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AUSTRALIAN
FLORA FOUNDATION
RESEARCH
GRANTS – CONDITIONS OF AWARD
To be eligible for
an Australian Flora Foundation Research Grant a project must first
be approved by the Scientific Research Committee of the Foundation.
Research Grants are awarded by the Council of the Foundation.
All awards made by the Foundation and grants accepted by the grantee
are subject to the following conditions.
DEFINITIONS
'Council' refers to the Council of the Australian
Flora Foundation.
'Secretary’ refers to the Secretary of the Council.
‘Grantee’ refers to the principal applicant for the grant
for which an award has been made.
‘Institution’ refers to the institution
that has accepted the conditions of the award in writing on behalf of
the grantee.
‘Responsible officer” refers the administrative head of the
institution or their nominee.
‘Intellectual Property’ includes all copyright and all rights
in relation to inventions (including patents), registered and unregistered
trade marks, registered designs and circuit layouts and all other rights
resulting from intellectual activity in the industrial, scientific or
artistic fields.
‘
Pre-existing Intellectual Property’ means Intellectual Property
Rights in the project:
(a) which were not specifically created as part of the project (this
includes pre-existing Intellectual Property Rights of the Institution
and Intellectual Property of third parties);and
(b) which is identified in writing to the Council as Background Intellectual
Property prior to, or contemporaneously with, its disclosure to the Council
or which the Council knew, or should have reasonably known from the circumstances,
was Pre-existing Intellectual Property.
‘
Developed Intellectual Property’means Intellectual Property in the
project that is not background Intellectual Property
1. GENERAL CONDITIONS
1.1 Grants may be awarded to an individual or through an institution.
Where an institution is party to an award the conditions imposed on the
responsible officer must be met.
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