APPLICATION OF THE FUNDING Sample Clauses

APPLICATION OF THE FUNDING. The Conservatorium must apply the whole of the Program Funding to costs associated with the design, coordination, implementation and delivery of non- tertiary music education programs. Expense items may include a proportion of the following costs so long as they are related to the Conservatorium’s non-tertiary music education programs.  Salaries and related on-costs for coordination, teaching and administrative support.  Obtaining information on the non-tertiary music education and training needs of clients and to develop strategies that meet these needs.  Providing regular concert performances for the community.  Professional development of teaching and administrative staff.  Professional fees relating to administration, teaching and performance.  Subsidies and concessions given to eligible students.  Community outreach activities.  Musical instruments and their maintenance.  Office equipment, computers and software.  Normal administrative expenses such as telephone, stationery, printing, photocopying and postage.  Travel and accommodation expenses.  Promotional expenses (such as publicity and promotional materials).  Insurance and copyright charges.  Legal charges and expenses.  Minor infrastructure maintenance directly related to the delivery of non- tertiary music education programs.  Maintenance of suitable administrative and financial systems.  Meeting Funding and reporting requirements.  The staging of practical examinations conducted by the Australian Music Examinations Board (NSW) (‘AMEB’) where possible through the provision of accommodation and instruments, at a level of service negotiated between the Conservatorium and the AMEB.
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