Assessment of grant applications Who will assess applications? An assessment team will assess all eligible and compliant applications. The assessment team will be comprised of staff from the Hub. The assessment team will undertake training to ensure consistent assessment of all applications. If the selection process identifies unintentional errors or requires clarification in your application, you may be contacted to correct or explain the information. Who will approve grants? The Hub will make recommendations to the decision delegate in the Legal Assistance Branch of the AGD. The decision delegate is an officer within the Legal Services Policy Division of the AGD, who has the appropriate financial delegation limit. The Decision Delegate will make the final decision to approve a grant. The decision delegate’s decision is final in all matters, including: the approval of the reimbursement the funding amount to be reimbursed, in full or part. allocating a proportion of the amount sought to each applicant, in the event that there are insufficient funds remaining in the ECCCF to reimburse all applications. There is no appeal mechanism for decisions to approve or not approve a grant. of application outcomes You will be advised of the outcomes of your application in writing, following a decision by the decision delegate. If you are successful, you will also be advised about any specific conditions attached to the grant in the Letter of Agreement. If your application is found unsuccessful you will be notified by the Hub. You may submit a new application on the matter, which addresses the anomalies and meets the eligibility and assessment criteria, during a future selection process. Feedback on your application Individual feedback will not be provided for this grant opportunity.
Assessment of grant applications Who will assess applications? An assessment team will assess all eligible and compliant applications. The assessment team will be comprised of staff from the Hub. The assessment team will undertake training to ensure consistent assessment of all applications. If the selection process identifies unintentional errors or requires clarification in your application, you may be contacted to correct or explain the information. Who will approve grants? The Hub will make recommendations to the decision delegate in the Legal Assistance Branch of the AGD. The decision delegate is an officer within the Legal Services Policy Division of the AGD, who has the appropriate financial delegation limit. The Decision Delegate will make the final decision to approve a grant. The decision delegate’s decision is final in all matters, including: the approval of the reimbursement the funding amount to be reimbursed, in full or part. allocating a proportion of the amount sought to each applicant, in the event that there are insufficient funds remaining in the ECCCF to reimburse all applications. There is no appeal mechanism for decisions to approve or not approve a grant. of application outcomes You will be advised of the outcomes of your application in writing, following a decision by the decision delegate. If you are successful, you will also be advised about any specific conditions attached to the grant in the Letter of Agreement. If your application is found unsuccessful you will be notified by the Hub. You may submit a new application on the matter, which addresses the anomalies and meets the eligibility and assessment criteria, during a future selection process. Feedback on your application Individual feedback will not be provided for this grant opportunity.