board is conscious that perceptions of conflict of interest may be as important as actual conflict. The following describes the procedures, based on the Code of Conduct adopted by the Board, that are to be followed.

Section 16 of the Industry Research and Development Act 1986 (the Act) requires Board members to disclose at a meeting of the Board the nature of any direct or indirect pecuniary interest in matters considered or about to be considered by the Board. The Act requires such disclosures to be recorded in minutes of meetings. This process also applies to members of the Board’s committees (section 24).

The Board has also adopted a process whereby Board and committee members (upon appointment) prepare and lodge with the Secretariat a disclosure statement of known pecuniary (and other personal) interests of themselves and of their immediate family/spouse. The contents of the statement are recorded, electronically, on the Register of Private Interests.

In addition, the Board has established formal procedures for the handling of matters involving actual or potential conflicts of interest, which it requires all Board and committee members to meet. These are set out below.

A member who has issues or concerns about potential conflict of interest matters may wish, prior to a relevant meeting, to discuss them with the Departmental officer who is nominated to assist the Board in these respects.

To assist in maintaining a close focus on conflict of interest issues, an early agenda item at each Board and committee meeting should involve formal enquiry in relation to the disclosed interests of members and the determination of any potential conflicts.

DISCLOSURE OF MEMBER INTERESTSWhere a Board or committee member is aware of an actual or potential conflict of interest, pecuniary or otherwise, the member must advise the meeting prior to that item being discussed. Where the interests of a member of his/her immediate family are involved, the member should disclose those interests, to the extent they are known to them. The member must then leave the room and this must be recorded in the minutes.

Members are required to refrain from discussing any aspects of applications with customers unless the application has been prepared by colleagues and the member has previously disclosed their interest to the Board.

The Board or committee has an ability to decide, in the absence of the member, that where a conflict situation exists, the member concerned may nonetheless be present during discussion of the matter (and take part in the discussion) or even take part in the decision making. The decision on this could turn on whether the nature of the interest is determined to be material or immaterial (insignificant).

If the nature of the member's disclosed interest is judged as immaterial, the member may be invited back in to take part in the discussions and, if appropriate, the decision-making. If the nature of the member's disclosed interest is judged as material, there should be no further involvement of the member.

Occasion may arise where a member having a material conflict has some technical knowledge, not available elsewhere, that could warrant an invitation back into the room simply to answer specific pre-determined question(s) in relation to the technology. (This would be an exceptional circumstance.) Upon providing comments to the questions, the member would again leave the room and take no part in the discussion or decision-making in relation to the item.

RECORDING A DISCLOSURE OF INTERESTThe Secretariat should endeavour to determine, with respect to a forthcoming meeting, whether any members are likely to disclose an interest about any matters on the draft agenda. To assist in this process, the Secretariat will provide a copy of the meeting agenda, along with appropriate further identification, to all members prior to the distribution of papers. Members would be requested to advise if they are likely to disclose an interest in relation to any of the items listed for consideration, and to disclose the nature of that interest. Papers relating to individual applications will not be forwarded to members until the Secretariat receives advice that they are unlikely to disclose an interest in relation to the items listed for consideration.

Where a member's disclosure is subsequently determined to be of a material nature, then that member will not receive reports or information in relation to the item under consideration.

The minutes of the meeting will record: the member disclosing the interest; the nature of the interest; if it is judged material or immaterial by the Board or committee; and the departure of members from the room.

Discussions regarding an item against which a member has disclosed an interest will be deleted from the member’s copy of the minutes, unless the Board or committee has decided that the nature of the interest is immaterial and that the member should be present during relevant discussion and decision making.

Matters which shall be referred to the Board for determination

If a committee has no quorum as a consequence of conflicts of interest of members, then the matter shall be referred to the Board for determination.

Where the committee agrees that, because of conflict of interest issues, the matter is of a particularly sensitive nature, that matter shall be referred to the Board for determination.

INDEPENDENT EXPERT ASSESSMENTSWhere a material conflict of interest arises as a consequence of a direct link between a Board or Committee member and a matter being considered (ie, specifically where a member holds an operational management role in an applicant company, or is or has been a consultant to an applicant company, or is a member of the board of an applicant company), then that matter shall

be referred to the Board for consideration. In such instances, an independent expert assessment of the matter will be undertaken to provide advice with regard to the technical aspects of the project.

Requests from applicant companies for limited distribution of papers

In general, a request from an applicant company that a certain member not see the papers relating to that particular application is to be accepted, provided that the Board or committee considers that the request is reasonable.

DETERMINING IF A CONFLICT EXISTS1

When considering whether a material conflict of interest exists members should have regard to the following questions:

would the average member of the public, of ordinary intelligence, looking at the relevant facts and circumstances, think that there was a real, sensible possibility of conflict?

with human nature being what it is, is there a danger that an average member of the public, of ordinary intelligence, may be swayed by this kind of personal interest rather than by duty?

The above Disclosure of Interest Guidelines were considered and approved by the Board on 12 August 2008.

1 Conflict of Interest materiality test as advised by Australian Government Solicitor, October 1997

APPENDIX DAUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT BUDGET, EXPENDITURE AND FORWARD OBLIGATIONSBoard Programs 2009-10

Program

Australian Government budget ($m)

Cash Expenditure ($m)

Forward Obligations ($m)

Climate Ready (1) 37.57 33.40 23.12

Commercialisation Australia (1) 7.83 2.25 9.63

Commercial Ready (1) (2) 43.48 28.28 9.08

COMET (1) 11.20 8.92 5.40

GCIF (1) 132.73 108.06 121.80

ICIP (1) 4.21 3.76 1.48

P3 (1)(3) 0.00 2.15 0.00

REDI (1) (2) 0.00 4.61 1.23

Re-tooling for Climate Change 15.29 4.91 8.49

R&D Start grants (1) (2) 0.00 0.58 0.00

IIF(4) 57.34 6.98 72.24

IIFF 64.41 40.93 23.48

REEF 0.00 0.00 0.00

Program

Australian Government budget ($m)

Cash Expenditure ($m)

Forward Obligations ($m)

PSF 13.09 5.46 10.63

(ii) Commercialisation Australia, Climate Ready, Commercial Ready, COMET, GCIF, ICIP, P3, REDI and R&D Start payments reflect gross amounts and do not account for amounts that may have been repaid.

(iii) All commitments and payments for Commercial Ready, REDI and R&D Start are funded from the Commercial Ready allocation.

(iv) There is no Australian Government budget for P3 for 2009-10. Cash expenditure was against amounts accrued in 2008-09.

(v) Forward obligations do not include the remaining revolving fund of $32.87m, or $120.00m for Round 3 of the IIF program which is still to be committed.

APPENDIX EPROGRAM BY PROGRAM BREAKDOWN

Table E1 Innovation Australia programs by industry sector (2006 ANZSIC)

Table E2 Innovation Australia programs by Australian Standard Research Classification (1998 ASRC – RFCD) code

Table E3 Innovation Australia programs by turnover

Table E4 Innovation Australia programs by state and territory

TABLE E1 Innovation Australia programs by industry sector (2006 ANZSIC)

Division DescriptionR&D Tax 2008-09 (a) No.

R&D Tax 2008-09 (a) Expenditure $M

PDF (b) No. Investees

PDF (b) Investments $M

ESVCLP (b) No. Investees

ESVCLP (b) Investments $M

VCLP (b) No. Investees

VCLP (b) Investments $M

IIF (b) (c) No. Investees

IIF (b) (c) Investments $M

IIFF (b) No. Investees

IIFF (b) Investments $M

PSF (b) (c) No. Investees

PSF (b) (c) Investments $M

REEF No. Investees

REEF Investments $M

ACIS 2 MVP R&D No.

ACIS 2 MVP R&D Payments $M

A Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing 322 268.240 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B Mining 740 5,278.050 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

C Manufacturing 3,404 5,106.200 0 0 0 0 6 19.350 2 0.630 8 14.950 5 1.210 0 0 3 5.952

D Electricity, Gas, Water and Waste Services 242 369.660 4 0.010 0 0 4 5.880 1 1.250 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

E Construction 246 1,039.440 0 0 0 0 1 1.740 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

F Wholesale Trade 99 191.140 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

G Retail Trade 74 136.100 0 0 0 0 3 10.550 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

H Accommodation and Food Services 12 9.480 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

I Transport, Postal and Warehousing 132 439.230 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0















REEF No. Investees

REEF Investments $M

ACIS 2 MVP R&D No.


J Information Media and Telecommunications 1,104 1,256.300 3 0.610 0 0 23 34.040 1 0.050 6 3.860 1 0.510 0 0 0 0

K Financial and Insurance Services 175 1,243.530 0 0 0 0 2 13.210 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

L Rental, Hiring and Real Estate Services 34 70.600 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

M Professional, Scientific and Technical Services 1,481 1,483.260 3 0.560 0 0 9 5.910 4 1.350 7 20.860 9 1.960 0 0 0 0

N Administrative and Support Services 56 87.550 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

O Public Administration and Safety 27 168.960 0 0 0 0 2 18.360 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

P Education and Training 37 13.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Q Health Care and Social Assistance 178 111.640 0 0 0 0 5 18.990 2 0.720 3 1.190 1 0.220 0 0 0 0

R Arts and Recreation Services 33 71.380 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

S Other Services 44 35.490 0 0 0 0 4 13.220 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0















REEF No. Investees

REEF Investments $M

ACIS 2 MVP R&D No.


Total 8,440 17,379.25 10 1.18 0 0 59 141.25 10 4.00 24 40.86 16 3.90 0 0` 3 5.95

(a) R&D Tax Concession derived from available data as at 30 June 2010. The data may vary with the subsequent amendments to registrations allowed under the legislation. The amount in the expenditure column is the reported expenditure on R&D by registrants, and does not indicate the amount of assistance by Innovation Australia.

(b) Only counts co-invested investees once.

(c) Includes investment of excess funds held by fund managers (IIF $0.06 million, PSF $0.59 million).

(d) Climate Ready, Commercial Ready, Commercialisation Australia, COMET, GCIF, ICIP, P3, REDI, R&D Start and RCC payments reflect gross amounts and do not take account of any amounts that may have been repaid.

TABLE E1 Innovation Australia programs by industry sector (2006 ANZSIC) (continued)

Division Description

P3 (d) No.

P3 (d) Payments$M

Climate Ready (d) No.

Climate Ready (d) Payments$M

Commercial Ready (d) No.

Commercial Ready (d) Payments$M

Commercialisation Australia (d) No.

Commercialisation Australia (d) Payments$M

COMET (d) No.

COMET (d) Payments$M

GCIF (d) No.

GCIF (d) Payments$M

ICIP (d) No.

ICIP (d) Payments$M

REDI (d) No.

REDI (d) Payments$M

R&D Start (d) No.

R&D Start (d) Payments$M

RCC (d) No.

RCC (d) Payments$M

A Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing 0 0 10 1.697 17 1.745 0 0 8 0.208 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

B Mining 0 0 7 1.636 4 0.226 0 0 7 0.238 0 0 0 0 1 0.277 0 0 0 0

C Manufacturing 5 1.784 51 17.717 61 10.655 8 0.821 104 3.090 3 87.881 1 0.334 2 0.333 1 0.118 60 4.909

D Electricity, Gas, Water and Waste Services 0 0 5 3.333 2 0.360 0 0 12 0.280 0 0 1 0.095 7 2.492 0 0 0 0

E Construction 0 0 4 0.414 5 0.953 0 0 4 0.174 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.278 0 0

F Wholesale Trade 0 0 3 1.186 5 0.803 0 0 5 0.119 1 20.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

G Retail Trade 0 0 0 0 1 0.012 0 0 3 0.079 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

H Accommodation and Food Services 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.059 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

I Transport, Postal and Warehousing 0 0 1 0.777 0 0 1 0.031 3 0.118 0 0 1 0.232 0 0 0 0 0 0


P3 (d) No.

P3 (d) Payments$M







COMET (d) No.


GCIF (d) No.

GCIF (d) Payments$M

ICIP (d) No.

ICIP (d) Payments$M

REDI (d) No.

REDI (d) Payments$M

R&D Start (d) No.


RCC (d) No.

RCC (d) Payments$M

J Information Media and Telecommunications 0 0 1 0.101 4 0.400 3 0.397 34 0.891 0 0 2 0.338 0 0 0 0 0 0

K Financial and Insurance Services 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.019 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

L Rental, Hiring and Real Estate Services 0 0 1 0.390 0 0 0 0 1 0.019 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

M Professional, Scientific and Technical Services 2 0.363 13 6.135 53 12.405 9 0.954 92 2.790 1 0.176 1 0.096 5 1.511 2 0.179 0 0

N Administrative and Support Services 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0.080 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

O Public Administration and Safety 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0.141 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

P Education and Training 0 0 0 0 2 0.487 0 0 6 0.133 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Q Health Care and Social Assistance 0 0 0 0 2 0.228 1 0.045 10 0.281 0 0 1 0.096 0 0 0 0 0 0

R Arts and Recreation Services 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0.195 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

S Other Services 0 0 1 0.015 0 0 0 0 1 0.004 0 0 5 2.572 0 0 0 0 0 0


P3 (d) No.

P3 (d) Payments$M







COMET (d) No.


GCIF (d) No.

GCIF (d) Payments$M

ICIP (d) No.

ICIP (d) Payments$M

REDI (d) No.

REDI (d) Payments$M

R&D Start (d) No.


RCC (d) No.

RCC (d) Payments$M

Total 7 2.15 97 33.40 156 28.28 22 2.25 302 8.92 5 108.06 12 3.76 15 4.61 4 0.58 60 4.91

(a) R&D Tax Concession derived from available data as at 30 June 2010. The data may vary with the subsequent amendments to registrations allowed under the legislation. The amount in the expenditure column is the reported expenditure on R&D by registrants, and does not indicate the amount of assistance by Innovation Australia.

(b) Only counts co-invested investees once.

(c) Includes investment of excess funds held by fund managers (IIF $0.06 million, PSF $0.59 million).

(d) Climate Ready, Commercial Ready, Commercialisation Australia, COMET, GCIF, ICIP, P3, REDI, R&D Start and RCC payments reflect gross amounts and do not take account of any amounts that may have been repaid.

TABLE E2 Innovation Australia programs by Australian Standard Research Classification (1998 ASRC - RFCD) code

Group Code Description

R&D Tax 2008-09 (a) (e) (g) No. (f)

R&D Tax 2008-09 (a) (e) (g) Expenditure $M







N IIF (c) (d) o. Investees

IIF (c) (d) Investments $M

IIFF (c) No. Investees

IIFF (c) Investments $M

PSF (c) (d) No. Investees

PSF (c) (d) Investments $M

REEF No. Investees

REEF Investments $M

ACIS 2 MVP R&D (b) No.

ACIS 2 MVP R&D (b) Payments $M

23 Mathematical Sciences 29 13.400 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

24 Physical Sciences 34 12.300 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

25 Chemical Sciences 286 182.400 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

26 Earth Sciences 166 116.800 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.120 0 0 0 0

27 Biological Sciences 178 164.700 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 14.040 2 0.440 0 0 0 0

28 Information, Computing And Communication Sciences 2,508 3,691.600 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.340 6 7.370 1 0.070 0 0 0 0

29 Engineering And Technology 4,480 11,335.800 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1.410 12 17.260 5 1.650 0 0 0 0

30 Agricultural, Veterinary And Environmental Sciences 604 548.100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

31 Architecture, Urban Environment And Building 147 458.500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

32 Medical And Health Sciences 387 681.400 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 2.250 3 2.190 7 1.620 0 0 0 0


R&D Tax 2008-09 (a) (e) (g) No. (f)














REEF No. Investees

REEF Investments $M



33 Education 22 6.700 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

34 Economics 2 1.400 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

35 Commerce, Management, Tourism And Services 120 133.900 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

36 Policy And Political Science 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

37 Studies In Human Society 3 0.300 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

38 Behavioural And Cognitive Sciences 9 2.400 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

39 Law, Justice And Law Enforcement 3 0.200 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

40 Journalism, Librarianship And Curatorial Studies 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

41 The Arts 12 10.100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

42 Language And Culture 1 0.200 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

43 History And Archaeology 1 0.300 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


R&D Tax 2008-09 (a) (e) (g) No. (f)














REEF No. Investees

REEF Investments $M



44 Philosophy And Religion 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 8,992 17,360.50 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 4.00 24 40.86 16 3.90 0 0 0 0

(e) R&D Tax Concession derived from available data as at 30 June 2010. The data may vary with the subsequent amendments to registrations allowed under the legislation. The amount in the expenditure column is the reported expenditure on R&D by registrant, and does not indicate the amount of assistance by Innovation Australia. Registrants may nominate more than one ASRC category in their registration application.

(f) PDF, GCIF, VCLP, ESVCLP, ACIS 2 MVP R&D, COMET, ICIP, P3 and RCC do not collect ASRC information.

(g) Only counts co-invested investees once.

(h) Includes investment of excess funds held by fund managers (IIF $0.06 million, PSF $0.59 million).

(i) Organisations are counted more than once if an organisation participates in two or more projects under different ASRC classifications.

(j) Climate Ready, Commercial Ready, Commercialisation Australia, COMET, GCIF, ICIP, P3, REDI, R&D Start and RCC (where applicable) payments reflect gross amounts and do not take account of any amounts that may have been repaid.

(k) Number of times category nominated by applicant.

TABLE E2 Innovation Australia programs by Australian Standard Research Classification (1998 ASRC - RFCD) code (continued)

GroupCode Description

P3 (b) (f) No.

P3 (b) (f) Payments$M

Climate Ready (e) (f) No.

Climate Ready (e) (f) Payments$M

Commercial Ready (e) (f) No.

Commercial Ready (e) (f) Payments$M

Commercialisation Australia (e) (f) No.

Commercialisation Australia (e) (f) Payments$M

COMET (b) (f) No.

COMET (b) (f) Payments$M

GCIF (b) (f) No.

GCIF (b) (f) Payments$M

ICIP (b) (f) No.

ICIP (b) (f) Payments $M

REDI (f) No.

REDI (f) Payments $M

R&D Start (e) (f)(b) (f) No.

RCC (b) (f) Payments$M

RCC (b) (f) No.

RCC (b) (f) Payments $M

0 0 0 0 2 2.338 1 0.475 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

24 Physical Sciences 0 0 1 1.492 2 0.098 1 0.020 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

25 Chemical Sciences 0 0 5 3.626 1 0.148 1 0.090 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

26 Earth Sciences 0 0 2 0.672 3 0.122 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1.939 0 0 0 0

27 Biological Sciences 0 0 6 1.274 7 1.790 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.190 1 0.118 0 0

28 Information, Computing And Communication Sciences 0 0 5 1.202 24 5.119 8 0.951 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.089 0 0 0 0

29 Engineering And Technology 0 0 60 19.008 75 13.794 6 0.313 0 0 5 108.057 0 0 8 2.395 2 0.320 0 0

30 Agricultural, Veterinary And Environmental Sciences 0 0 10 2.097 23 2.548 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

31 Architecture, Urban Environment And Building 0 0 5 1.218 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


P3 (b) (f) No.








COMET (b) (f) No.


GCIF (b) (f) No.


ICIP (b) (f) No.


REDI (f) No.




RCC (b) (f) No.


32 Medical And Health Sciences 0 0 1 0.475 19 4.045 5 0.844 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.137 0 0

33 Education 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

34 Economics 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

35 Commerce, Management, Tourism And Services 0 0 0 0 1 0.136 1 0.031 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

36 Policy And Political Science 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

37 Studies In Human Society 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

38 Behavioural And Cognitive Sciences 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

39 Law, Justice And Law Enforcement 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

40 Journalism, Librarianship And Curatorial Studies 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

41 The Arts 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


P3 (b) (f) No.








COMET (b) (f) No.


GCIF (b) (f) No.


ICIP (b) (f) No.


REDI (f) No.




RCC (b) (f) No.


42 Language And Culture 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

43 History And Archaeology 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

44 Philosophy And Religion 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 0 0 97 33.40 156 28.28 22 2.25 0 0 5 108.06 0 0 15 4.61 4 0.58 0 0

(l) R&D Tax Concession derived from available data as at 30 June 2010. The data may vary with the subsequent amendments to registrations allowed under the legislation. The amount in the expenditure column is the reported expenditure on R&D by registrant, and does not indicate the amount of assistance by Innovation Australia. Registrants may nominate more than one ASRC category in their registration application.

(m)PDF, GCIF, VCLP, ESVCLP, ACIS 2 MVP R&D, COMET, ICIP, P3 and RCC do not collect ASRC information.

(n) Only counts co-invested investees once.

(o) Includes investment of excess funds held by fund managers (IIF $0.06 million, PSF $0.59 million).

(p) Organisations are counted more than once if an organisation participates in two or more projects under different ASRC classifications.

(q) Climate Ready, Commercial Ready, Commercialisation Australia, COMET, GCIF, ICIP, P3, REDI, R&D Start and RCC (where applicable) payments reflect gross amounts and do not take account of any amounts that may have been repaid.

(r) Number of times category nominated by applicant.

TABLE E3 Innovation Australia programs by turnover

Group

Description R&D Tax 2008-09 (a) (b) No.

R&D Tax 2008-09 (a) (b) Expenditure $M

PDF (c) No. Investees

PDF (c) Investments $M

ESVCLP (c) No. Investees

ESVCLP (c) Investments $M

VCLP (c) No. Investees

VCLP (c) Investments $M

IIF (d) No. Investees

IIF (d) Investments $M

IIFF (d) No. Investees

IIFF (d) Investments $M

PSF (d) No. Investees

PSF (d) Investments $M

REEF No. Investees

REEF Investments $M

ACIS 2 MVP R&D No.


Small <=$500k 2,693 1,754.548 9 0.680 0 0 8 9.900 6 1.500 12 18.140 10 2.870 0 0 0 0

Small >500k<=$1m 802 305.876 0 0 0 0 7 4.120 1 0.530 1 0.200 3 0.66 0 0 0 0

Small >$1m<=$5M 1,942 1,107.616 0 0 0 0 18 26.770 2 0.720 9 18.870 2 0.20 0 0 0 0

Medium

>$5m<=$10M 610 789.150 0 0 0 0 4 9.940 0 0 1 1.900 1 0.17 0 0 0 0

Medium

>$10m<=$25m

659 805.841 1 0.500 0 0 9 31.070 0 0 1 1.750 0 0 0 0 0 0

Medium

>$25m<=$50m

476 1,113.286 0 0 0 0 4 10.950 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Large >$50m 1,258 11,502.937 0 0 0 0 9 48.500 1 1.250 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 5.952

Total 8,440 17,379.25 10 1.18 0 0 59 141.25 10 4.00 24 40.86 16 3.90 0 0 3 5.95

(s) R&D Tax Concession derived from available data as at 30 June 2010. The data may vary with the subsequent amendments to registrations allowed under the legislation. The amount in the expenditure column is the reported expenditure on R&D by registrant, and does not indicate the amount of assistance by Innovation Australia. Please note that not all registrants supply turnover figures.

(t) R&D Tax Concession does not include research institutions or applicants who have not provided turnover information.

(u) Investees are grouped by Total Value of Investee Assets, not Turnover

(v) Only includes co-invested investees once. Includes investment of excess funds held by fund managers (IIF $0.06 million, PSF $0.59 million).

(w)Climate Ready, Commercial Ready, Commercialisation Australia, COMET, GCIF, ICIP, P3, REDI, R&D Start and RCC payments reflect gross amounts and do not take account of any amounts that may have been repaid.

TABLE E3 Innovation Australia programs by turnover (continued)

Group DescriptionP3 (e) No.

P3 (e) Payments$M

Climate Ready (e) No.

Climate Ready (e) Payments$M

Commercial Ready (e) No.

Commercial Ready (e) Payments$M

Commercialisation Australia (e) No.

Commercialisation Australia (e) Payments$M

COMET (e) No.

COMET (e) Payments$M

GCIF (e) No.

GCIF (e) Payments$M

ICIP (e) No.

ICIP (e) Payments $M

REDI (e) No.

REDI (e) Payments $M

R&D Start (e) No.

R&D Start (e) Payments$M

RCC (e) No.

RCC (e) Payments$M

Small 0 0 48 15.082 61 7.875 18 1.441 278 8.156 1 0.176 4 0.950 9 3.160 1 0.278 3 0.148

Small >500k<=$1m 0 0 7 2.017 8 1.685 1 0.045 12 0.424 0 0 0 0 1 0.473 0 0 3 0.077

Small >$1m<=$5M 2 0.363 25 9.594 49 7.242 3 0.763 12 0.337 0 0 5 2.337 1 0.089 1 0.118 15 1.227

Medium >$5m<=$10M 0 0 9 2.569 22 6.065 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.047 2 0.271 0 0 7 0.384

Medium >$10m<=$25m 0 0 5 1.265 9 3.894 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.179 10 0.705

Medium >$25m<=$50m 0 0 2 0.615 6 1.496 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.096 0 0 0 0 14 1.423

Large >$50m 5 1.784 1 2.259 1 0.018 0 0 0 0 4 107.881 1 0.334 2 0.620 0 0 8 0.946

Total 7 2.15 97 33.40 156 28.28 22 2.25 302 8.92 5 108.06 12 3.76 15 4.61 4 0.58 60 4.91

(x) R&D Tax Concession derived from available data as at 30 June 2010. The data may vary with the subsequent amendments to registrations allowed under the legislation. The amount in the expenditure column is the reported expenditure on R&D by registrant, and does not indicate the amount of assistance by Innovation Australia. Please note that not all registrants supply turnover figures.

(y) R&D Tax Concession does not include research institutions or applicants who have not provided turnover information.

(z) Investees are grouped by Total Value of Investee Assets, not Turnover.

(aa) Only includes co-invested investees once. Includes investment of excess funds held by fund managers (IIF $0.06 million, PSF $0.59 million).

(bb) Climate Ready, Commercial Ready, Commercialisation Australia, COMET, GCIF, ICIP, P3, REDI, R&D Start and RCC payments reflect gross amounts and do not take account of any amounts that may have been repaid.

TABLE E4 Innovation Australia programs by state and territory

Description R&D Tax 2008-09 (a) No.


PDF No. Investees

PDF Investments $M

ESVCLP (d) No. Investees

ESVCLP (d) Investments $M

VCLP (d) No. Investees

VCLP (d) Investments $M

IIF (b) (d) No. Investees

IIF (b) (d) Investments $M

IIFF (b) (d) No. Investees

IIFF (b) (d) Investments $M

PSF (b) (d) No. Investees

PSF (b) (d) Investments $M

REEF No. Investees

REEF Investments $M

ACIS 2 MVP R&D No.


ACT 95 64.750 0 0 0 0 1 0.200 0 0 1 3.000 0 0 0 0 0 0

NSW 2,926 5,715.160 1 0.220 0 0 17 49.670 1 0.530 7 14.490 5 1.770 0 0 0 0

NT 31 54.860 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

QLD 1,673 2,458.180 1 0.050 0 0 5 18.980 0 0 5 4.660 2 0.350 0 0 0 0

SA 497 514.720 0 0 0 0 6 7.240 1 0.660 3 7.700 1 0.070 0 0 0 0

TAS 134 125.980 0 0 0 0 1 2.040 0 0 1 0.200 0 0 0 0 0 0

VIC 2,128 5,003.040 4 0.900 0 0 13 19.030 5 2.030 6 7.140 5 1.170 0 0 3 5.952

WA 956 3,442.560 4 0.010 0 0 1 0.100 1 0.050 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 8,440 17,379.25 10 1.18 0 0 44 97.26 8 3.27 23 37.19 13 3.36 0 0 3 5.95

(cc) R&D Tax Concession derived from available data as at 30 June 2010. The data may vary with the subsequent amendments to registrations allowed under the legislation. The amount in the expenditure column is the reported expenditure on R&D by registrant, and does not indicate the amount of assistance by Innovation Australia.

(dd) Only includes co-invested investees once. Includes investment of excess funds held by fund managers (IIF $0.06 million, PSF $0.59 million). There are two IIF, one IIFF, and three PSF investee companies located overseas.

(ee) Climate Ready, Commercial Ready, Commercialisation Australia, COMET, GCIF, ICIP, P3, REDI, R&D Start and RCC payments reflect gross amounts and do not take account of any amounts that may have been repaid.

(ff) Some investees are based overseas, and these investees have not been included within this table.

TABLE E4 Innovation Australia programs by state and territory (continued)

Description

P3 (c) No.

P3 (c) Payments$M

Climate Ready (c) No.

Climate Ready (c) Payments$M

Commercial Ready (c) No.

Commercial Ready (c) Payments$M

Commercialisation Australia (c) No.

Commercialisation Australia (c) Payments$M

COMET (c) No.

COMET (c) Payments$M

GCIF (c) No.

GCIF (c) Payments$M

ICIP (c) No.

ICIP (c) Payments $M

REDI (c) No.

REDI (c) Payments $M

R&D Start (c) No.

R&D Start (c) Payments$M

RCC (c) No.

RCC (c) Payments$M

ACT 0 0 1 0.475 1 0.287 3 0.500 5 0.163 0 0 2 0.186 2 0.562 1 0.042 0 0

NSW 3 1.007 21 8.619 38 8.090 8 0.898 101 2.834 0 0 6 1.681 3 0.939 1 0.137 17 1.717

NT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.060 0 0 0 0 1 0.088 0 0 0 0

QLD 1 0.214 23 8.598 28 3.809 3 0.227 80 2.461 0 0 0 0 3 0.928 1 0.278 5 0.230

SA 0 0 17 4.032 21 2.993 0 0 26 1.028 1 0.410 1 0.095 2 0.814 0 0 16 1.554

TAS 0 0 6 0.461 17 1.272 2 0.113 12 0.335 0 0 1 0.300 1 0.570 0 0 5 0.182

VIC 3 0.925 16 5.180 26 4.410 4 0.436 54 1.404 3 107.471 2 1.502 0 0 1 0.118 11 0.791

WA 0 0 13 6.036 25 7.414 2 0.074 22 0.631 1 0.176 0 0 3 0.713 0 0 6 0.435

Total 7 2.15 97 33.40 156 28.28 22 2.25 302 8.92 5 108.06 12 3.76 15 4.61 4 0.58 60 4.91

(gg) R&D Tax Concession derived from available data as at 30 June 2010. The data may vary with the subsequent amendments to registrations allowed under the legislation. The amount in the expenditure column is the reported expenditure on R&D by registrant, and does not indicate the amount of assistance by Innovation Australia.

(hh) Only includes co-invested investees once. Includes investment of excess funds held by fund managers (IIF $0.06 million, PSF $0.59 million). There are two IIF, one IIFF, and three PSF investee companies located overseas.

(ii) Climate Ready, Commercial Ready, Commercialisation Australia, COMET, GCIF, ICIP, P3, REDI, R&D Start and RCC payments reflect gross amounts and do not take account of any amounts that may have been repaid.

(jj) Some investees are based overseas, and these investees have not been included within this table.

APPENDIX FR&D TAX CONCESSION

PROGRAM BREAKDOWNTable F1 Registrants per year for the R&D Tax Concession by number and

reported expenditure

Table F2 Breakdown of registrations by R&D expenditure

Table F3 Percentage of registrants (number and reported expenditure) for the R&D Tax Concession by state and territory as at 30 June 2010

Table F4 Registrants for the R&D Tax Concession by Australian Standard Research Classification (ASRC) as at 30 June 2010

Table F5 Registrants for the R&D Tax Concession by Australian New Zealand Standard Industry Classification (ANZSIC) as at 30 June 2010

Table F6 Registrations for the R&D Tax Offset and 175% Incremental R&D Tax Concession by ANZSIC for 2008-09 as at 30 June 2010

Table F7 Registrants for the R&D Tax Offset and 175% Incremental R&D Tax Concession by ASRC for 2008-09 as at 30 June 2010

Table F8 Registered Research Agencies (RRAs)

Note: Appendix F is prepared in accordance with section 46 (2) (ca) (i) and (ii) of the IR&D Act 1986.

Table F1 Registrants per year for the R&D Tax Concession by number and reported expenditure

Year Number of Companies Registered

Salary Expend ($M)

To RRAs (1) ($M)

To CRCs (2) ($M)

To Others ($M)

Other Expend ($M)

Core Tech (3) ($M)

CT Deduct Amount ($M)

Total Plant & Pilot Plant ($M)

Feed stock ($M)

Residual Feed stock (4) ($M)

Pilot Plant Dep’n (5) ($M)

Interest (6) ($M)

Build Exp ($M)

Plant Leasing (7) ($M)

Total Expend ($M)

1985-86 2,549 39.28 2.37 0.00 6.09 55.35 0.12 0.00 3.49 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 107.76

1986-87 1,666 246.80 31.11 0.00 85.64 285.85 0.00 0.00 52.84 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 10.49 0.00 731.45

1987-88 2,067 378.17 76.78 0.00 126.90 424.19 0.38 0.00 78.89 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 7.67 0.00 1,093.25

1988-89 2,153 450.71 75.89 0.00 114.64 547.05 1.12 0.00 122.51 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 7.97 0.00 1,321.72

1989-90 2,365 500.12 74.80 0.00 190.38 669.07 44.88 0.00 141.81 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 4.81 0.00 1,625.45

1990-91 2,499 613.71 73.46 0.00 359.74 851.67 50.08 0.00 240.92 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.09 0.00 2,189.91

1991-92 2,836 727.74 77.89 0.00 444.81 1,040.58 226.09 0.00 181.19 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2,698.31

1992-93 2,960 758.07 54.22 4.47 483.47 1,234.47 197.92 0.00 242.11 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2,973.30

1993-94 3,436 842.90 75.36 1.18 455.91 1,543.32 138.84 0.00 334.29 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3,391.79

1994-95 3,624 927.58 72.50 7.12 498.36 1,911.10 170.47 0.00 371.34 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3,958.47

1995-96 3,734 1,004.91 83.27 11.18 547.59 2,251.22 161.99 0.00 410.28 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 4,470.44


Salary Expend ($M)

To RRAs (1) ($M)

To CRCs (2) ($M)

To Others ($M)

Other Expend ($M)

Core Tech (3) ($M)



Feed stock ($M)



Interest (6) ($M)

Build Exp ($M)


Total Expend ($M)

1996-97 3,295 986.95 90.45 13.91 586.87 1,911.82 66.89 0.00 441.25 44.53 0.00 0.00 13.89 0.00 0.00 4,173.92

1997-98 3,304 1,031.51 66.06 8.08 773.01 1,825.08 27.95 0.00 491.24 55.96 0.00 0.00 13.97 0.00 0.00 4,353.45

1998-99 3,185 1,136.94 78.94 7.32 970.39 1,556.75 26.71 0.00 1,224.60 66.52 0.00 0.00 4.12 0.00 0.00 5,094.49

1999-00 3,274 1,399.50 80.87 9.82 933.52 2,001.42 29.82 0.00 314.59 131.61 0.00 0.00 10.18 0.00 0.00 4,919.67

2000-01 3,732 1,638.00 80.30 8.90 1,192.1 2,191.5 22.4 0.00 462.22 41.3 0.00 2.68 18.36 0.00 0.00 5,669.84

2001-02 4,755 1,971.90 105.28 11.10 1,252.02 2,476.72 44.7 0.08 8.48 42.63 0.00 173.02 6.69 0.00 0.00 6,091.89

2002-03 5,097 2,087.74 114.94 0.00 1,244.51 2,619.45 0.00 36.30 0.00 40.44 4.57 152.73 5.83 0.00 56.40 6,362.91

2003-04 5,645 2,189.23 97.26 0.00 1,440.13 2,909.34 0.00 25.71 0.00 41.34 6.77 168.33 9.20 0.00 35.95 6,923.25

2004-05 5,994 2,657.43 96.94 0.00 1,895.71 3,238.49 0.00 31.40 0.00 46.76 36.86 199.93 12.59 0.00 55.14 8,271.25

2005-06 6,418 3,103.63 195.10 0.00 2,398.10 3,533.43 0.00 19.34 0.00 84.53 68.60 269.43 15.18 0.00 57.34 9,744.68

2006-07 6,963 3,649.27 545.40 0.00 3,252.22 4,285.71 0.00 29.34 0.00 93.06 85.57 327.75 16.57 0.00 102.24 12,387.14

2007-08 7,899 4,370.77 696.29 0.00 3,682.93 5,185.21 0.00 32.27 0.00 67.50 129.07 602.53 22.60 0.00 168.73 14,957.91


Salary Expend ($M)

To RRAs (1) ($M)

To CRCs (2) ($M)

To Others ($M)

Other Expend ($M)

Core Tech (3) ($M)



Feed stock ($M)



Interest (6) ($M)

Build Exp ($M)


Total Expend ($M)

2008-09 8,440 5,043.41 165.41 0.00 4,752.54 6,256.08 0.00 29.33 0.00 67.31 118.88 675.77 21.68 0.00 206.69 17,379.26

(1) RRA = Registered Research Agencies.

(2) CRC = Cooperative Research Centres data only available since 1992-93.

(3) Recorded within ‘CT Deductible Amount’ before 2002-03.

(4) Residual Feedstock data available from 2002-03.

(5) Recorded within ‘Total Plant & Pilot Plant’ before 2002-03.

(6) Interest recorded within ‘Other Expenditure’ prior to 1996-97.

(7) Plant Leasing data only available from 2002-03.

Note: This table derives from available data as at 30 June 2010. The number of registrations and reported expenditure may vary with the receipt of further applications for registrations or subsequent amendments to registrations allowed under legislation. Note also that, due to non-existent data, minor expenditure variations may exist for pre 1993-94 figures.

Table F2 Breakdown of registrations by R&D expenditure

Expenditure RangeTax Offset & 175% Incremental Companies (5)

125% Companies (1)

175% Incremental Companies (3)

International Premium Companies

(4)

Tax Offset Companies (2)

175% Incremental with International Premium (6)

Tax Offset with International Premium (7)

Tax Offset, 175% Incremental and International Premium (8) Totals

>= $0 and <= $500K 355 1857 432 8 2,213 6 3 0 4,874

> $500K and <= $1M 265 581 282 3 660 2 1 0 1,794

> $1M and <= $5M 9 653 583 17 7 5 0 0 1,274

> $5M and <= $10M 1 82 127 8 0 1 0 0 219

> $10M 0 79 184 12 0 4 0 0 279

Totals 630 3,252 1,608 48 2,880 18 4 0 8,440

(8) The R&D Tax Concession allows eligible Australian companies undertaking defined R&D activities to claim a tax deduction of up to 125% of eligible expenditure when lodging their annual tax returns.

(9) The R&D Tax Offset is available to eligible Australian companies with an annual group turnover of less than $5 million and R&D expenditure of up to $1 million.

(10) The 175% Incremental (Premium) R&D Tax Concession encourages additional sustainable investment in R&D.

(11) (4) The International Premium seeks to increase R&D expenditure in Australia by certain companies that conduct their R&D wholly or primarily on behalf of qualifying foreign companies in the same group.

(12) Companies who claim both the Tax Offset and the 175% Incremental.

(13) Companies who claim both the 175% Incremental and the International Premium.

(14) Companies who claim both the Tax Offset and the International Premium.

(15) Companies who claim the Tax Offset, 175% Incremental and the International Premium.

Table F3 Percentage of registrants (number and reported expenditure) for the R&D Tax Concession by state and territory

State Item 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09

ACT Total Registrants 90 95 95

ACT Total Reported Expenditure ($M) 65.66 66.10 64.75

ACT Per cent of Total Registrations (%) 1.29 1.20 1.13

ACT Per cent of Total Reported Expenditure (%) 0.53 0.44 0.37

NSW Total Registrants 2375 2737 2926

NSW Total Reported Expenditure ($M) 3,782.51 4,790.57 5,715.16

NSW Per cent of Total Registrations 34.11 34.65 34.67

NSW Per cent of Total Reported Expenditure 30.54 32.31 32.88

NT Total Registrants 24 25 31

NT Total Reported Expenditure ($M) 26.09 51.29 54.86

NT Per cent of Total Registrations 0.34 0.32 0.37

NT Per cent of Total Reported Expenditure 0.21 0.34 0.32

QLD Total Registrants 1305 1498 1673

QLD Total Reported Expenditure ($M) 1,786.48 1,939.88 2,458.18

QLD Per cent of Total Registrations 18.74 18.96 19.83

QLD Per cent of Total Reported Expenditure 14.42 12.97 14.18

State Item 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09

SA Total Registrants 403 443 497

SA Total Reported Expenditure ($M) 499.77 469.81 514.72

SA Per cent of Total Registrations 5.79 5.61 5.89

SA Per cent of Total Reported Expenditure 4.03 3.14 2.97

TAS Total Registrants 101 110 134

TAS Total Reported Expenditure ($M) 104.09 110.42 125.98

TAS Per cent of Total Registrations 1.45 1.39 1.59

TAS Per cent of Total Reported Expenditure 0.84 0.74 0.73

VIC Total Registrants 1861 2060 2128

VIC Total Reported Expenditure ($M) 4,145.45 4,758.48 5,003.04

VIC Per cent of Total Registrations 26.73 26.08 25.23

VIC Per cent of Total Reported Expenditure 33.47 31.81 28.86

WA Total Registrants 804 932 956

WA Total Reported Expenditure ($M) 1,977.02 2,729.49 3,442.56

WA Per cent of Total Registrations 11.55 11.80 11.33

WA Per cent of Total Reported Expenditure 15.96 18.25 19.86

National Total Registrants 6963 7899 8440

State Item 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09

National Total Reported Expenditure ($M) 12,387.14 14,916.04 17,379.26

National Per cent of Total Registrations 100.00 100.00 100.00

National Per cent of Total Reported Expenditure 100.00 100.00 100.00

Note: This table derives from available data as at 30 June 2010. The percentage of registrations and reported expenditure may vary with receipt of further applications for registration allowed under the legislation.

Table F4 Registrants for the R&D Tax Concession by ASRC as at 30 June 2010

Division Code

ASRC Category 2006-07 Number of times category nominated

2006-07 Expenditure ($M)

2007-08 Number of times category nominated




30 Agricultural, Veterinary and Environmental Sciences 522 347.90 563 403.90 604 548.10

31 Architecture, Urban Environment and Building 96 156.10 137 333.70 147 458.50

38 Behavioural and Cognitive Sciences 1 1.10 4 1.50 9 2.40

27 Biological Sciences 188 161.50 195 183.00 178 164.70

25 Chemical Sciences 245 190.10 244 156.20 286 182.40

35 Commerce, Management, Tourism and Services 85 145.20 97 188.10 120 133.90

26 Earth Sciences 121 112.70 137 146.40 166 116.80

34 Economics 4 0.40 2 1.60 2 1.40

33 Education 13 2.70 21 6.50 22 6.70

29 Engineering and Technology 3,648 7,781.60 4,163 9,440.90 4,480 11,335.80

43 History and Archaeology 1 1.40 1 0.50 1 0.30

28 Information, Computing and Communication Sciences 2,123 3,048.50 2,426 3,583.40 2,508 3,691.60

40 Journalism, Librarianship and Curatorial Studies 2 0.40 1 0.20 0 0

42 Language and Culture 0 0.00 1 0.20 1 0.20

39 Law, Justice and Law Enforcement 1 0.10 1 0.05 3 0.20

23 Mathematical Sciences 22 10.70 27 15.20 29 13.40

Division Code

ASRC Category 2006-07 Number of times category nominated






32 Medical and Health Sciences 319 414.10 340 471.80 387 681.40

24 Physical Sciences 40 9.40 41 14.10 34 12.30

36 Policy and Political Science 1 0.20 0 0.00 0 0

37 Studies in Human Society 1 0.10 3 0.40 3 0.30

41 The Arts 6 3.10 11 5.10 12 10.10

Total 7,439 12,387.10 8,415 14,952.60 8,992 17,360.30

# Registrants may nominate more than one ASRC category in their registration application.

Note: This table derives from available data as at 30 June 2010. The data may vary with receipt of further applications for registration or amendments to applications allowed under the legislation.

Table F5 Registrants for the R&D Tax Concession by Australian New Zealand Standard Industry Classification (ANZSIC) for 2008-09 as at 30 June 2010

Group Code

ANZSIC Description 2006-07

Number of companies

2006-07

Expenditure ($M)

2007-08

Number of companies

2007-08

Expenditure ($M)

2008-09

Number of companies

2008-09

Expenditure ($M)

A Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing 315 226.00 313 229.53 322 268.24

B Mining 549 3,280.21 672 4,082.21 740 5,278.05

C Manufacturing 3,018 4,021.21 3,246 4,760.62 3,404 5,106.20

D Electricity, Gas, Water and Waste Services 138 192.72 191 273.08 242 369.66

E Construction 225 588.62 258 901.93 246 1,039.44

F Wholesale Trade 74 81.14 86 93.62 99 191.14

G Retail Trade 59 143.27 64 116.35 74 136.10

H Accommodation and Food Services 9 8.38 14 10.04 12 9.48

I Transport, Postal and Warehousing 111 313.65 120 267.05 132 439.23

J Information Media and Telecommunications 705 1,029.00 962 1,122.85 1,104 1,256.30

K Financial and Insurance Services 173 1,058.80 181 1,341.06 175 1,243.53

L Rental, Hiring and Real Estate Services 17 7.93 25 43.03 34 70.60

M Professional, Scientific and Technical Services 1,186 965.06 1,389 1,236.38 1,481 1,483.26

N Administrative and Support Services 84 47.60 65 53.29 56 87.55

O Public Administration and Safety 25 262.36 28 181.52 27 168.96

Group Code

ANZSIC Description 2006-07

Number of companies

2006-07

Expenditure ($M)

2007-08

Number of companies

2007-08

Expenditure ($M)

2008-09

Number of companies

2008-09

Expenditure ($M)

P Education and Training 31 10.17 37 11.50 37 13.00

Q Health Care and Social Assistance 168 99.12 170 105.82 178 111.64

R Arts and Recreation Services 32 19.07 30 47.44 33 71.38

S Other Services 44 32.81 48 38.68 44 35.49

Totals 6,963 12,387.14 7,899 14,916.00 8,440 17,379.26

Registration by four digit Australian New Zealand Standard Industry Classification

Note: This table derives from available data as at 30 June 2010. The data may vary with receipt of further applications for registration or amendments to applications allowed under the legislation.

Table F6 Registrations for the R&D Tax Offset and 175% Incremental R&D Tax Concession by ANZSIC for 2008-09 as at 30 June 2010

Group Code ANZSIC Description Total Registrants (1)

Number of companies

Total Registrants (1)

Expend ($M)

Tax offset Registrants (2)

Number of companies

Tax Offset Registrants (2)

Expend ($M)

175% Incremental Registrants(3)

Number of companies


Expend ($M)

Tax Offset & 175% Incremental Registrants

Number of companies


Expend ($M)

A Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing 322 268.24 112 37.85 57 108.42 32 14.70

B Mining 740 5,278.05 174 76.15 245 3,843.05 23 25.45

C Manufacturing 3404 5,106.20 1048 308.28 688 2,829.14 226 100.41

D Electricity, Gas, Water and Waste Services

242 369.66 77 26.97 55 153.73 9 2.81

E Construction 246 1,039.44 50 14.26 46 368.46 5 2.10

F Wholesale Trade 99 191.14 27 4.78 14 64.53 9 3.08

G Retail Trade 74 136.10 19 7.02 18 94.33 1 0.89

H Accommodation and Food Services 12 9.48 4 2.24 2 1.79 1 0.31

I Transport, Postal and Warehousing 132 439.23 33 11.83 40 254.58 9 5.78

J Information Media and Telecommunications

1104 1,256.30 532 178.79 115 677.38 114 65.17

Group Code ANZSIC Description Total Registrants (1)

Number of companies

Total Registrants (1)

Expend ($M)

Tax offset Registrants (2)

Number of companies

Tax Offset Registrants (2)

Expend ($M)


Number of companies


Expend ($M)


Number of companies


Expend ($M)

K Financial and Insurance Services 175 1,243.53 43 17.35 49 939.79 5 1.54

L Rental, Hiring and Real Estate Services 34 70.60 9 3.63 2 50.68 0 0.00

M Professional, Scientific and Technical Services

1481 1,483.26 586 187.49 215 632.07 165 84.90

N Administrative and Support Services 56 87.55 22 6.24 10 68.27 5 1.55

O Public Administration and Safety 27 168.96 7 2.50 9 78.61 0 0.00

P Education and Training 37 13.00 24 6.35 0 0.00 4 0.69

Q Health Care and Social Assistance 178 111.64 83 30.01 28 33.24 15 8.53

R Arts and Recreation Services 33 71.38 6 1.02 10 45.22 4 2.48

S Other Services 44 35.49 24 6.19 4 18.70 3 0.50

Totals 8,440 17,379.26 2,880 928.94 1,607 10,261.99 630 320.88


Table F7 Registrants for the R&D Tax Offset and 175% Incremental R&D Tax Concession by ASRC for 2008-09 as at 30 June 2010

ASRC Division Code

ASRC Description Total Registrants(1)

Number of times category nominated

Total Registrants(1)

Expend ($M)

Tax Offset Registrants(2)



Expend ($M)




Expend ($M)




Expend ($M)

23 Mathematical Sciences 29 13.40 7 1.70 13 8.10 1 0.90

24 Physical Sciences 34 12.30 13 4.00 5 6.10 4 0.50

25 Chemical Sciences 286 182.40 80 23.60 61 81.90 22 7.60

26 Earth Sciences 166 116.80 68 29.50 35 30.60 6 2.00

27 Biological Sciences 178 164.70 70 26.20 41 75.90 16 7.80

28 Information, Computing and Communication Sciences 2508 3691.60 1004 337.20 408 2221.40 267 139.30

29 Engineering and Technology 4480 11335.80 1254 371.60 1008 6969.90 266 124.50

30 Agricultural, Veterinary and Environmental Sciences 604 548.10 180 58.70 131 226.30 42 18.10

ASRC Division Code




Expend ($M)




Expend ($M)




Expend ($M)




Expend ($M)

31 Architecture, Urban Environment and Building 147 458.50 46 12.40 18 249.90 2 0.80

32 Medical and Health Sciences 387 681.40 155 43.70 62 364.30 29 15.50

33 Education 22 6.70 15 3.30 1 0.00 2 0.40

34 Economics 2 1.40 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00

35 Commerce, Management, Tourism and Services 120 133.90 45 11.20 12 54.70 10 2.60

37 Studies in Human Society 3 0.30 3 0.30 0 0.00 0 0.00

38 Behavioural and Cognitive Sciences 9 2.40 3 0.80 1 0.10 2 0.20

39 Law, Justice and Law Enforcement 3 0.20 2 0.20 0 0.00 0 0.00

40 Journalism, Librarianship and Curatorial Studies 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00

41 The Arts 12 10.10 5 1.10 1 3.30 0 0.00

ASRC Division Code




Expend ($M)




Expend ($M)




Expend ($M)




Expend ($M)

42 Language and Culture 1 0.20 0 0.00 1 0.20 0 0.00

43 History and Archaeology 1 0.30 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00

Totals 8,992 17,360.30 2,950 925.60 1,798 10,292.50 669 320.00




REGISTERED RESEARCH AGENCIES (RRAs)The Australian Government’s commitment to encouraging R&D is complemented by facilitating access by smaller and medium sized companies to R&D expertise through the services provided by a Registered Research Agency (RRA).

The IR&D Act provides for the registration of RRA organisations, which are organisations approved by Innovation Australia as being capable of undertaking contract R&D for multiple clients.

Companies otherwise unable to claim the tax concession because the minimum expenditure threshold ($20,000) has not been reached may take advantage of the concession by contracting R&D work to an organisation with RRA status. This enables companies to access expertise in Australia’s public and private sector R&D organisations, reducing unnecessary duplication of R&D facilities, and improving the overall effectiveness of Australia’s R&D effort.

Contracting eligible R&D work to an RRA has the following advantages:

all contracted expenditure is eligible for the R&D Tax Concession, and is not subject to the expenditure threshold of $20,000;

claims may be made, for advance payments, up to 12 months prior to the R&D work actually being undertaken; and

smaller to medium sized enterprises are able to undertake R&D programs without having to invest in costly R&D facilities and expertise.

Innovation Australia assesses applications for registration as an RRA on the basis of employment of research staff, R&D facilities, pricing structure and intention to undertake R&D for multiple clients.

Organisations registered as RRAs are required to renew their registration status annually with Innovation Australia.

AusIndustry, on behalf of Innovation Australia, maintains a register of organisations registered as RRAs, including the Australian Standard Research Code (ASRC) categories for the areas of technology in which each organisation has been registered as having a capability to conduct R&D. For the current list of RRAs, see Table F8.

Inquiries regarding the RRA Program should be directed to:

Registered Research Agency Program

AusIndustry

GPO Box 9839

Canberra City ACT 2601

Telephone: 02 6213 7696

Facsimile: 02 6213 7303

Table F8 Registered Research Agencies

Name Address Contact ASRC

4 Design Suite 1, Level 1

83-85 Foveaux Street

SYDNEY NSW 2010

Mr R Wells

02 9280 4454

2801 2803 2899 2901 2903 2905 2907 2909 2914 2916 2917 2999 3003 3004 3099 3203 3210 3299

AECOM Australia Pty Ltd

PO Box Q410

QVB Post Office

SYDNEY NSW 1230

Mr L Partridge

02 8295 7555

2404 2903 2905 2909 2914 2999

Access Macquarie Ltd 1st Floor Dow Corning Building

3 Innovation Road

MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY NSW 2109

Mr A Ellis

02 9850 9298

2302 2403 2404 2499 2501 2502 2504 2601 2602 2603 2606 2699 2701 2703 2704 2705 2706 2707 2708 2799 2801 2803 2901 2903 2909 2914 2916 2917 2999 3001 3003 3007 3099 3204 3205 3212 3299

Adelaide Research & Innovation Pty Ltd

PO Box 149

Rundle Mall

ADELAIDE SA 5000

Mr R Chalmers

08 8303 5020

2404 2502 2503 2708 2801 2803 2901 2902 2905 2906 2908 2909 2914 2916 2917 2999 3003 3004 3007 3205


Advanced Braking PO Box 1177

OSBORNE PARK WA 6916

Mr K Johnsen

08 9273 4803

2905

Agricultural Business Research Institute

University of New England

ARMIDALE NSW 2351

Dr P A Rickards OAM

02 6773 3555

2708 2803 3004

Agrisearch Services Pty Ltd

PO Box 972

ORANGE NSW 2800

Mr M G Collett

02 6362 4539

3001 3002 3003 3004 3099

Agronico Holdings Pty Ltd

175 Allport Street

EAST LEITH TAS 7315

Mr D Griffin

03 6428 2519

3002 3003

Ammtec Ltd 6 Macadam Place

BALCATTA WA 6021

Mr R J Smith

08 9344 2416

2907


Applidyne Australia Pty Ltd

27 Queen Street

THEBARTON SA 5031

Mr P Van de Loo

08 8234 8211

2301 2902 2903 2905 2909

ARRB Group Limited 500 Burwood Highway

VERMONT SOUTH VIC 3133

Mr R Yeo

03 9881 1555

2502 2801 2803 2905 2908 2914 2916 2917 2999

Austin Health PO Box 5555

HEIDELBERG VIC 3084

Dr B Murphy

03 9496 5000

2503 2504 2701 2703 2706 2708 2801 2999 3004 3202 3203 3204 3205 3207 3210 3212

Australasian Furnishing Research & Development Institute Ltd

PO Box 2042

LAUNCESTON TAS 7250

Mr RJ Panitzki

03 6326 6155

2903 2905 2914 2999

Australian Coal Research Ltd

13th Floor

133 Mary Street

BRISBANE QLD 4000

Mr M Bennetts

07 3295 9560

2502 2503 2504 2601 2602 2603 2605 2706 2708 2801 2803 2903 2905 2906 2907 2908 2909 2914 2916 2917 2999 3001 3002 3003 3006 3007 3099 3212


Australian Genome Research Facility Ltd

Level 5, Gehrmann Laboratories

University of Queensland

ST LUCIA QLD 4072

Mr R Dennis

07 3365 9121

2708

Australian Institute of Marine Science

Pmb No 3 Townsville MC

TOWNSVILLE QLD 4810

Mr V Bayer

07 4753 4261

2502 2503 2504 2603 2604 2701 2703 2704 2705 2707 2708 2803 2902 2903 2916 2999 3004 3007 3205

Australian Museum Trust 6 College Street

SYDNEY NSW 2010

Dr L Christidis

02 9320 6237

2601 2699 2701 2703 2704 2705 2707 2708 2799 2999 3006 3007 3099

Australian Nuclear Science & Technology Organisation (ANSTO)

Private Mail Bag 1

MENAI NSW 2234

Ms K Portwin

02 9717 7000

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Australian Proteome Analysis Facility Ltd

Level 4, Building F7B

Macquaire University

SYDNEY NSW 2109

Prof M Baker

02 9850 8211

2701 2703 2708 3002 3004 3005 3202 3203 3204 3207


Australian Sports Commission

PO Box 176

BELCONNEN ACT 2616

Dr D Hatcher

02 6214 1740

2499 2701 2803 3901 2903 2914 2999

Australian Survey Research Group Pty Ltd

PO Box 340

ORMOND VIC 3204

Dr D Willcox

03 9578 5211

2302 2399 2801 2803 2899 2999

Australian Water Quality Centre

GPO Box 1751

ADELAIDE SA 5000

Ms S McCreanor

08 8204 1302

2502 2503 2504 2701 2703 2707 2708 2906 2908

Australian Wine Research Institute

PO Box 197

GLEN OSMOND SA 5064

Prof. I.S Pretoruis

08 8303 6611

2503 2504 2703 2708 2901 2903 3099

Australian Wool Testing Authority Ltd

PO Box 240

NORTH MELBOURNE VIC 3051

Mr I Ashman

03 9371 2101

2903 2914 2999


BCS Technologies Group Pty Ltd

PO Box 1412

LANE COVE NSW 1595

Mr A Wyatt

02 9420 3400

2801 2803 2901 2905 2909 2916

2917 3210

Bernard O'Brien Institute of Microsurgery

42 Fitzroy Street

FITZROY VIC 3065

Mr P Mulheron

03 9288 4014

2701 2706 2708 3202 3205 3207 3210

Birchip Cropping Group Incorporated

PO Box 85

BIRCHIP VIC 3483

Ms A Gartmann

03 5492 2787

3001 3002

Bond University Ltd Bond University Research Office

Bond University

University Drive

ROBINA QLD 4226

Ms T Richards

07 5595 4162

2301 2302 2399 2701 2703 2708 2801 2803 2899 2917

Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority

Fraser Avenue

WEST PERTH WA 6005

Dr K W Dixon

08 9480 3605

2703 2704 2705 2707 2708 2799 3001 3003 3006 3099


Botanical Resources Australia - Agricultural Services P/L

PO Box 852

SANDY BAY TAS 7006

Mr B Chung

03 6224 4511

2704 3001 3002 3003 3099

BRI Australia Ltd PO Box 7

NORTH RYDE NSW 2113

Mr G Blundell

02 9888 9600

2504 2701 2901 2903 2906 2999 3003

BSES Limited PO Box 86

INDOOROOPILLY QLD 4068

Dr RF Gilmour

07 3331 3318

2303 2502 2503 2504 2701 2703 2705 2707 2708 2801 2803 2901 2903 2905 2906 2908 2914 3001 3002

Cardiac Technology Centre

Level 12 Kolling Building

Cardiology

RNSH Street

ST Leonards NSW 2065

Ms T Ho

02 9926 4900

2706 2708 3205 3210 3299


Central Northern Adelaide Health Service

The Queen Elizabeth Hospital

WOODVILLE SOUTH SA 5011

Ms G Graves

08 8222 6870

3207 3210 3299

Central Queensland University

Building 32

ROCKHAMPTON MC QLD 4700

Mrs M Barrett

07 4923 2606

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Centre for Digestive Diseases Pty Ltd

Level 1

229 Great North Road

FIVE DOCK NSW 2046

Prof T J Borody

02-9713 4011

2999 3205 3210

Charles Darwin University

Casuarina Campus

DARWIN NT 0909

Prof R Wasson

08 89 466868

2707 2909 2999 3007 3099 3210


Charles Sturt University Locked Bag 588

WAGGA WAGGA NSW 2678

Ms K Wood-Meyer

02 6933 2320

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Charlwood Design Pty Ltd

50 Glasshouse Road

COLLINGWOOD VIC 3066

Mr P R Charlwood

03 9416 1611

2905

ChemCentre PO Box 1250

BENTLEY DELIVERY CENTRE WA 6983

Mr P Millington

08 9422 9800

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CMD Product Design & Innovation Pty Ltd

Versatile Accounting Pty Ltd

PO Box 406

SAMFORD QLD 4520

Mr B Gardiner

07 328 99964

2899 2903 2905 2914 2999 3299


Communication Research Institute Limited

60 Park Street

NORTH FITZROY VIC 3068

Mr D Sless

03 9489 8640

2801 2899 3299

Cooperative Research Centre for Irrigation Futures

PO Box 56

DARLING HEIGHTS QLD 4350

Mr R Darroch

07 4631 1348

2605 2707 2999 3001

CRC for Advanced Composite Structures Ltd

506 Lorimer Street

FISHERMANS BEND VIC 3207

Prof M L Scott

03 9676 4900

2902 2903 2905 2908 2914 2999

CRC for Sustainable Tourism Pty Ltd

Griffith University PMB 50

GOLD COAST MC QLD 9726

Mrs L White

07 5552 8113

2999


CSIRO PO Box 225

DICKSON ACT 2602

Dr J Steele

02 6276 6630

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Curtin University of Technology

Office of Research and Development

GPO Box U1987

PERTH WA 6845

Prof L Kristjanson

08 9266 3045

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Cyntila Pty Ltd 9 Business Park Drive

NOTTING HILL VIC 3168

Mr S Lacey

03 9544 0099

2801 2803 2899 2905 2909 2914

2916 2917 2999

D3 Product Design Pty Ltd

106 Boundary Street

PADDINGTON NSW 2021

Mr C S Solari

02 9361 6477

2905

Dairy Innovation Australia Limited

671 Sneydes Road

WERRIBEE VIC 3030

Dr I Powell

03 9974 8910

2701 2703 2708 2901 2903 2906 2999


Deakin University Faculty of Science and Technology

C/- Dean's Office

Faculty of Science and Technology

Deakin University

GEELONG VIC 3217

Ms S Billings

03 5227 2380

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Defence Science and Technology Organisation

R1-6-AO55

CANBERRA ACT 2600

Mr A Gray

02 6265 7950

2403 2404 2499 2501 2502 2503 2504 2801 2803 2901 2902 2903 2905 2906 2907 2908 2909 2914 2916 2917 2999

Department of Employment, Economic Development & Innovation

GPO Box 46

BRISBANE QLD 4001

Mr P Twyford-Jones

07 3239 3053

2701 2703 2708 2901 3002 3003 3004 3005 3006 3007 3099

Department of Fisheries, Government of Western Australia

PO Box 20

NORTH BEACH WA 6920

Mr WJ Fletcher

08 9203 0111

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Department of Natural Resources, Environment, Arts and Sport

PO Box 496

PALMERSTON NT 0831

Ms D Kirkman

08 8999 4547

2704 2705 2707 2799


Department of Primary Industries

GPO Box 4440

MELBOURNE VIC 3000

Dr M Noble

03 9658 4771

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Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries

GPO Box 46

BRISBANE QLD 4001

Mr P Twyford-Jones

07 3239 3053

2701 2703 2708 2901 3002 3003 3004 3005 3006 3007 3099

Dept of Regional Dev. Primary Industry, Fisheries & Resource

GPO Box 3000

DARWIN NT 0801

Mr C Long

08 8999 2394

3002 3003 3004 3007 3099

Department of Sustainability and Environment

Arthur Ryan Institute

PO Box 137

HEIDELBERG VIC 3084

Ms C Lever

03 9450 8600

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Design and Industry Pty Ltd

115-121 Mullens Street

BALMAIN NSW 2041

Mr M Hunter

02 9555 1166

2903


Diversity Arrays Technology Pty Ltd

PO Box 7141

YARRALUMLA ACT 2600

Dr E Huttner

02 6281 8514

2703 2704 2705 2707 2708 2901 3002 3003 3004 3005 3006 3007 3204

Edith Cowan University 100 Joondalup Drive

JOONDALUP WA 6027

Dr M Taylor

08 6304 5401

2301 2701 2704 2705 2706 2707 2708 2801 2803 2901 2909 2916 2907 2999 3099 3203 3207 3210 3212

Electro Optic Systems Pty Ltd

111 Canberra Avenue

GRIFFITH ACT 2603

Dr B Greene

02 6222 7900

2801 2803 2914 2917 2999

Epichem Pty Ltd Murdoch University

South Street

MURDOCH WA 6150

Dr W Best

08 9360 7696

2503

Eureka! Agresearch Vic Pty Ltd

Unit 2

25-27 Burns Road

ALTONA VIC 3018

Mr A G Flynn

03 9369 4199

2502 2503 2504 3001 3002 3003


Fisheries Research & Development Corporation

PO Box 222

DEAKIN WEST ACT 2600

Mr J Wilson

02 6285 0411

3007

Flinders Medical Centre Incorporated - SAHS

Flinders Drive

BEDFORD PARK SA 5042

Mr G Verstegen

08 8204 4088

2708 2903 2999

Flinders Partners Pty Ltd Mark Oliphant Building

Laffer Drive

Science Park Adelaide

BEDFORD PARK SA 5042

Mr A Francis

08 8201 7788

2502 2503 2504 2706 2707 2708 0801 0803 2902 2903 2905 2907 2909 2917 2999 3003 3205 3210 3212

Forestry Tasmania GPO Box 207 B

HOBART TAS 7001

Dr S Read

03 6233 8202

2605 2703 2704 2705 2707 2999 3001 3003 3006

Garvan Institute of Medical Research

384 Victoria Street

DARLINGHURST NSW 2010

Mr J Dakin

02 9295 8133

2701 2706 2708 3205 3212


Genesearch Pty Ltd 14 Technology Drive

ARUNDEL QLD 4214

Dr R Craig

07 5594 0299

2708 2901

GeoConsult Pty Ltd PO Box 1002

SPRING HILL QLD 4004

Mr W Smyth

07 3831 6122

2601 2602 2803 2999

Gilmore Engineers Pty Ltd

PO Box 4037

EIGHT MILE PLAINS QLD 4113

Dr D B Gilmore

07 3853 5250

2499 2902 2903 2905 2914

Grey Innovation Pty Ltd PO Box 452

PRAHRAN VIC 3181

Mr Joe Berg

03 9692 6999

2909

Griffith University Nathan Campus

BRISBANE QLD 4111

Mr B Smith

07 3735 5489

2399 2403 2404 2501 2502 2503 2504 2599 2602 2603 2706 2707 2708 0801 2803 2899 2901 2902 2903 2906 2907 2909 2914 2916 2917 2999 3004 3099 3205 3210 3212


Herman Research Pty Ltd 677 Springvale Road

MULGRAVE VIC 3170

Dr T Johnson

03 9565 9804

2404 2499 2501 2502 2504 2603 2606 2701 2707 2801 2803 2903 2905 2906 2907 2914 2999 3001 3099

Howard Florey Institute of Experimental Physiology & Med

c/- University of Melbourne

VIC 3010

Dr H De Aizpurua

03 8344 1654

2706 3203 3205 3207

HRL Testing Pty Ltd 22 Corunna Street

ALBION QLD 4010

Mr C Casingena

07 3262 6207

2504 2907

Hydrix Services Pty Ltd 1044a Dandenong Road

CARGEGIE VIC 3163

Mr M Brydon

03 8573 5299

2801 2803 2899 2909 2916 2917

I D & E Pty Ltd 45/8 Avenue of the Americas

NEWINGTON NSW 2127

Mr G Sidis

02 9647 2660

2801 2903 2905 2909 2914 2915

2916 2917 2918 2999 3299


ICP Firefly Pty Ltd PO Box 6198

ALEXANDRIA NSW 2015

Dr I Meyer-Carrive

02 9310 3899

2701 2703 2706 2708 2799 2901 2906 2907 2914 3001 3002 3003 3004 3005 3006 3007 3099 3202 3203 3204 3205 3207 3210 3299

Ideal Operations Pty Ltd 203/61 Marlborough Street

SURRY HILLS NSW 2010

Mr O Kratzer

02 9699 8644

2903 2904 2905

Ideation Pty Ltd Unit 2

107 Highbury Road

BURWOOD VIC 3125

Mr A Hooworth

03 9808 1399

2999

IDT Australia Limited 45 Wadhurst Drive

BORONIA VIC 3155

Mr A McKenzie

03 9801 8888

2502 2503 2504 2599 2903 3099 3205 3299

Industrial Composite Developments Pty Ltd

PO Box 2679

MALAGA WA 6944

Dr L J Walker

08 9248 9901

2903 2905 2907 2908 2912 2914 2999 3101 3102 3199


IMBcom Pty Limited Level 4,Queensland Bioscience Precinct

306 Carmody Road

The University of Queensland

ST LUCIA QLD 4072

Ms K Coomber

07 3346 2196

2705 2708 3203 3207

Inland Fisheries Service PO Box 575

NEW NORFOLK TAS 7140

Mr J Diggle

03 6261 8060

2707 3004 3007

Institute of Medical & Veterinary Science

PO Box 14

ADELAIDE SA 5000

Dr T R Kuchel

08 8261 1033

2708 3005

Intec Ltd Gordon Chiu Building

JOI Maze Crescent

UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY NSW 2006

Mr A J Moyes

02 9351 6741

2906 2907


Invetech Pty Ltd Private Bag 44

MT WAVERLEY VIC 3149

Mrs L Banducci

03 9211 7763

2403 2404 2499 2501 2503 2701 2801 2803 2901 2902 2903 2905 2906 2909 2914 2916 2917 2999 3205

James Cook University Post Office

TOWNSVILLE QLD 4811

Prof C Cocklin

07 4781 6884

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Kalyx Agriculture Pty Ltd

2/104 Swan Street

GUILDFORD WA 6055

Mr P J Burgess

08 6278 1777

3002 3003

Konstrukt Design Pty Ltd Level 1

William Street

EAST SYDNEY NSW 2010

Mr P Cooper

02 9357 7666

2499 2899 2903 2905 2914 2916 2917 2999 3299

KWA Design Group Pty Ltd

101B Marriott Street

REDFERN NSW 2016

Ms C Zerafa

02 9319 3711

2899 2903 2905 2909 2914 2999


La Trobe University Melbourne (Bundoora)

BUNDOORA VIC 3086

Prof B Brown

03 9479 1789

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Lewis Australia Pty Ltd PO Box 110

EAST BENTLEIGH VIC 3165

Mr M R Hamilton

03 9555 3666

2903 2905 2906 2907 2909 2914

Macquarie University Macquarie University

NSW 2109

Prof J A Piper

02 9850 8645

2301 2302 2399 2401 2404 2499 2501 2502 2503 2504 2601 2602 2603 2606 2699 2701 2703 2704 2705 2706 2707 2708 2799 2801 2803 2899 2901 2903 2907 2909 2914 2917 2999 3001 3003 3099 3205 3207 3299

Meat & Livestock Australia Ltd

Locked Bag 991

NORTH SYDNEY NSW 2059

Mr C Chin

02-9463 9396

2503 2699 2701 2705 2799 2901 2903 3002 3004 3005 3212

Minomic Pty Ltd PO Box 664

HARBORD NSW 2096

Mr A Jairath

02 9449 1966

2701 2703 2704 2705 2708 2799 3202 3203 3204 3207


Molecular Plant Breeding Pty Ltd

Victorian AgriBiosciences Centre

1 Park Drive

BUNDOORA VIC 3083

Mr F Yardley

03 9479 1824

2708 3002

Monash University Building 3D, Clayton Campus

Monash University

Wellington Road

CLAYTON VIC 3800

Ms H Oswald

03 9905 3006

2301 2302 2399 2401 2402 2404 2501 2502 2503 2504 2599 2601 2603 2605 2606 2699 2701 2703 2704 2705 2706 2707 2708 2799 2801 2803 2899 2901 2903 2905 2906 2907 2908 2909 2914 2917 2999 3002 3004 3202 3203 3204 3205 3207 3210 3212 3299

Murdoch Childrens Research Institute

Royal Children's Hospital

Flemington Road

PARKVILLE VIC 3052

Mrs A Cronin

03 8341 6229

2701 2708 2801 2999 3210

Murdoch University South Street

MURDOCH WA 6150

Mr T Morrison

08 9360 2574

2606 2701 2703 2704 2707 2708 2801 2803 2899 2901 2903 2907 2909 2914 2917 2999 3001 3002 3003 3004 3005 3006 3007 3203 3204 3205 3210 3299


National Ageing Research Institute

PO Box 31

PARKVILLE VIC 3052

Prof D Ames

03 8387 2148

2701 2899 2999 3205 3210 3212

National ICT Australia Limited

Locked Bag 9013

ALEXANDRIA NSW 1435

Mr P Smith

02 8374 5212

2399 2708 2801 2803 2899 2916 2917 2999 3299

Newcastle Innovation Ltd Industry Development Centre

University Drive

CALLAGHAN NSW 2308

Dr B Jenkins

02 4921 8777

2302 2502 2503 2701 2803 2799 2902 2903 2905 2906 2907 2908 2909 2917 2999 3001 3202 3212

NewSouth Innovations Pty Ltd

Rupert Myers Building

SYDNEY NSW 2052

Mr E Slack

02 9385 6500

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Novita Tech PO Box 2438

REGENCY PARK SA 5942

Dr L Walker

08 82438261

2801 2803 2903 2905 2909 2917 2999 3212


NSW Department of Primary Industries

Locked Bag 21

ORANGE NSW 2800

Mr G Denney

02 6391 3219

2302 2504 2605 2701 2703 2704 2706 2707 2708 2801 2803 2901 2903 2914 2917 2999 3001 3002 3003 3004 3005 3006 3007 3099 3205 3299

NSW Institute of Sport PO Box 476

SYDNEY MARKETS NSW

Mr K Graham

02 9763 0201

2706 2708 3203 3299

Orbital Australia Pty Ltd 4 Whipple Street

BALCATTA WA 6021

Mr G Armstrong

08 9441 2392

2301 2504 2803 2902 2903 2905 2909 2916 2999

Olitek Design Solutions Pty Ltd

PO Box 116

BANYO QLD 4014

Mr J Oliver

07 3267 3642

2899 2903 2905

Pathwest Laboratory Medicine WA

Pathwest QEII

Locked Bag 2009

NEDLANDS WA 6909

Dr D Nicol

08 9346 2556

2701 2706 2708 2999 3202 3203 3204 3205 3210 3212


Peracto Pty Ltd 16 Hillcrest Road

DEVONPORT TAS 7310

Mr AG Woodcock

03 64232044

2906 3003 3006 3099

POWMRI Ltd PO Box 82

ST PAULS NSW 2031

Prof P R Schofield

02 9399 1004

2708 2903 2999 3205 3207 3210 3212

Procept Pty Ltd 4/2 Salisbury Street

MELBOURNE VIC 3121

Mr A Maher

03 9224 6636

2801 2803 2903 2905 2909 2916 2917 2999

Proen Design Australia Pty Ltd

1/157 Sir Donald Bradman Drive

HILTON SA 5033

Mr G Campbell

08 8152 0800

2903 2905 2914 2999


Progen Pharmaceuticals Limited

PO Box 2403

TOOWONG QLD 4066

Mr P Dixon

07 3842 3333

2708 2901

Queensland Institute of Medical Research

300 Herston Road

HERSTON QLD 4029

Dr S Tarr

07 3362 0207

2706 3202 3203 3204 3205 3207 3210 3212 3299

Queensland University of Technology

GPO Box 2434

BRISBANE QLD 4001

Mr C Melvin

07 3864 2093

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ResTech Pty Ltd School of EE & CS

University of Newcastle

University Drive

CALLAGHAN NSW 2308

Mr T Wylie

02 4921 7345

2909


RMIT University PO Box 71

BUNDOORA VIC 3083

Prof N Furlong

03 9925 7233

2502 2503 2504 2602 2708 2801 2803 2901 2902 2903 2905 2906 2907 2908 2909 2914 2916 2917 2999 3003 3099 3203 3205

Roads & Traffic Authority of NSW

Locked Bag 928

NORTH SYDNEY NSW 2059

Mr C Harrison

02 8837 0400

2501 2503 2602 2908 2914 2999

Royal Australasian Ornithologists Union

Green Building

CARLTON VIC 3053

Mr J O'Conner

03 9347 0757

2705 2707 2799

Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain Trust

Mrs Macquarie’s Road

SYDNEY NSW 2000

Dr T Entwisle

02 9231 8112

2704 2707 3003

Royal Perth Hospital GPO Box X2213

PERTH WA 6847

Dr A MacLean

08 9224 2204

2504 2803 2903 2905 2914 2999 3202 3203 3204 3205 3207 3210 3299


Rural Industries Research & Development Corporation

PO Box 4776

KINGSTON ACT 2604

Mr J Baker

02 6271 4150

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Safety in Mines Testing & Research Station (SIMTARS)

PO Box 467

GOODNA QLD 4300

Mr P Harrison

07 3810 6302

2504 2599 2803 2903 2905 2907 2909 2917 2999 3212

SGS Lakefield Oretest Pty Ltd

431 Victoria Road

MALAGA WA 6090

Mr G Lonsdale

08 9209 8700

2799 2901 2906 2907

South Australian Forestry Corporation

PO Box 162

MT GAMBIER SA 5290

Mr B Farmer

08 87242 888

3006

South Australian Research and Development Institute

GPO Box 397

ADELAIDE SA 5001

Dr R K Lewis

08 8303 9397

2706 2708 2803 2901 2906 2917 3002 3003 3004 3007 3099


Southern Cross University

PO Box 157

LISMORE NSW 2480

Prof P Ryan

02 6620 3172

2504 2701 2708 2803 3002 3003 3006 3007 3099 3212

Southern Tree Breeding Association Incorporation

PO Box 1811

MOUNT GAMBIER SA 5290

Dr T A McRae

08 8723 0688

2708 2803 2903 3003 3006

Stephen Sanig Research Institute Ltd

PO Box 6127

UNSW

SYDNEY NSW 1466

Dr G Kaseko

02 9209 4116

2499 2701 2708 2901 2909 2999 3202 3203 3205 2799 2301

Sugar Research Institute PO Box 15758

CITY EAST QLD 4002

Mr J N Kenny

07 3138 9401

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Swinburne University of Technology

PO Box 218

HAWTHORN VIC 3122

Ms S Mosca

03 9214 5225

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The Australian National University

Chancelry 2B

Building 10B

ACTON ACT 0200

Dr J Wellard

02 6125 8085

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The Flinders University of South Australia

GPO Box 2100

ADELAIDE SA 5001

Prof C Marlin

08 8201 2758

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The Heart Research Institute Ltd

7 Eliza Street

NEWTOWN NSW 2042

Prof P Barter

02 82088900

2701 2706 2708 2999 3203 3205

The MacFarlane Burnett Institute for Medical Research and Public Health Ltd

GPO Box 2284

MELBOURNE VIC 3000

Dr A Greenway

03 9282 2112

2503 2504 2701 2706 2708 2999 3205 3210 3212

The Mental Health Research Institute of Victoria

Locked Bag 11

PARKVILLE VIC 3052

Prof C Masters

03 9388 1633

2706 2708 3203 3205 3207 3210


The St George Hospital Orthopaedic Research Institute

Dept of Orthopaedic Surgery

St George Hospital

KOGARAH NSW 2217

Prof G Murrell

02 9350 2827

2701 2708 2801 2803 2903 2909 2914 2916 2917 2999 3205 3210 3212

The University of Adelaide

The University of Adelaide

ADELAIDE SA 5005

Prof M Brooks

08 8303 566

2301 2302 2399 2401 2402 2403 2404 2499 2501 2502 2503 2504 2599 2601 2602 2603 2604 2605 2606 2699 2701 2703 2704 2705 2706 2707 2708 2799 2801 2803 2899 2901 2902 2903 2905 2906 2907 2908 2909 2914 2916 2917 2999 3001 3002 3003 3004 3005 3006 3007 3099 3202 3203 3204 3205 3207 3210 3212 3299

The University of New England

The University of New England

ARMIDALE NSW 2351

Miss A van Mosseveld

02 6773 3262

2403 2404 2501 2502 2503 2504 2601 2602 2603 2701 2704 2705 2707 2708 2799 2801 2803 2901 2914 2917 2999 3001 3002 3003 3004 3005 3006 3007 3099 3207 3210 3212 3299

The University of New South Wales

University of New South Wales

SYDNEY NSW 2052

Prof L Field

02 9385 2375

2301 2302 2399 2401 2402 2403 2404 2499 2501 2502 2503 2504 2599 2601 2602 2603 2604 2605 2606 2699 2701 2703 2704 2705 2703 2707 2708 2799 2801 2803 2899 2901 2902 2903 2905 2906 2907 2908 2909 2914 2916 2917 2999 3001 3002 3003 3006 3007 3099 3202 3203 3204 3205 3207 3210 3212 3299


The University of Newcastle

University Drive

CALLAGHAN NSW 2308

Ms L McBriarty

02 4921 5300

2301 2302 2401 2402 2403 2501 2502 2503 2504 2601 2602 2603 2605 2606 2701 2703 2704 2705 2706 2707 2708 2801 2803 2901 2903 2905 2906 2907 2908 2909 2914 2916 2917 3001 3003 3202 3203 3204 3205 3207 3210 3212


Cumbrae-Stewart Building

Research Road

ST LUCIA QLD 4072

Mr I Harris

07 3365 8383

2502 2503 2534 2599 2602 2603 2706 2708 2801 2803 2901 2902 2903 2904 2905 2907 2908 2909 2914 2916 2917 2999 3003 3004 3006 3007 3099

The University of Southern Queensland

West Street

TOOWOOMBA QLD 4350

Dr R Yi

07 4631 2866

2401 2504 2801 2803 2707 2708 2801 2901 2903 2906 2908 2909 2914 2917 3001 3002 3003 3202 3205 3212

The University of Sydney Corporate Finance Research Team

Q14 – Quadrangle

University of Sydney

SYDNEY NSW 2006

Mr W Dawson

02 9351 4472

2301 2302 2399 2401 2402 2403 2404 2499 2501 2502 2503 2504 2599 2601 2602 2603 2604 2605 2606 2699 2701 2703 2704 2705 2706 2707 2708 2799 2801 2803 2899 2901 2902 2903 2905 2906 2907 2908 2909 2914 2916 2917 2999 3001 3002 3003 3004 3005 3006 3007 3099 3202 3203 3204 3205 3207 3210 3212 3299


The University of Tasmania

Private Bag 1

HOBART TAS 7001

Dr M Potter

03 6226 2761

2301 3202 3299 3401 3402 3403 3404 3499 2501 2502 2503 2504 2599 2601 2602 2603 2604 2605 2606 2699 2701 2703 2704 2705 2706 2707 2708 2799 2801 2803 2899 2901 2902 2903 2905 2906 2907 2908 2909 2914 2916 2917 2999 3001 3002 3003 3004 3006 3007 3099 3202 3203 3204 3205 3207 3210 3212 3299

The University of Western Australia

35 Stirling Highway

CRAWLEY WA 6009

Dr C Thomson

08 6488 3027

2301 2302 2401 2402 2403 2501 2502 2503 2504 2599 2601 2602 2603 2701 2703 2705 2706 2707 2708 2801 2803 2899 2903 2905 2906 2907 2908 2909 2914 2917 2999 3001 3002 3003 3004 3307 3099 3205 3207 3210 3212 3299

TMC Radio Pty Ltd 1270 Ferntree Gully Road

SCORESBY VIC 3179

Mr T Clarke

03 9730 3830

2803 2899 2909 2917

Thorsol Technologies Pty Ltd

Unit 6, 45 Normanby Rd

NOTTING HILL VIC 3168

Mr D Clancy

03 9541 4900

2801 2803 2903 2907 2908 2909

2914 2916 2917

Tyrian Diagnostics Limited

Locked Bag 2073

NORTH RYDE NSW 1670

Dr R Lindner

02 9889 1830

2504 2701 2708 2999 3203 3204 3210


Uniquest Pty Ltd Level 7, General Purpose South

Staff House Road


BRISBANE QLD 4072

Mr D Cotton

07 3365 4037

2502 2503 2504 2599 2602 2603 2706 2708 2801 2803 2901 2902 2903 2905 2906 2907 2908 2909 2914 2916 2917 2999 3006 3210 3212 3299

University of Ballarat Research and Graduate Studies Office

University of Ballarat

PO Box 663

BALLARAT VIC 3353

Mr S Chambers

03 5327 9407

2301 2302 2504 2601 2603 2605 2701 2703 2704 2705 2707 2708 2801 2803 2901 2903 2904 2907 2908 2909 2914 2917 2999 3006 3210 3212 3299

University of Canberra The University of Canberra

CANBERRA ACT 2601

Dr M Kelly

02 6201 5780

2301 2302 2399 2504 2599 2605 2699 2701 2703 2705 2707 2799 2801 2803 2917 3001 3007 3099 3202 3203 3204 3212 3299

University of Melbourne Campus

UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE VIC 3010

Dr D Cookson

03 8344 2049

2502 2503 2504 2602 2603 2706 2708 2801 2803 2901 2902 2903 2905 2906 2907 2908 2909 2914 2916 2917 2999 3003 3004 3006 3099 3210 3212 3299


University of South Australia

Mawson Lakes Campus

Mawson Lakes Boulevard

MAWSON LAKES SA 5095

Dr M B Hochman

08 8302 3471

2301 2302 2501 2502 2503 2504 2599 2601 2603 2708 2801 2803 2901 2903 2905 2906 2907 2908 2909 2914 2916 2917 2999 3099 3212

University of Technology Sydney

PO Box 123

BROADWAY NSW 2007

Mr J Francis

02 9514 1256

2301 2302 2403 2404 2499 2503 2504 2599 2602 2603 2605 2699 2701 2703 2704 2705 2706 2707 2708 2799 2801 2803 2899 2902 2903 2905 2906 2907 2908 2909 2914 2916 2917 2999 3001 3002 3003 3006 3007 3099 3202 3203 3204 3205 3207 3210 3212 3299

University of Western Sydney

K1, Penrith Campus

Locked Bag 1797

PENRITH SOUTH DC NSW 1797

Mr G Jones

02 4736 0631

2301 2302 2401 2402 2403 2499 2502 2503 2504 2599 2601 2603 2605 2701 2703 2704 2706 2707 2708 2801 2803 2899 2901 2902 2903 2905 2906 2904 2908 2909 2914 2916 2917 2999 3001 3002 3003 3004 3005 3006 3007 3099 3203 3299

University of Wollongong

Northfields Avenue

WOLLONGONG NSW 2522

Mr D Israel

02 4221 5540

2701 2707 2801 2803 2902 2903 2905 2906 2907 2908 2914 2917 2999 3099


Victoria University PO Box 14428

MELBOURNE VIC 8001

Ms T Rankovic

03 9919 5316

2404 2499 2504 2701 2706 2708 2801 2803 2901 2902 2903 2905 2908 2909 2914 2916 2917 2999 3099 3205

Victorian Partnership for Advanced Computing Ltd

PO Box 201

CARLTON SOUTH VIC 3053

Mr T Ting

03 9647 5431

2602 2708 2803 2902 2903 2905

Vipac Engineers & Scientists Ltd

279 Normanby Road

PORT MELBOURNE VIC 3207

Mr M Smith

03 9647 9700

2399 2404 2499 2606 2707 2803 2902 2903 2905 2909 2914 2999

WA Maritime Training Centre - Fremantle

1 Fleet Street

FREMANTLE WA 6160

Mr K Waterhouse

08 9239 8021

3007

Welding Technology Institute of Australia

PO Box 6165

SILVERWATER NSW 2128

Mr C Smallbone

02 9748 4443

2503 2803 2903 2906 2907 2908 2914 2999


Western Australian Museum

Collections & Contract Development

Locked Bag 49

WELSHPOOL DC WA 6986

Ms D Jones

08 9212 3715

2501 2502 2503 2601 2603 2699 2705 2707 2708 2799 2914

Women’s & Children’s Health Research Institute Incorporated

72 king William Road

NORTH ADELAIDE SA 5006

Prof E Gowans

08 8161 7443

2706 2708 2901 3205 3210 3212 3299

Woolcock Institute of Medical Research Limited

PO Box M77

Missenden Road Post Office

CAMPERDOWN NSW 2050

Mr R C Flemons

02 9351 0902

2302 2499 2701 2703 2706 2708 2803 2905 2909 2914 2999 3202 3203 3210 3212 3299

ZBB Technologies Ltd PO Box 2047

KARDINYA WA 6163

Mr RJ Parry

08 9494 2055

2503 2504 2909 2914 2999

APPENDIX GGREEN CAR INNOVATION FUND (GCIF)

PROGRAM BREAKDOWNTable G1 GCIF program grant applications received by state and territory, 2009-10

Table G2 GCIF program grant agreements executed by state and territory, 2009-10

Table G3 GCIF program grant payments by state and territory, 2009-10

Table G4 GCIF program grant agreements executed by company, 2009-10

Table G5 GCIF program grant payments by company 2009-10

Table G1 Green Car Innovation Fund program grant applications received by state and territory, 2009-10

State/Territory Number

NSW 1

VIC 7

QLD 1

SA 1

WA 1

TAS 0

ACT 0

NT 0

Total 11

Note: This table does not include applications received during the year if withdrawn from consideration during the year.

TABLE G2 Green Car Innovation Fund program grant agreements executed by state and territory, 2009-10

State/Territory Number Value ($)

NSW 0 0

VIC 2 77,000,000

QLD 1 996,327

SA 1 2,422,190

WA 1 440,413

108


TAS 0 0

ACT 0 0

NT 0 0

Total 5 80,858,930

TABLE G3 Green Car Innovation Fund program grant payments by state and territory, 2009-10

State/Territory Total Payments ($) Per cent of total (%)

NSW 0 0

VIC 107,471,340 99

QLD 0 0

SA 409,679 1

WA 176,008 0

TAS 0 0

ACT 0 0

NT 0 0

Total 108,057,027 100

Note: The total figure represents the value of the payments made during the year and does not include any amounts that may have been repaid.

TABLE G4 Green Car Innovation Fund program grant agreements executed by company 2009-10

Recipient Activity Agreed

Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

Century Yuasa Batteries Pty Ltd ECO.R battery. 996,327 30-Jun-12

Ford Motor Co of Australia Ltd

Contribution to Ford’s Sustainability Initiative through engineering and fitment of EcoBoost engine for the Falcon. 42,000,000 30-Jun-12

Orbital Australia Pty Ltd

Application of air assisted direct injection (FLex DI) to Changan CA20 engine and vehicle. 440,413 03-Feb-11

SMR Automotive Australia Pty Limited

Development of a light-weight automotive mirror. 2,422,190 21-Dec-12

Toyota Motor Corporation Australia Ltd

Production of the hybrid Camry in Australia. 35,000,000 30-Jun-11

Total 80,858,930

TABLE G5 Green Car Innovation Fund program grant payments by company, 2009-10

Organisation Grant Payments ($)

Ford Motor Co of Australia Ltd 11,969,729

GM Holden Ltd 75,501,611

Orbital Australia Pty Ltd 176,008

SMR Automotive Australia Pty Limited 409,679

Toyota Motor Corporation Australia Ltd 20,000,000

110


Total 108,057,027

APPENDIX HINNOVATION INVESTMENT FUND

(IIF) PROGRAM BREAKDOWNTable H1 Australian Government funds paid to IIF, 2009-10

Table H2 IIF investee companies receiving financial support by industry sector, 2009-10

Table H3 IIF investee companies receiving financial support by state and territory, 2009-10

Note: Appendix H Tables H1 to H3 are prepared in accordance with section 46 (2) (c) (i) and (ii) of the IR&D Act 1986.

Table H1 Australian Government funds paid to IIF, 2009-10

Fund Manager Investment ($m)

Allen & Buckeridge Investment Management Pty Ltd 0.00

AMWIN Management Pty Ltd 0.00

Brandon Bioscience Fund No. 1 Management Partnership LP 1.68

Cleantech Ventures 1.33

Coates Myer and Company Pty Ltd 0.00

GBS Venture Partners Limited 0.00

Momentum Funds Management Pty Ltd 0.00

Stone Ridge Ventures Pty Ltd (formerly Foundation Management Pty Ltd) 0.00

Four Hats Capital Pty Ltd (formerly Kestrel Capital) 0.59

Neo Technology Ventures Pty Ltd 0.29

One Ventures Pty Ltd 0.00

Start-up Australia Ventures Pty Ltd 0.00

Yuuwa Management LP 0.05

Total 3.94

Table H2 IIF investee companies receiving financial support by industry sector, 2009-10

SectorNo. Companies Supported

Information Technology and Telecommunications 2

Pharmaceuticals 1

Life sciences/Bioscience 5

Biofuels 1

Engineering 1

Total 10

Table H3 IIF investee companies receiving financial support by state and territory, 2009-10

State/TerritoryNo. Companies Supported

ACT 0

NSW 1

VIC 5

QLD 0

WA 1

NT 0

TAS 0


SA 1

Other* 2

Total 10

* Two companies are located overseas

APPENDIX IINNOVATION INVESTMENT FOLLOW-

ON FUND (IIFF) PROGRAM BREAKDOWN

Table I1 Australian Government funds paid to IIFF investee companies, 2009-10

Table I2 IIFF investee companies receiving financial support by industry sector, 2009-10

Table I3 IIFF investee companies receiving financial support by state and territory, 2009-10

Note: Appendix I Tables I1 to I3 are prepared in accordance with section 46 (2) (c) (i) and (ii) of the IR&D Act 1986.

Table I1 Australian Government funds paid to IIFF investee companies, 2009-10

Fund Manager Investment ($m)

Allen & Buckeridge Asset Management Ltd 6.50

AMWIN Management Pty Ltd 5.34

Coates Myer and Company Pty Ltd 1.90

Divergent Capital Pty Ltd 2.75

GBS Venture Partners Pty Ltd 3.50

In-tellinc Pty Ltd 0.40

iQ Fund 3 Pty Ltd (trading as InQbator) 2.21

NEO Technology Ventures Pty Ltd 3.67

Playford Capital Pty Ltd 0.84

Starfish Ventures Pty Ltd 5.90

Start-Up Australia Ventures Pty Ltd 7.85

Total 40.86

Note: This table does not include the $0.07 million in recoverable expenses.

Table I2 IIFF investee companies receiving financial support by industry sector, 2009-10


Information Technology and Telecommunications 12


Life sciences/Bioscience 8

Manufacturing 2

Engineering 2

Total 24*

* One company is co-invested

Table I3 IIFF investee companies receiving financial support by state and territory, 2009-10


ACT 1

NSW 7

VIC 5

QLD 5

WA 0

NT 0

TAS 1

SA 4

Other* 1


Total 24**

* One company is located overseas

** One company is co-invested

APPENDIX JCOMMERCIALISATION AUSTRALIA

PROGRAM BREAKDOWNTable J1 Commercialisation Australia program grant applications received by

state and territory, 2009-10

Table J2 Commercialisation Australia program grant agreements executed by state and territory, 2009-10

Table J3 Commercialisation Australia program grant payments by state and territory, 2009-10

Table J4 Commercialisation Australia program grant agreements executed by company, 2009-10

Table J5 Commercialisation Australia program grant payments by company, 2009-10

Note: Appendix J Tables J2 and J4 are prepared in accordance with section 46 (2) (b) (i-iv) of the IR&D Act 1986.

Appendix J Tables J3 and J5 are prepared in accordance with section 46 (2) (c) (i) and (ii) of the IR&D Act 1986.

Table J1 Commercialisation Australia program grant applications received by state and territory, 2009-10


NSW 44

VIC 23

QLD 26

SA 9

WA 18

TAS 4

ACT 8

NT 0

Total 132

Note: This table does not include applications received during the year if withdrawn from consideration during the year.

TABLE J2 Commercialisation Australia program grant agreements executed by state and territory, 2009-10


NSW 10 4,625,862

VIC 4 2,453,742

QLD 4 1,177,664

SA 0 0


WA 2 131,257

TAS 2 168,980

ACT 3 2,060,798

NT 0 0

Total 25 10,618,303

TABLE J3 Commercialisation Australia program grant payments by state and territory, 2009-10


NSW 897,913 40

VIC 435,880 20

QLD 227,201 10

SA 0 0

WA 74,099 3

TAS 113,099 5

ACT 500,424 22

NT 0 0

Total 2,248,616 100



TABLE J4 Commercialisation Australia program grant agreements executed by company 2009-10


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

All Homes Pty LtdCommercialisation of the allhomes.com.au in national and overseas markets. 1,060,798 13/06/2011

Athlomics Pty LtdPersonalised SeptiCyte® monitoring of severe sepsis and 'at risk' patients. 250,000 30/06/2011

EnGeneIC Limited

cGMP-compliant manufacturing of EDV-based anti-cancer therapeutics for commercial licensing. 1,488,181 31/03/2011

Faulkner Lab Pty Ltd

AtapaTM predictive media planning software allows higher communications investment returns. 81,257 15/11/2010

Global Detection Systems Pty Ltd

Toothed Whale alert system for the long line Tuna fishing industry. 60,000 30/06/2011

HealthyBusiness Tasmania Pty Ltd

Unlocking Life: health and human change online support system. 65,000 10/11/2010

Highlight Ventures Pty Ltd High Altitude Balloon Tourism project. 40,000 01/10/2010

Immune System Therapeutics Ltd

Monoclonal Antibody Treatment for Myeloma and Other Fatal Blood Cancers. 1,858,349 31/12/2011

Joinlox Pty LtdAn innovative, rapid, mechanical joining and sealing system. 394,625 30/06/2012

Kord Defence Pty Ltd

Development of a mobile user interface for international defence markets. 250,000 19/12/2010


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

Lockbox Pty Ltd

Security Software enabling trusted institutions to deliver consumer electronic vaults. 410,000 31/03/2012

MoDE Ideas Pty Ltd

Snowboard brake (the brake) and security device. 50,000 01/04/2011

Navisens Pty Limited

Human location estimation using a body-worn sensor and associated algorithms and software to accurately locate a person indoors within a multi-level building or out in a dense urban environment. 50,000 04/08/2011

NeuClone Pty LtdA platform technology for use in the bio-manufacturing of biological drugs. 748,655 14/04/2012

Newcastle Innovation Ltd

A new diagnostic test to predict when a pregnant woman will start labour. 205,677 30/06/2011

NewSouth Innovations Pty Ltd

Market opportunities for a revolutionary photonic device assembly technology. 44,000 31/12/2010

Ofidium Pty Ltd100 Gigabit-per-second (Gbit/s) optical OFDM transceiver demonstration. 1,543,742 31/12/2011

Pressure Fresh Australia Pty Ltd

Commercialisation of an innovative ready to eat range of Avocado Products. 346,480 30/03/2012

Sienna Cancer Diagnostics Ltd

Commercialisation of Sienna's Telomerase Biosensing Technology (TBT) for cancer. 200,000 14/04/2012

SIMmersion Holdings Pty Ltd

Early Stage Commercialisation of Mycosm - a 3D visual Simulation Platform. 750,000 30/06/2011


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

Southern Innovation Trading Pty Ltd

Advanced radiation detection and measurement technology. 300,000 30/06/2011

TenasiTech Pty Ltd

Cost effective additive extending life and performance of thermoplastic polyurethane products. 186,559 31/12/2010

University of Technology Sydney

Aviator - Single Channel Control System using Electroencephalography (EEG) Signals. 50,000 08/07/2010

Vision Instruments Pty Ltd Portable Retina Camera. 103,980 30/09/2010

Wolf Industrial Innovation Pty Ltd

Dynamic Industrial Coil Coating Thickness and Quality Control System. 81,000 13/08/2010

Total 10,618,303

TABLE J5 Commercialisation Australia program grant payments by company, 2009-10


All Homes Pty Ltd 272,573

EnGeneIC Limited 369,515

Faulkner Lab Pty Ltd 41,299

Global Detection Systems Pty Ltd 15,000

HealthyBusiness Tasmania Pty Ltd 45,089

Highlight Ventures Pty Ltd 31,200

Immune System Therapeutics Ltd 335,299

Joinlox Pty Ltd 41,004

Kord Defence Pty Ltd 73,006

Lockbox Pty Ltd 87,614

MoDE Ideas Pty Ltd 32,800

Navisens Pty Limited 4,000

NeuClone Pty Ltd 46,349

NewSouth Innovations Pty Ltd 19,600

Ofidium Pty Ltd 268,255

Pressure Fresh Australia Pty Ltd 95,969


SIMmersion Holdings Pty Ltd 154,845

Sienna Cancer Diagnostics Ltd 25,000

Southern Innovation Trading Pty Ltd 55,011

TenasiTech Pty Ltd 90,228

Vision Instruments Pty Ltd 68,010

Wolf Industrial Innovation Pty Ltd 76,950

Total 2,248,616

APPENDIX KCLIMATE READY PROGRAM BREAKDOWN

Table K1 Climate Ready program grant agreements executed by state and territory, 2009-10

Table K2 Climate Ready program grant payments by state and territory, 2009-10

Table K3 Climate Ready program grant agreements executed by company, 2009-10

Table K4 Climate Ready program grant payments by company, 2009-10

Note: Appendix K Tables K1 and K3 are prepared in accordance with section 46 (2) (b) (i-iv) of the IR&D Act 1986.

Appendix K Tables K2 and K4 are prepared in accordance with section 46 (2) (c) (i) and (ii) of the IR&D Act 1986.

TABLE K1 Climate Ready program grant agreements executed by state and territory, 2009-10


NSW 10 11,810,991

VIC 8 4,452,490

QLD 5 2,850,649

SA 7 2,984,592

WA 3 1,161,489

TAS 2 594,974

ACT 1 500,000

NT 0 0

Total 36 24,355,185

TABLE K2 Climate Ready program grant payments by state and territory, 2009-10


NSW 8,619,012 26

VIC 5,180,001 16

QLD 8,597,996 26

SA 4,032,023 12

WA 6,035,578 18


TAS 460,968 1

ACT 475,000 1

NT 0 0

Total 33,400,578 100


TABLE K3 Climate Ready program grant agreements executed by company 2009-10


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

Acoustica Pty Ltd The Development of An Organic Visco-elastic Captive Membrane, Quietwave® - An Environmental Noise Barrier. 1,930,395 31-Dec-11

Advanced Vehicle Technologies Pty Ltd

Clean emissions from long haul trucks, using AVT's diesel to 100% LPG conversion. 500,000 28-Feb-11

Aqua Guardian Group Ltd

AquaArmour - preventing evaporation on large-scale water storage areas: mitigating climate change impacts on scare water resources. 499,512 30-Sep-10

Biolytix Water Pty Ltd

Decentralised wastewater recycling system based on the energy efficient Biolytix aerobic filtration process. 470,424 31-Mar-11

BluGlass Limited A high-efficiency thin-film solar cell. 4,957,992 30-Jun-12

Broens Industries Pty Ltd

Energy Saving Through Automotive Advancement Initiatives. 1,280,300 31-Mar-11

CCI Pty Ltd ATF CCI Unit Trust

Power-Mate Pro three-phase electrical energy audit device. 273,354 31-Jan-11

Cellborne Lipids Pty Ltd

Biodiesel and medicinal lipid production from renewable biomass feedstocks. 127,582 31-Dec-10

Chaotech Pty Ltd Low cost Biomass Carbon Kiln Pyrolysis Plant. 500,000 30-Sep-11


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

Cohda Wireless Pty Ltd

The design and implementation of a proof-of-concept traffic management platform for use in international field operational trials. 453,353 18-Feb-10

Cube Consulting Pty Ltd

InViron - an innovative, web based environmental management, monitoring and reporting system to meet climate change challenges. 500,000 30-Jun-11

Dadanco Pty Ltd Reduction of commercial office building energy consumption through the use of innovative, energy efficient Active Chilled Beam (ACB) air conditioning systems. 855,291 16-Aug-11

Endless Solar Corporation Limited

Endless Solar - CoolSolar (TM) Integrated Thermal Comfort Device. 325,995 30-Jun-11

EnviroZymes Pty Ltd

Novel enzyme blends for organic resource recovery. 298,100 30-Apr-11

Frontline Australasia Pty Ltd

A continuous cold spray pilot plant for production of seamless titanium alloy pipe. 1,222,371 31-May-11

George Floth Pty Ltd

Integrated Ventilated Glazing Unit (IVGU) Facade System. 1,088,316 30-Jun-12

Global Valve Technology Pty Ltd

Pump Energy reduction using a reduced pressure loss check valve. 500,000 06-May-11

Indice Pty Ltd Energy efficient direct replacement for MR16 Halogen downlights. 500,000 31-Mar-11

Lang Technologies Pty Ltd

A revolution in food processing - an entire industry solution to save water and energy. 724,486 30-Jun-11


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

Lifeprint Australia Pty Ltd

Diagnostic Technologies for Detecting Insect Borne Diseases. 231,096 30-Sep-10

Lipotek Pty Ltd Managing Diseases of Climate Change. 500,000 31-Oct-10

Measurement Engineering Australia Pty Ltd

Plant Water Status sensor - a plant-based irrigation scheduling tool for use in trees and vines. 243,968 06-Dec-11

Microbial Activity Pty Ltd

Development of Renew brand prescription composts and extracts to help mitigate the effects of climate change. 467,392 01-Oct-11

MicroHeat Technologies Pty Ltd

Development & manufacture of MicroHeat point of use instantaneous water heating appliances. 887,538 30-Jun-11

NemGenix Pty Ltd Development of drought tolerance in biofuel and other crops through improved root health. 386,138 31-Dec-10

Peak3 Pty Ltd Self Optimising and Remote Monitoring Diesel Emissions Reduction and Management System using multi point data inputs in a Diesel "Ecosystem". 493,479 30-Sep-10

Priority Fuel Management Pty Ltd

Mobile Oil Remediation Unit with Computer Managed Monitoring System. 500,000 31-Oct-11

Radotec Pty Ltd ATF Radotec Trust

Development of a low noise and low-cost vertical axis wind energy system that is suitable for small-scale commercial applications in the urban environment. 250,761 29-Oct-10


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

Rainbow Bee Eater IP Pty Ltd

Project Rainbow Bee Eater Renewable Energy Implementation. 378,300 31-Aug-11

Raytech Concepts Pty Ltd

Raytech Pulse Technology, a process for rapidly charging batteries. 298,430 05-Dec-10

Simulus Pty Ltd The carbon-friendly nickel process (CFNP) involves the development of a new flowsheet for nickel laterite ore. This will reduce carbon emissions and the production of less solid waste. 275,351 01-May-11

SolarOne Marketing Pty Ltd

Solar Powered Lighting System for Pathways and Roadways. 138,774 31-Oct-10

SolveIT Software Pty Ltd

Supply Chain Optimiser and Trade Off Analyser for Carbon Emissions, Water Usage, Volume and Cost. 468,850 30-Jun-11

Transponder Technologies Pty Ltd

FUELiTT - System for improving internal combustion engine fuel efficiency and emissions. 458,680 29-Apr-11

Urban Ecological Systems Australia Pty Ltd

Energy and Water Efficient Combined Aquaculture and Organic Vegetable Production System. 478,148 31-Jul-11

Vecor Australia Pty Ltd

Manufacturing environmentally friendly building materials from flyash. 890,809 31-Mar-10

Total 24,355,185

TABLE K4 Climate Ready program grant payments by company, 2009-10


Acoustica Pty Ltd 173,650

Advanced Vehicle Technologies Pty Ltd 165,125

Air Change Pty Ltd 258,160

Airspeed Pty Ltd 181,108

Alltech Refrigeration Services (Australia) Pty Ltd 14,798

ANSAC Pty Ltd 782,725

Aqua Diagnostic Pty Ltd 330,663

Aqua Guardian Group Ltd 474,536

Australian Bee Services Pty Ltd 359,873

Australian PhytoFuel Company Pty Ltd 182,200

Biolytix Water Pty Ltd 211,423

BluGlass Limited 674,115

Broens Industries Pty Ltd 575,867

BT Imaging Pty Ltd 1,492,464

Cannavan Cane Technology Pty Ltd 19,313

Carnegie Corporation Ltd 64,104


Cavitus Pty Ltd 12,888

CCI Pty Ltd ATF CCI Unit Trust 175,441

Cellborne Lipids Pty Ltd 65,991

Chaotech Pty Ltd 205,549

Clean TeQ Limited 779,250

Climat IP Pty Ltd 101,048

Cogen Microsystems Pty Ltd 246,670

Cohda Wireless Pty Ltd 430,685

Consonic Pty Ltd 32,916

Cube Consulting Pty Ltd 225,572

Dadanco Pty Ltd 329,808

Ducane Research and Development Pty Ltd 103,378

DumpSolver Pty Ltd 71,992

Embertec Pty Ltd 566,257

Endless Solar Corporation Limited 150,464

Energy Response Pty Ltd 268,215

EnviroZymes Pty Ltd 176,500


Ethanol Technologies Limited 1,965,566

Evolution Tankers Pty Ltd 300,200

Flip Screen Australia Pty Ltd 285,909

Frontline Australasia Pty Ltd 514,306

George Floth Pty Ltd 340,774

Geoteknic Pty Ltd 179,119

Global Ears Limited 100,584

Global Valve Technology Pty Ltd 298,096

Hexima Ltd 372,015

Hofmann Engineering Pty Ltd 2,259,051

Hydrexia Pty Ltd 776,945

Indice Pty Ltd 334,850

Irrigation Systems & Components Australia Pty Ltd

83,037

Lang Technologies Pty Ltd 244,773

Lifeprint Australia Pty Ltd 219,542

Lightanate Pty Ltd 235,521


Lipotek Pty Ltd 475,000

Magellan Powertronics Pty Ltd 281,786

Mathers Hydraulics Pty Ltd 256,550

Measurement Engineering Australia Pty Ltd 163,498

Microbial Activity Pty Ltd 123,402

MicroHeat Technologies Pty Ltd 744,329

Nano-Nouvelle Pty Ltd 145,823

NemGenix Pty Ltd 293,742

Nubian Water Systems Pty Ltd 341,103

Oceanlinx Limited 2,215,868

Pacific Environment Limited 100,869

Peak3 Pty Ltd 345,435

Pepfactants Pty Ltd 148,493

Phase Change Products Pty Ltd 16,512

Phoenix Power Recyclers Pty Ltd 314,700

Primepak Manufacturing Pty Ltd 86,222

Priority Fuel Management Pty Ltd 161,045


Qs Semiconductor Australia Pty Ltd 22,400

Quickstep Technologies Pty Ltd 1,060,937

Radar Portal Systems Pty Ltd 452,306

Radotec Pty Ltd ATF Radotec Trust 238,223

Rainbow Bee Eater IP Pty Ltd 186,592

Raytech Concepts Pty Ltd 211,699

Robertson Technology Pty Ltd 92,096

RTI Pty Ltd 465,720

SBS International Pty Ltd 389,950

Scanalyse Pty Ltd 553,701

Sedwyn Pty Ltd T/A SED Manufacturing Services

52,106

Seed Technology & Marketing Pty Ltd 186,257

Selectronic Australia Pty Ltd 205,671

Simulus Pty Ltd 140,283

Smart Storage Pty Ltd 187,672

SolarOne Marketing Pty Ltd 113,842


SolveIT Software Pty Ltd 261,442

Tasglobal Seeds Pty Ltd 29,869

Techlynx Holdings Pty Ltd 241,205

Techni Waterjet Pty Ltd 222,601

The Biofuel Partnership Ltd 32,752

Thompson Couplings Limited 5,125

Transponder Technologies Pty Ltd 309,721

TSS Construction Pty Ltd 1,560,715

Urban Ecological Systems Australia Pty Ltd 125,034

Urban Ecological Systems Ltd 190,499

Vecor Australia Pty Ltd 400,588

Winns Folly Pty Ltd 36,300

Xerocoat Pty Ltd 387,824

Zero Discharge Pty Ltd 216,958

Z-Filter Pty Ltd 193,077

Total 33,400,578

APPENDIX LRE-TOOLING FOR CLIMATE

CHANGE PROGRAM BREAKDOWNTable L1 Re-tooling for Climate Change program applications received by state

and territory, 2009-10

Table L2 Re-tooling for Climate Change program agreements executed by state and territory, 2009-10

Table L3 Re-tooling for Climate Change program payments by state and territory, 2009-10

Table L4 Re-tooling for Climate Change program agreements executed by company, 2009-10

Table L5 Re-tooling for Climate Change program payments by company, 2009-10

Note: Appendix L Tables L2 and L4 are prepared in accordance with section 46 (2) (b) (i-iv) of the IR&D Act 1986.

Appendix L Tables L3 and L5 are prepared in accordance with section 46 (2) (c) (i) and (ii) of the IR&D Act 1986.

Table L1 Re-tooling for Climate Change program applications received by state and territory, 2009-10


NSW 38

VIC 27

QLD 11

SA 21

WA 13

TAS 5

ACT 0

NT 0

Total 115

Note: The figures represent the Head Office location of the companies and may not represent the location in Australia where the project activity is taking place.

Table L2 Re-tooling for Climate Change program agreements executed by state and territory, 2009-10

State/ Territory Number Value ($)

NSW 14 3,717,166

VIC 11 2,440,126

QLD 3 681,993

State/ Territory Number Value ($)

SA 16 3,291,105

WA 4 652,060

TAS 4 631,055

ACT 0 0

NT 0 0

Total 52 11,413,505

Note: The figures represent the Head Office location of the companies and may not represent the location in Australia where the project activity is taking place.

Table L3 Re-tooling for Climate Change program payments by state and territory, 2009-10

State/ Territory Value ($) Per cent of Total (%)

NSW 1,716,570 35

VIC 790,908 16

QLD 230,358 5

SA 1,553,848 31

WA 434,897 9

TAS 182,430 4

ACT 0 0

NT 0 0

Total 4,909,011 100

Note: The figures represent the Head Office location of the companies and may not represent the location in Australia where the project/activity is taking place.

Table L4 Re-tooling for Climate Change program agreements executed by company, 2009-10

Organisation Agreed Grant ($) Planned Completion Date

A. J. Bush & Sons (Manufacturers) Pty Ltd 500,000 31-Jan-11

A.J. Baker (Wingham) Pty Ltd 280,000 18-Jun-10

Adchem (Australia) Pty Ltd 500,000 30-Nov-10


APR Detailed Joinery Pty Ltd 64,551 28-May-10

Australian Tallow Producers Pty Ltd 500,000 16-Oct-10

Autopak-Vetlab Group Pty Ltd 63,600 30-Jan-10

Bickford's Australia Pty Ltd 11,122 31-Jul-10

Buderim Ginger Limited 466,393 31-Jan-11

Burra Foods Pty Ltd 340,000 25-Oct-10

Cascade Brewery Company Pty Ltd 500,000 30-Sep-10

Cu-Base Nominees Pty Ltd 27,537 05-Mar-10

Dematin Pty Ltd 22,025 30-Jan-10

Derby Industries Pty Ltd 500,000 31-Mar-11

Detmold Packaging Pty Ltd 38,925 31-Dec-10

Doral Mineral Sands Pty Ltd 20,580 30-Jun-10

E.S. Wigg & Son Pty Ltd 99,900 18-Jan-10

Elderton Wines Pty Ltd 86,982 08-Oct-10

Enware Australia Pty Ltd 105,455 23-Jul-10

Exquisine Pty Ltd 470,883 17-Sep-10

Fearman Pty Ltd 22,196 01-Jan-10


Fresco Cheese Co Pty Ltd 31,750 30-Oct-10

International Seal Company Australia Pty Ltd 177,697 08-Sep-10

Kalleske Wines Pty Ltd 36,200 08-Oct-10

Laserbond Limited 500,000 28-Feb-11

Marinova Pty Ltd 97,375 30-Nov-10

Master Butchers Co-operative Ltd 500,000 07-Dec-10

Maxiplas Pty Ltd 500,000 31-Aug-10

Nagorcka Pty Ltd 39,372 10-Jul-09

Naturale Pty Ltd 11,655 31-Jul-10

New Castalloy Pty Ltd 41,275 16-Sep-10

Nugan Quality Foods Pty Ltd 500,000 28-Feb-11

Overall Forge Pty Ltd 500,000 15-Dec-10

Overall Forge Pty Ltd 500,000 31-Oct-11

Plunket Fowles Pty Ltd 95,975 30-Dec-10

Possums McLaren Vineyards Pty Ltd 16,106 28-Oct-09

Precision Parts Pty Ltd 38,071 11-Jan-10


Rapid Plas Pty Ltd 28,192 25-Aug-10

Rocland Estates Pty Ltd 262,645 01-Aug-10

Ronstan International Pty Ltd 177,611 01-Dec-10

SEC Plating Pty Ltd 428,000 15-Jul-11

Spring Gully Foods 127,943 31-Jul-10

Sulo MGB Australia Pty Ltd 31,600 31-Aug-10

Tabro Meat Pty Ltd 500,000 07-Dec-10

Tarac Technologies Pty Ltd 144,105 20-Feb-10

Taylors Wines Pty Ltd 500,000 01-Dec-11

Techno-Plas Pty Ltd 409,400 24-Oct-11

Tip Top Poultry (Vic) Pty Ltd 242,727 31-May-10

Town Inn Pty Ltd 31,480 23-Oct-09

Trillians Hill Wines Pty Ltd 27,890 12-Nov-10

Trisco Foods Pty Ltd 183,850 30-Sep-10

Westkon Precast Pty Ltd 12,437 05-Jul-10

WA Composts Pty Ltd 100,000 31-May-10

Total 11,413,505

Note: The Planned Completion Date may vary following a company’s request to vary the Grant Agreement.

Table L5 Re-tooling for Climate Change program payments by company, 2009-10

Organisation Total Payments ($) (GST exclusive)

Adchem (Australia) Pty Ltd 250,000

AJ Baker (Wingham) Pty Ltd 140,000

A. J. Bush & Sons (Manufacturers) Pty Ltd 100,000

APR Detailed Joinery Pty Ltd 32,275

Astor Electroplaters (Aust) Pty Ltd 87,720

Autopak-Vetlab Group P/L 63,600

Belgrave Park Pty Ltd 5,584

Bickfords Australia Pty Ltd 14,917

Botanical Holdings Ltd 30,333

Brauer Natural Medicine Pty Ltd 9,080

Buderim Ginger Limited 93,278

Burra Foods Pty Ltd 170,000

Cascade Brewery Company Pty Ltd 100,000

Cu-Base Nominees Pty Ltd 13,768

Dematin Pty Ltd 22,025

Derby Industries Pty Ltd 250,000


Doral Mineral Sands Pty Ltd 10,290

Edstein Investments Pty Ltd 44,171

Elderton Wines Pty Ltd 43,491

Enware Australia Pty Ltd 52,727

E.S. Wigg & Son Pty Ltd 99,000

Exquisine Pty Ltd 235,441

Fearman Pty Ltd 22,156

Fresco Cheese Co Pty Ltd 15,875

Heat Treatment (QLD) Pty Ltd 54,102

International Seal Company Pty Ltd 88,848

Kalleske Wines Pty Ltd 18,100

Kirk Engineering Services Pty Ltd 206,536

L F Jeffries Nominees Pty Ltd 155,520

Laserbond Limited 250,000

Marinova Pty Ltd 19,475

Master Butchers Co-op Ltd 100,000

Maxiplas Pty Ltd 250,000


Morton Seed and Grain Pty Ltd 57,500

Mt Romance Australia Pty Ltd 35,627

Nagorcka Pty Ltd 39,372

Naturale Pty Ltd 2,331

Nugan Quality Foods Pty Ltd 100,000

Overall Forge Pty Ltd 400,000

Pacific Marine Batteries Pty Ltd 41,642

Plunket Fowles Pty Ltd 19,195

Possums McLaren Vineyards Pty Ltd 16,106

Precision Parts Pty Ltd 38,071

R Radford & Son Pty Ltd 101,900

Rapid Plas Pty Ltd 5,638

Rocland Estates Pty Ltd 157,587

Ronstan International Pty Ltd 35,522

SEC Plating Pty Ltd 85,600

Spring Gully Foods Pty Ltd 63,971

Sulo MGB Australia Pty 15,800


Sunraysia Dried Fruits Pty Ltd 27,066

Tarac Technologies Pty Ltd 315,088

Tip Top Poultry (Vic) Pty Ltd 121,363

Town Inn Pty Ltd 31,480

TPI Enterprises Ltd 38,599

Trillians Hill Wines Pty Ltd 5,578

Trisco Foods Pty Ltd 36,770

WA Composts Pty Ltd 50,000

Westkon Precast Pty Ltd 6,218

Willow Ware Australia Pty Ltd 12,675

Total 4,909,011

APPENDIX MCOMMERCALISING EMERGING

TECHNOLOGIES (COMET) PROGRAM BREAKDOWN

Table M1 COMET program applications received by state and territory, 2009-10

Table M2 COMET program agreements executed by state and territory, 2009-10

Table M3 COMET program payments by state and territory, 2009-10

Table M4 COMET program agreements executed by company, 2009-10

Table M5 COMET program payments by company, 2009-10

Note: Appendix M Tables M2 and M4 are prepared in accordance with section 46 (2) (b) (i-iv) of the IR&D Act 1986.

Appendix M Tables M3 and M5 are prepared in accordance with section 46 (2) (c) (i) and (ii) of the IR&D Act 1986.

TABLE M1 COMET program applications received by state and territory, 2009-10


NSW 32

VIC 17

QLD 33

SA 10

WA 7

TAS 6

ACT 1

NT 1

Total 107

Note: The table does not include applications received during the year if withdrawn from consideration during the year.

TABLE M2 COMET program agreements executed by state and territory, 2009-10


NSW 47 3,008,000

VIC 21 1,344,000

QLD 44 2,816,000

SA 12 768,000

WA 10 640,000


TAS 8 508,000

ACT 4 256,000

NT 2 128,000

Total 148 9,468,000

TABLE M3 COMET program payments by state and territory, 2009-10

State/Territory Value ($) Per cent of total (%)

NSW 2,834,101 32

VIC 1,404,468 16

QLD 2,461,403 27

SA 1,028,280 11

WA 630,802 7

TAS 335,488 4

ACT 162,511 2

NT 60,000 1

Total 8,917,054 100

Note: The total figure represents the value of payments made during the year and does not include any amounts that may have been repaid

Note: Appendix M Tables M2 and M4 are prepared in accordance with section 46 (2) (b) (i-iv) of the IR&D Act 1986.

Appendix M Tables M3 and M5 are prepared in accordance with section 46 (2) (c) (i) and (ii) of the IR&D Act 1986.

TABLE M4 COMET program agreements executed by company, 2009-10


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

3D Data Guidance Pty Ltd

Dozer blade design and push strategy software for mining industry. 64,000 31-Mar-11

3duBe Pty Ltd Website embedded software platform that enables casual ware virtual shopping as an avatar with real personal measurements. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Additionalview Pty Ltd

Software used to create, manage and facilitate online groups to connect with anyone about anything, anywhere, anytime. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Aerofloat (Australia) Pty Ltd

Grey Water Filtration System using Small Scale Dissolved Air Flotation. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Aeroharmonics Pty Ltd

Automated system for the treatment of airborne contaminants for the waste water industry. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Agribyte Technologies Pty Ltd

Precision mapping to increase paddock gross margins by up to 10%.

64,000 31-Mar-11

Airscape Technology Pty Limited

Protocols for networked servers to simulate applications on mobile handsets. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Aquation Pty Ltd Flourometry system that is used for plant health determination and environmental monitoring. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Auditflow Pty Ltd Online audit tool for financial and carbon audits. 64,000 31-Mar-11


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

Billsuite Holdings Pty Ltd

Telecommunications bill analysis, recommendation and broker software platform. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Biofiba Limited An extruded simulated timber product made from biodegradable/compostable 100% natural renewable resources. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Bivacor Pty Ltd Biventricular assist device - artificial heart. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Blew Chip Pty Ltd Replacement of diesel with recycled rubber in ammonium nitrate explosives. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Blue Zoo Holdings Pty Ltd

Software modelling instrument for governance and management frameworks. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Boab Software Pty Ltd

Stores project, client and sample information for geotechnical laboratories. 64,000 31-Aug-10

Bontech Pty Ltd Pump to lift water using only water as the "driving force". 64,000 31-Mar-11

Boreboss Pty Ltd Boreboss portable water bore pumping unit. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Bos Web Systems Pty Limited

Charting business report system dashboard written on the Microsoft Silverlight. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Breseight Pty Ltd Industrial grade dental hand tools with interchangeable jaws. 64,000 31-Mar-11


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

Bright Generation Holdings Pty Ltd

Hybrid solar systems for low carbon intensity and zero emissions housing. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Btola Pty Ltd Fire gas turbine system. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Building Industry Online Pty Ltd

Building industry connection system for participants including conception, tender and construction. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Buildingiq Pty Ltd Supervisory controller of commercial building management systems to optimise energy, emissions, comfort and manage energy demand. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Businesshq Pty Ltd Web-based ISO9001 Toolbox for SMEs. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Calxa Pty Ltd Animated data visualisation for Budget and Cashflow Forecasts. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Can-Tek Aerosols Pty Ltd

Water based, high gloss enamel paint spray handy can product. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Ceramipore Pty Ltd

Ceramic membrane for membrane distillation desalination system. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Chameleon Research & Development (Australia) Pty Ltd

Prefabricated "modular" concrete interlocking roof and wall panels for buildings.

64,000 31-Mar-11

Changetrack Research Pty Limited

Methods for better measuring and managing Organisational Change.

64,000 31-Mar-11


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

Child Essential Learning Systems Pty Ltd

Educational Software designed for the childcare market.

64,000 31-Mar-11

CIC Technology Pty Ltd

Key Security System.64,000 31-Mar-11

Cimtech Pty Limited

Topically applied cell growth accelerants for skin, wound and bone repair. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Core IT Services Pty Ltd

4th Generation of IT outsourcing using virtualisation and propriety technologies. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Cystemix Pty Limited

A new class of anti-cancer therapeutics.64,000 31-Mar-11

Das Werk Pty Ltd Energy-efficient, low-noise, self-balancing fans for computers and other applications. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Deepvision 3D Pty Ltd

3D-camera solution for Remotely Operated (Underwater) Vehicles in hazardous environments. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Delta Development Co Pty Ltd

Lightweight, two-seater, diesel powered utility helicopter for remote conditions. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Dog Leg Harrow Pty Ltd

A stubble chain constructed of cast link elements for the management of broad acre stubble. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Dreamcatcher Properties Pty Ltd

Flormaster concrete grinding and polishing machines. 64,000 31-Mar-11


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

Earth Sense Pty Ltd

Touchscreen mapping interface software linked to real time recording of GPS coordinates. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Effective Measure Pty Ltd

'DigitalHelix', internet audience measurement software. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Ehiive Holdings Pty Ltd

Web-based client & task management software for service based companies. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Elemental Energy Technologies Ltd

'SeaUrchin' ocean, tidal and river current turbine for electricity generation. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Elevate Technologies Pty Ltd

"Online Health Portfolio" a mobile health care information platform.

64,000 31-Mar-11

Emersion Software Systems Pty Limited

Emersion Umbrella System-Software as a service billing and provisioning software. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Environmental Air Technologies International Pty Ltd

Separate and filter vapour emissions in spray booths from solid waste.

64,000 31-Mar-11

Envirotech Holdings Pty Ltd

Low energy, retro-fit street and billboard lights. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Eva Robotics Pty Ltd

EvoDrive stepper motor control system.64,000 31-Mar-11

Event Zero Pty Ltd Event Processing Network. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Evrsafe Solutions Pty Ltd

Air quality sensory device for detection of hazardous substances. 64,000 31-Mar-11


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

Extron Design Services Pty Ltd

Automatic handbrake system for heavy vehicles. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Fabtale Productions Pty Ltd

Multimedia eBook platform.

64,000 31-Mar-11

Five Faces Pty Ltd On-line Digital Signage Management and Content Library System. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Floyds (Qld) Pty Ltd

Stemming truck with water cart and dust suppression to the delivery conveyors. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Foote Francis Pty Ltd

Multi-site customised web software development. 64,000 31-Mar-11

G.R.I.D. Services Pty Ltd Atf Mackinnon Family Trust

Helicopter attachment tools.

64,000 31-Mar-11

Gamma Vaccines Pty Ltd

Gamma radiation source that destroys viruses without denaturing the virus cell body. 64,000 31-Mar-11

GG Ideas Pty Ltd Water volume shower controller. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Global Detection Systems Pty Ltd

Acoustic whale proximity detector for use by Tuna fishing industry.

64,000 31-Mar-11

Gremarol Pty Ltd Bullet and impact protection panels for vehicle, business and residential applications. 64,000 31-Mar-11


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

Guests Behaving Badly Pty Limited Atf The GBB Unit Trust

Intelligent profile matching system to identify potential blacklisted hotel patrons to protect hotel staff and property. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Harmonix Instruments Pty Ltd

Harmonically tuned percussion ensemble for classroom music education. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Health At Hand Pty Ltd

A method of weight loss management & monitoring via mobile phone technology. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Heard Systems Pty Ltd

Non-invasive diagnostic device for detecting pregnancy in cows. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Herli Holdings Pty Limited

High performance shredding machine which has been designed to cut and slice tough waste materials including waste tyres, wood, metal and composites. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Hiseis Pty Ltd Application for design, acquisition, processing and interpretation of seismic data. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Houseboat Greywater Systems Pty Ltd

A grey water treatment system for recreational vessel.

64,000 31-Mar-11

Hypower Technologies Pty Ltd

System for contractors' compliance of Industrial, Environment and Health Regulations. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Icetana Pty Ltd Anomaly detection system for static cameras. 64,000 31-Mar-11


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

IG Software Pty Ltd

Sentinal, software to monitor and analyse the live operational performance of mobile information and communications systems. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Imallestate Pty Ltd Internet knowledge engine that intuitively identifies purchaser requirements from preferences and analysing a person's activities on the internet. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Intelligent Software Development Pty Limited

A decision support tool for Behavioural Business Intelligence.

64,000 07-Dec-10

Interactive Transport Pty Ltd

Demand Responsive Transport (DRT) Management software service mainly for Community Services. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Invatec Health Pty Ltd

Specialised heart monitor for detecting early onset of depression. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Ipour Pty Ltd Integrated remote bulk storage beverage dispensing and management system.

64,000 31-Mar-11

Isoflex Technologies International Pty Ltd

Vibration Management Systems, Proprietary Engine Mounts and Flexible. Drive Couplings.

64,000 31-Mar-11

Joinlox Pty Ltd A simple mechanical joining method. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Just Oneplace Pty Ltd

Supply chain collaboration solution for fast-moving consumer goods industries. 64,000 31-Mar-11


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

Kaon Holdings Pty Ltd

Fuse Saver electrical switching device for medium voltage overhead networks. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Kord Defence Pty Ltd

A Rifle Input Control (RIC).64,000 31-Mar-11

Kwikkee Pty Ltd Quick release lifting system for the safe raising and/or lowering of heavy objects. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Lifebelt Pty Limited

A novel integrated, universal seatbelt to prevent ejection from a seat in an accident. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Loyaltydeck Pty Ltd

Hosted mid-market, multi-channel, enterprise loyalty data hub. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Lumigenix Pty Ltd Direct to consumer personal genomics service provider. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Marathon Robotics Pty Ltd

Autonomous robots for target practice.64,000 31-Mar-11

Medinexus Pty Ltd Online integrated diagnostic report and image messaging and collaboration service. 64,000 31-Mar-11

My Cybertwin Pty Ltd

Conversational robots, for customer support, personal support, and entertainment. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Nanocycle Pty Ltd Battery Management System for A213 nanophosphate cells and a patented hill sensing system for electric bicycles. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Nanomics Biosystems Pty Ltd

Bead-based biosensor technology for detection of biological disease markers. 64,000 31-Mar-11


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

National Waterproofing & Industrial Flooring Pty Ltd

A catalyst based single application photocatalytic industrial coating for organic industrial surfaces.

64,000 31-Mar-11

Nep Solar Pty Ltd Low system cost solar collectors for process heat applications. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Nexpep Pty Ltd Peptide-based therapeutic and diagnostic for celiac disease. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Obelix Lifting Systems Pty Limited

Obelix concrete slab lifting system.

64,000 31-Mar-11

Onyx Systems Pty Ltd

StorageExplorer, an image-based/RFID internet tracking system specifically designed for the moving and storage industries. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Orelogy Geotechnical Pty Ltd

evORElution software - evolutionary algorithms for Open Pit Mine Scheduling. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Oryx Holdings Limited

A pre-surgical ocular compressor to assist preparation for delicate eye surgery. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Otifex Therapeutics Pty Ltd

Novel intranasal formulation of betahistimine for the treatment of otitis media. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Parts All Over Pty Ltd

Automotive parts database and content portal. 64,000 31-Mar-11

PD Marine Pty Ltd Data capture and dissemination system focussing on the marine sector. 64,000 31-Mar-11


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

Penny Farthings Pushbike Parking Pty Ltd

Bicycle 'end of trip' facilities.

64,000 31-Mar-11

Perimeter Security Industries Pty Ltd

Presence detecting sensing mats developed using enhanced fibre-optic technology. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Perpetuwave Power Pty Ltd

Wave energy converter device.64,000 31-Mar-11

PhArt Gallery Pty Ltd

Web based digital image management.64,000 31-Mar-11

Powered Handling Pty Ltd

Retrofit kit to power manual pallet jacks.64,000 31-Mar-11

Precision Pastoral Pty Ltd

Remote Livestock Management System (RLMS) technology enables remote monitoring and management of cattle. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Proscales Pty Ltd A weighing and labelling solution to more efficiently and flexibly print label and advertising information. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Proticket Pty Limited

PROticket is a next generation event management system for sporting and entertainment industries. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Ptronik International Pty Ltd

Monitoring, control and maintenance scheduling system for air filtration plants. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Qiktimes Pty Ltd Qiktimes is a web-based timesheet application to share and track time, log projects and create invoices. 60,000 31-Mar-11


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

Qpay Pty Ltd Secure mobile commerce platform. 64,000 31-Mar-11

R:Fifteen Pty Ltd A consumer Intent Profiling Engine. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Raptor Sports Pty Ltd

System for fastening spikes or cleats to sports shoes. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Ritemp Technologies Pty Ltd

A cooling system for plastic moulding.

64,000 31-Mar-11

Robert Rickard Pty Ltd

A wheelchair which converts from indoor to outdoor use whilst occupant remains in the chair. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Rotacaster Wheel Limited

Multi-directional versatile wheel, designed for a range of industrial and commercial purposes. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Run With Robots Pty Ltd

A social game engine and development platform. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Safety Coupler Pty Limited

A compressed air hose and equipment connector. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Saleemz Pty Ltd Trac'em - material tracking and material management software for construction projects. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Salt IT Pty Limited Mobile phone based ordering and payment system. 64,000 31-Mar-11

SBBM Enterprises Pty Ltd

A scalable process with global application to recover valuable resources from post-consumer electronic equipment (eWaste). 64,000 31-Mar-11


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

Seas Offshore Pty Ltd

A modular benthic remotely operated vehicle equipped to sample the sea floor to depths of 2000m for use in mining and scientific surveys. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Secure Watch Pty Ltd

24/7 Occupational Health, Personnel Safety and Asset Monitoring System. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Silenceair International Pty Limited

Passive (zero energy) noise-attenuating ventilators for buildings.

64,000 31-Mar-11

Skipper Industries Pty Ltd As The Trustee For The Distribution Trust

'Rapidjoint' connector system for woodwork construction.

64,000 31-Mar-11

Snap Network Surveillance Pty Limited

Multi camera video fusion technology for large surveillance networks.

64,000 31-Mar-11

Snoresounds Pty Ltd

Screening and Analysis Device for Snoring and Sleep Apnea. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Soils Unlocked Pty Ltd

A software tool to interpret soil test data and generate recommendations for fertiliser inputs. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Solar Aerospace Pty Ltd

Hand held Small Unmanned Air System (SUAS) using solar power. 64,000 31-Aug-10

Sports Performance Systems Pty Ltd

Sports Coaching Software.64,000 31-Mar-11

Stormseal Systems Pty Ltd

Heat shrinkable weatherproofing for storm damaged or uncompleted buildings. 64,000 31-Mar-11


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

Sugar Phitech Pty Limited

Oov(TM) spinal exercise device for fitness and therapeutic uses. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Surgical Performance Pty Ltd

Surgical Self-Audit and Benchmarking against Peers.

64,000 31-Mar-11

Sustainable Freshwater Technologies Ltd

Water purification using vortices to perform separation.

64,000 31-Mar-11

The Mesh Pit Pty Ltd

VideoTrace is a software application which enables ordinary users to create 3D models from video. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Tickit Systems Pty Ltd

Risk Analysis Software.64,000 31-Mar-11

TM Organics Pty Ltd

An on-line argonomic tool to enable organic producers to more efficiently manage compliance requirements. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Tradeslot Pty Ltd Carbon navigator software platform. 64,000 30-Jun-10

TS 1 Pty Ltd Cyclone rated, flat pack, rapid deployment accommodation system. 64,000 31-Mar-11

TSM IP Pty Ltd End to end field service job management software. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Ultramotive Technologies Pty Ltd

High torque electric in-wheel motor technology.

64,000 31-Mar-11


Grant ($)

Planned

Completion

Date

United Parts Group Pty Ltd

RAPTOR - an automotive ignition component, universal, upgradeable testing tool. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Urban Ecological Systems Ltd

Organic Aquaponic (Aquaculture and Horticulture) System. 64,000 31-Mar-11

VFX Systems Pty Ltd

'V-Machine' - Stand alone Virtual Studio Technology (VST) player for music enhancement. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Viva Blu Pty Ltd Disinfectant - Advanced Oxidation Process (AOP) Water Treatment Technology. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Wildcard Technologies Pty Ltd

Sales transaction e-record generation, storage and retrieval system.

64,000 31-Mar-11

Winns Folly Pty Ltd

An inexpensive and simple automatic hot water "dead-water" diverter. 64,000 31-Mar-11

Zen Automation Technology Pty Ltd

Vision controlled robotic labeller for horticulture industry.

64,000 31-Mar-11

Zip Innovation Pty Ltd

Convertible Steel Pallet.64,000 31-Mar-11

Total 9,468,000

TABLE M5 COMET program grant payments by company, 2009-10

Company Grant Payment ($)

3D Data Guidance Pty Ltd 40,000

3duBe Pty Ltd 40,000

Additionalview Pty Ltd 59,000

Adimise Pty Ltd 24,000

Adventech Pty Ltd As Trustee For Jones Venture Trust

19,000

Advise Rehab Software Pty Ltd 19,000

Aerofloat (Australia) Pty Ltd 40,000

Aeroharmonics Pty Ltd 40,000

Agribyte Technologies Pty Ltd 20,000

Agtrix Pty Ltd 5,000

Aid-IT Solutions Pty Ltd 19,000

Airscape Technology Pty Limited 59,000

Anatomate Pty Ltd 26,000

Angusta Systems Pty Limited 19,000

Aquamill Five Star Pty Ltd 5,000


Aquareuse (Aust) Ltd 1,031

Aquation Pty Ltd 59,000

Aruspex Pty Ltd 5,000

Auditflow Pty Ltd 40,000

Aussie Colours Pty Ltd 5,000

Bilexys Pty Ltd 5,000

Billsuite Holdings Pty Ltd 40,000

Biobike Pty Ltd 16,000

Biofiba Limited 40,000

Biolectric Holdings Pty Ltd 5,000

Bioparticle Technologies Pty Ltd 56,000

Biopower Systems Pty Ltd 5,000

Bivacor Pty Ltd 40,000

Blew Chip Pty Ltd 59,000

Blue Zoo Holdings Pty Ltd 40,000

Boab Software Pty Ltd 40,000

Bontech Pty Ltd 40,000


Booking Angel Pty Limited 5,000

Boreboss Pty Ltd 40,000

Bos Web Systems Pty Limited 40,000

Box Monitoring Pty Ltd 56,000

Breseight Pty Ltd 40,000

Bright Generation Holdings Pty Ltd 40,000

BTB Automotive Pty Ltd 4,538

Btola Pty Ltd 40,000

Building Industry Online Pty Ltd 40,000

Buildingiq Pty Ltd 40,000

Business Opportunity Group Pty Ltd 56,000

Businesshq Pty Ltd 40,000

Calxa Pty Ltd 40,000

Can-Tek Aerosols Pty Ltd 40,000

Carpool-IT.Com (Aust) Pty Ltd 19,000

Cellumina Pty Ltd 5,000

Ceramipore Pty Ltd 59,000


Cet Creations Pty Ltd 19,000

Chameleon Research & Development (Australia) Pty Ltd

59,000

Changetrack Research Pty Limited 48,900

Child Essential Learning Systems Pty Ltd 53,500

Chinswing Pty Ltd 15,000

CIC Technology Pty Ltd 40,000

Cimtech Pty Limited 40,000

Clear Falls Pty Ltd 5,000

Clev-A-Garden Pty Ltd 5,000

Control Technologies International Limited

5,000

Core IT Services Pty Ltd 59,000

Corpison Pty Ltd 5,000

Creative Ad Technology Proprietary Limited

11,000

Crucible Carbon Pty Ltd 19,000

Cystemix Pty Limited 40,000

Das Werk Pty Ltd 40,000


Data Info Tech Pty Limited 3,740

DbBaFinn Pty Ltd 12,500

Deepvision 3d Pty Ltd 59,000

Delta Development Co Pty Ltd 40,000

Deskactive Pty Ltd 19,000

Dimoto Pty Ltd 4,704

Dog Leg Harrow Pty Ltd 40,000

Dotti Enterprises Pty Ltd 1,913

Dreamcatcher Properties Pty Ltd 59,000

Duo Tags Pty Ltd 5,000

Earth Sense Pty Ltd 40,000

Eatingsafe Pty Ltd 5,000

Effective Measure Pty Ltd 40,000

Ehiive Holdings Pty Ltd 40,000

Elemental Energy Technologies Ltd 40,000

Elevate Technologies Pty Ltd 40,000

Embertec Pty Ltd 5,000


Emersion Software Systems Pty Limited 40,000

Endoluminal Sciences Pty Ltd 5,000

Entermo Limited 5,000

Environmental Air Technologies International Pty Ltd

40,000

Environmental Business Solutions Pty Limited

3,972

Envirotech Holdings Pty Ltd 40,000

Eva Robotics Pty Ltd 43,300

Event Zero Pty Ltd 59,000

Everbright Roofing Systems Pty Ltd 19,000

Evrsafe Solutions Pty Ltd 115,000

Excelgene Pty Limited 56,000

Extron Design Services Pty Ltd 40,000

Fabtale Productions Pty Ltd 40,000

Faulkner Lab Pty Ltd 19,000

Five Faces Pty Ltd 59,000

Floyds (Qld) Pty Ltd 40,000


Foote Francis Pty Ltd 59,000

Free Connect Australia Pty Limited 945

G Learning Pty Limited 5,000

G.R.I.D. Services Pty Ltd Atf Mackinnon Family Trust

40,000

Gamma Vaccines Pty Ltd 40,000

Geoteknic Pty Ltd 19,000

GG Ideas Pty Ltd 40,000

Global Detection Systems Pty Ltd 40,000

Global IP Video Pty Limited 5,000

Global Track Technologies Pty Ltd 4,858

Goody Environment Pty Ltd 336

Gremarol Pty Ltd 59,000

GRW Industries Pty Limited 31,735

GTS Global Technology Services Pty Ltd 5,000

Guests Behaving Badly Pty Limited Atf The GBB Unit Trust

40,000

Harmonix Instruments Pty Ltd 40,000


Headsmartz Pty Ltd 5,000

Health At Hand Pty Ltd 40,000

Heard Systems Pty Ltd 54,500

Hiseis Pty Ltd 40,000

Houseboat Greywater Systems Pty Ltd 40,000

Hungry Giant Pty Ltd 5,000

Hyper MP Group Pty Ltd As Trustee For Hyper MP Group Unit Trust

39,000

Hypower Technologies Pty Ltd 20,000

Icetana Pty Ltd 40,000

IG Software Pty Ltd 40,000

Image Cytometrics Pty Ltd 19,000

Imallestate Pty Ltd 40,000

Infogent Pty Ltd 19,000

Innerline Pipe Pty Ltd 19,000

Ino8 Pty Ltd 5,000

Intelligent Medical Devices Pty Ltd 5,000


Intelligent Plastic Pty Ltd 50,000

Intelligent Software Development Pty Limited

40,000

Interactive Transport Pty Ltd 40,000

Invatec Health Pty Ltd 40,000

IPC Developments Pty Ltd 19,000

Ipour Pty Ltd 40,000

Ipscape Pty Ltd 5,000

Iron Cement Pty Ltd 5,000

Isoflex Technologies International Pty Ltd 40,000

Joinlox Pty Ltd 40,000

Just Oneplace Pty Ltd 40,000

Kaon Consulting Pty Ltd 59,000

Kaon Holdings Pty Ltd 8,000

Keystone Medical Pty Ltd 5,000

Know Ballyhoo Pty Ltd 5,000

Kord Defence Pty Ltd 40,000


Kwikkee Pty Ltd 40,000

Lifebelt Pty Limited 59,000

Lightanate Pty Ltd 19,000

Lockstep Technologies Pty Ltd 619

Logo Consulate Pty Limited 5,000

Loxley Venture Pty Ltd 19,000

Loyaltydeck Pty Ltd 40,000

Lumigenix Pty Ltd 59,000

Manjrasoft Pty Ltd 56,000

Marathon Robotics Pty Ltd 87,411

Maskmedic Pty Ltd 56,000

Medinexus Pty Ltd 40,000

Meridian Safety Pty Ltd Atf Diverse Investment Trust

5,000

Mokoki Pty Ltd 4,974

Mustor Institute Pty Ltd 13,324

Myspider Pty Limited 19,000


Nalsco Holdings Pty Ltd 5,000

Nanocycle Pty Ltd 40,000

Nanomics Biosystems Pty Ltd 40,000

National Waterproofing & Industrial Flooring Pty Ltd

20,000

Naturale Pty Ltd 2,488

Neller Connect Pty Ltd 56,000

Neo-Rehab Pty Ltd 19,000

Nep Solar Pty Ltd 40,000

Neural Diagnostics Proprietary Limited 5,000

Neustent Pty Ltd 19,000

New World Bio Ltd 5,000

Newsouth Four Pty Ltd 5,000

Newsouth Seven Pty Ltd 19,000

Newtreat Pty Ltd 56,000

Nexpep Pty Ltd 40,000

Nmetrics Pty Ltd 5,000


Obelix Lifting Systems Pty Limited 55,500

Occoculture Pty Ltd 19,000

Ocular Robotics Pty Limited 5,000

Oliver Lloyd Pty Ltd 19,000

Omega 3 Innovations Pty Ltd 5,000

Onyx Systems Pty Ltd 40,000

OodlesCom Pty Ltd 19,000

Optotech Pty Ltd 19,000

Oral Air Pty Ltd In Its Own Capacity And As Trustee For

The Oral Air Investment Trust

54,000

Orelogy Geotechnical Pty Ltd 40,000

Orthopedic Innovation Pty Ltd 56,000

Oryx Holdings Limited 40,000

Otifex Therapeutics Pty Ltd 40,000

Owen Custom Products Pty Ltd 19,000

Ozone Technologies Pty Limited 19,000

Parts All Over Pty Ltd 52,500


Pathlogics Systems Pty Ltd 43,200

PD Marine Pty Ltd 40,000

Penny Farthings Pushbike Parking Pty Ltd 40,000

Performance Plant Pty Ltd 19,000

Perpetuwave Power Pty Ltd 40,000

PhArt Gallery Pty Ltd 40,000

PHM Technology Pty Ltd 50,500

Picnet Pty Ltd 934

Pinetech Research Pty Ltd 17,568

Powered Handling Pty Ltd 40,000

Precision Pastoral Pty Ltd 20,000

Precision Roasting And Drying Pty Ltd 19,000

Pritchard Power Systems Pty Ltd 2,511

Proactive Technology Group Pty Ltd 60,000

Progel Pty Ltd 19,000

Proscales Pty Ltd 40,000

Proticket Pty Limited 40,000


Ptronik International Pty Ltd 59,000

Puttoo Pty Ltd 19,000

Qiktimes Pty Ltd 20,000

Qpay Pty Ltd 40,000

Questmetrics Pty Ltd 1,588

R:Fifteen Pty Ltd 40,000

Radar Portal Systems Pty Ltd 56,000

Raptor Sports Pty Ltd 40,000

Red Button Technologies Pty Ltd 19,000

Redtxt.Com.Au Pty Ltd 19,000

Research IT Online Pty Ltd 50,000

Residential Standards Australia Pty Ltd 5,000

Ritemp Technologies Pty Ltd 40,000

Robert Rickard Pty Ltd 40,000

Rotacaster Wheel Limited 40,000

Run With Robots Pty Ltd 59,000

Sabac Pty Ltd 10,898


Safety Coupler Pty Limited 40,000

Saleemz Pty Ltd 59,000

Salt IT Pty Limited 40,000

Sarugo Backup Pty Ltd 50,000

SBBM Enterprises Pty Ltd 40,000

Seas Offshore Pty Ltd 40,000

Secure Watch Pty Ltd 52,000

Sensol Limited 40,000

Silenceair International Pty Limited 40,000

Skipper Industries Pty Ltd As The Trustee For

The Distribution Trust

51,700

Smart Storage Pty Ltd 5,000

Snap Network Surveillance Pty Limited 40,000

Snoresounds Pty Ltd 40,000

Softchill Pty Ltd 4,855

Software Shortlist Pty Ltd 19,000

Soils Unlocked Pty Ltd 40,000


Solar Aerospace Pty Ltd 40,000

Solexus Pty Ltd 5,000

Sonomedical Pty Ltd 5,000

Spatial View Technologies Pty Ltd 5,000

Speedcure Pty Limited 4,396

Spirogene Pty Ltd 56,000

Sports Optimisation Systems Pty Ltd 5,000

Sports Performance Systems Pty Ltd 59,000

Square Circle Triangle 5,000

Stancert Pty Ltd 19,000

Steffco Pty Ltd 19,000

Stockezeon Pty Ltd 19,000

Sugar Phitech Pty Limited 40,000

Sunengy Pty Limited 19,000

Surgical Performance Pty Ltd 40,000

Sustainable Freshwater Technologies Ltd 59,000

Swan International Services Pty Ltd 684


Synergetic Services Pty Limited 5,000

Tagmotion Pty Ltd 5,000

Tavultesoft Pty Ltd 5,000

Techmark Software Pty Ltd 4,113

Tenasitech Pty Ltd 5,000

Teschner Technologies USA Pty Ltd 19,000

The Mesh Pit Pty Ltd 59,000

The Product People Pty Ltd 5,000

Thebroth Pty Ltd 5,000

Tickit Systems Pty Ltd 59,000

Tiip Pty Ltd 5,000

TM Organics Pty Ltd 59,000

Tradeslot Pty Ltd 40,000

Tralee Technology Holdings Pty Ltd 19,000

Triax Systems Pty Ltd 19,000

Tropiglas Technologies Ltd 1,802

TS 1 Pty Ltd 59,000


TS Systems Pty Ltd 4,653

TSM IP Pty Ltd 40,000

Tstix Pty Ltd 5,000

Ultramotive Technologies Pty Ltd 40,000

United Parts Group Pty Ltd 40,000

Unoduo.Com Pty Ltd 4,133

Urban Ecological Systems Ltd 40,000

Vacteck Vacuums Pty Ltd 19,000

Veterinary Encapsulation Biosciences Pty Ltd

5,000

VFX Systems Pty Ltd 42,400

Virtual Observer Pty Ltd 3,000

Viva Blu Pty Ltd 40,000

Warrapharm Pty Ltd 24,000

Wavefront Biometric Technologies Pty Limited

5,000

Whocando Pty Ltd 19,000

Wildcard Technologies Pty Ltd 59,000


Winns Folly Pty Ltd 59,000

Xenimet Pty Ltd 5,000

Yoober Pty Ltd 5,000

You Grow Pty Ltd 1,832

Zen Automation Technology Pty Ltd 40,000

Ziltek Pty Ltd 75,000

Zip Innovation Pty Ltd 40,000

ZZ Resistivity Imaging Pty Ltd 19,000

Total 8,917,054

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