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Money council pays outside bodies outside its grant rounds, from its budgets, reports and minutes.

Noosa Chamber of Commerce & Industry Inc.

Funding from Noosa Council outside its grant rounds, under funding agreement, from Economic Development Grants program budget. 2 figures found, 2021-22.

$30,000approved by resolution, 1 yr

Each total counts one kind of figure and never adds it to another: a budget and the payment it became are the same money. Years with no figure of that kind are not in its total.

Every figure

YearWhatAmountSource
2021-22 Approved by resolution · funding agreement · Economic Development Grants program budget
May 2022 - June 2023 (Payment 1 June 2022 $15,000; Payment 2 October 2022 $15,000)
Ordinary Meeting 19 May 2022
Road Map & Strategy Implementation application to the Economic Development Grant Program 2021/22 (a program not on /grants/). Two instalments of $15,000 (June 2022 and October 2022, i.e. spanning 2021-22 and 2022-23). Carried 5-1 (Wegener against). GC 16 May 2022 motion for $7,500 lost at OM. Year in Review 2021-22 lists "Noosa Chamber of Commerce and Industry $30,000 (Grant)". Separate from the Adopt a Worker pilot (see unresolved).
$30,000 2022-05-19_2022_05_19_Ordinary_Meeting_… lines 397-402
council's words

“Chamber of Commerce & Industry Inc. application to the Economic Development Grants Program in the amount of $30,000, to be paid in two instalments, with the following conditions:”

2021-22 Stated in a council report
Listed in the 2021-22 Annual Report as a current initiative supported by Council; whether the $30,000 was paid in 2021-22 is not stated. The same figure appears for the Chamber under the Economic Development Grants Program (Ordinary Meeting 19 May 2022) - these may be the same money; not added together.
$30,000 Annual_Report_2021-22.pdf pdf p. 51 (text lines 2001-2002)
council's words

“Current initiatives targeting labour shortages in the region supported by Council include: o Adopt a Worker Pilot Program – Noosa Chamber of Commerce $30,000”

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