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When are grant applications considered?
- The Nautilus Foundation Board of Trustees meet once each month
to consider all completed grant applications submitted from the
month before (eg applications received in July will be considered
in August).
- The closing date for applications each month is the last day
of the month.
- Please ensure that grants applications are submitted at least
2 months before the due date of when the funding is required,
otherwise the application may be declined or not meet your funding
deadline.
- Please note grant applications are only submitted to the Board
for consideration if they meet the authorised purposes and have
correct documentation.
Use of proceeds
The proceeds from gaming machines can only be used for particular
authorised purposes. The authorised purpose theTrust has been licensed
for is "distributions to groups promoting
amateur sport, charitable organisations, cultural or philanthropic
activities for the benefit of the New Zealand community in a non-commercial
sense". Grants will not be made for commercial activities whatsoever.
Click here for a list of examples of purposes
which the Department of internal affairs consider would not be valid
authorised purposes in terms of the Gaming and Lotteries Act.
- Purchase or subsidy of alcohol, including the provision of inventory
for a hotel.
- Payment of legal expenses incurred by a site operator.
- Construction or alteration work to bar areas of thepremises
where gaming machines are located (other than the gaming machine
installation expenses as allowed for in the licence conditions).
- Maintenance or provision of bar facilities.
- Funding of advertising or marketing schemes for operator sites.
- Costs associated with staging "after-match" functions
for sporting groups.
- Provision of subsidy of cost of entertainment, food or refreshments.
- Paying off previously incurred promotional debts.
- Grants to non-affiliated "social" sports or social
clubs.
- Cash prizes or large non-cash prizes.
- "Trade tournaments" or sporting events staged primarily
for the commercial publicity and/or the benefit of a selected
industry group.
- Hotel "courtesy vans" used to ferry patrons home,
or vehicles for motorsport.
- Commercial tourist promotions.
- A purpose which will result in a clear commercial gain or profit
for an individual or organisation.
- Any individual sport person unless the grant is made to, and
administered by, an incorporated sporting body to which the individual
is affiliated.
- Family Reunions
- Events or trips which are predominantly social in nature.
- Purchase or subsidy of vehicles intended for purposes associated
with social functions.
- Prizes for sporting events except for trophies or modest non-cash
prizes for use in genuine community sporting events (the definition
of "modest" will in each case be determined by the size
of the event concerned).
- Dress uniforms.
- Grants supporting the commercial wing of the racing industry,
e.g. the breeding of race horses or the payment of jockeys or
facilities that benefit non-public areas.
- Expenses to be incurred overseas.
Retrospective payment of donations/grants
Under the Department of Internal Affairs licence conditions. The
Trust is unable to approve payment for anything you have already
paid for. Any application which has receipts is retrospective. Make
sure your organisation applies for funds before your event/project/purchase
takes place.
Allocation must be made for the purposes
within New Zealand
To meet Inland Revenue requirements, all grants must be utilised
for purposes within New Zealand for New Zealand services or goods.
Sporting events or tournaments
Travel and accommodation costs (not to include any food or alcohol
costs) may be processed provided an "official" itinerary
endorsed by the host body is supplied along with an itemized breakdown
of the quoted costs. Participating clubs/organisations must be taking
part in a bona fide event sanctioned by a recognised, legitimate
national or regional body.
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