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APPENDIX NEARLY STAGE VENTURE CAPITAL LIMITED

PARTNERSHIPS (ESVCLP) PROGRAM BREAKDOWNTable N1 List of current ESVCLPs at 30 June 2011

Table N2 List of conditional ESVCLP registrations lapsed during 2010-11

Table N3 List of partnerships that became ESVCLPs during 2010-11

Note: Appendix N Tables N1 to N3 are prepared in accordance with section 46 (2A) (g - l) of the IR&D Act 1986. In reference to section 46 (2A) (j), (k) and (l) there are no entities registered under Part 3 of the Venture Capital Act 2002.

Table N1 List of Full registration ESVCLPs in existence at 30 June 2011

No. Full registration: At 30 June 2011 the following partnerships were registered under s13-1(1A) of the Venture Capital Act 2002. Registration under this provision is known as full registration.

Registration taken to have come into force

1. Carnegie Innovation Fund, LP

ILP0000080 – an incorporated limited partnership registered in NSW

20/01/11

2. Constant Innovation, LP

L0000199P – an incorporated limited partnership registered in VIC

04/06/10

3. Oneventures Innovation Fund, LP

ILP0000063, an incorporated limited partnership registered in NSW

04/02/09

4. Parallel Capital No. 1, LP


28/10/08

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Table N1 List of Conditional registration ESVCLPs in existence at 30 June 2011

No. Conditional registration: Limited partnerships that do not qualify for full registration can be conditionally registered. The partnership then has 24 months to achieve full registration. At 30 June 2011 the following partnerships were registered under s13-5(1A) of the Venture Capital Act 2002.

Registration taken to have

come into force

1. Arowana Partners Growth Australasian Fund II, LP


09/06/11

2. BGS Early Stage Venture Capital Limited Partnership


20/08/09

3. Elcano Sustainability Investments 2, LP

ILP0005, an incorporated limited partnership registered in QLD

15/10/10

4. Early Stage Capital Expansion Fund LP

L0000196H, an incorporated limited partnership registered in VIC

16/04/10

5. Sydney Angels Sidecar Fund, LP


23/07/10

Table N2 List of conditional ESVCLP registrations lapsed during 2010 11

No. The following conditionally registered ESVCLP had its conditional registration lapse under s13-10 of the Venture Capital Act

Date lapsed

1. Start Early Stage Venture Capital Limited Partnership


28/10/10

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No. Full registration [s13-1(1A)] Board decision

Registration taken to have come into force*



09/06/11 20/01/11

* The Venture Capital Act 2002 [s13-10] provides for a partnership’s full registration to be backdated when the partnership was first conditionally registered, or when it was established.

No. Conditional registration [s13-5(1A)] Conditional registration

effective

1. Arowana Partners Growth Australasian Fund II, LP


09/06/11



18/02/11



15/10/10

4. Sydney Angels Sidecar Fund, LP


23/07/10

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REPORTING REQUIREMENT15-17 Annual reports for ESVCLP

Innovation Australia is required to publish copies of ESVCLP's reports on the implementation of their approved investment plans.

Full Registration

Carnegie Innovation Fund, LP


The Fund made no investments in the 2010-11 financial year. The Fund carried on activities related to making eligible venture capital investments and implementing its approved investment plan during this period.

Constant Innovation, LP

L0000199P, an incorporated limited partnership registered in VIC

The Fund has established the necessary management practices and protocols to manage, assess and monitor investments and ensure the Fund maintains full compliance.

Oneventures Innovation Fund, LP


The Fund made one investment in 2010-11 financial year. The Fund operates and only carried on activities in accordance with its approved investment plan and that these activities related to the making and holding of investments as permitted by the Venture Capital Act 2002.

Parallel Capital No. 1, LP


The Fund continues to operate in accordance with its investment plan and has established the necessary management practices and protocols including those to enable the Fund to comply with the reporting requirements for Innovation Australia.

Conditional Registration

Arowana Partners Growth Australasian Fund II, LP


The Fund was recently registered and is in the process of securing sufficient capital to gain full registration. After this it will commence implementing its investment plan.

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BGS Early Stage Venture Capital Limited Partnership


To date there have been no investments made by the Fund under the approved investment plan. All investments that will be made in the future will be modelled on the partnerships approved investment plan.

Elcano Sustainability Investments 2, LP


The Fund has yet to raise capital. Once sufficient capital has been raised and full registration achieved, investment activity, in accordance with the approved plan, will commence.

Early Stage Capital Expansion Fund LP


The Fund is yet to complete its capital raising. When the capital raising is complete and the Fund is ready to invest, investments will be made in line with the approved investment plan.

Sydney Angels Sidecar Fund, LP


The Fund received notification of its unconditional registration as an ESVCLP on 4 August 2011. Accordingly, the Fund made no investments under its approved investment plan during the year ended 30 June 2011.

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APPENDIX OVENTURE CAPITAL LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS (VCLP)

PROGRAM BREAKDOWNTable O1 List of current VCLPs at 30 June 2011

Table O2 List of partnerships that became VCLPs during 2010-11

Table O3 List of partnerships that ceased to be VCLPs during 2010-11

Table O4 List of conditional VCLP registrations lapsed during 2010-11

Note: Appendix O Tables O1 to O4 are prepared in accordance with section 46 (2A) (g - l) of the IR&D Act 1986. In reference to section 46 (2A) (j), (k) and (l) there are no entities registered under Part 3 of the Venture Capital Act 2002.

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Table O1 List of VCLPs in existence at 30 June 2011

No. Full registration [s13-1]: At 30 June 2011 the following partnerships were registered under s13-1 of the Venture Capital Act 2002. Registration under this provision is known as full registration. These VCLPs have raised at least $10 million.

Registration taken to have come into force

1. A&B ETCF, LP


21/02/07

2. Anacacia Partnership 1, LP


13/06/07

3. Anchorage Capital Partners Fund, LP


07/04/08

4. ANU MTAA Super Venture Capital Partnership, LP

19000001, an incorporated limited partnership registered in the ACT

28/07/05

5. Archer Capital VCLP 3, LP


29/04/04



04/03/10

7. Archer Capital VCLP GF 1, LP


26/06/06

8. Arowana Capital Australasian Micro-Cap Private Equity partnership 1, LP


18/07/07

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9. BBF1 Partnership, LP


16/11/07

10. Cleantech Australia Fund, LP

L0000146S, an incorporated limited partnership registered in VIC

31/08/07

11. Crescent Capital Partners II, LP


26/07/04

12. Crescent Capital Partnership III, LP


25/10/06

13. Crescent Capital Partners IV, LP


15/06/10

14. CWC Corporate Opportunity No.1 Limited

Partnership, LP

L0000113A, an incorporated limited partnership registered in VIC

20/09/06

15. Equity Partners Fund No. 3, LP


15/11/06

16. Fulcrum Capital Partners No.1, LP


14/02/07

17. Goldman Sachs Trans-Tasman Private Equity Fund 07, LP


14/02/07

18. Harbert Australian Private Equity Fund I, LP

090053575, is a limited partnership registered with the State of Delaware

23/02/09

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19. Innovation Capital Fund II, LP


07/10/05

20. Jolimont Secondaries Fund II, LP

L0000119N, an incorporated limited a partnership registered in VIC

15/11/06

21. MRCF IIF, LP


27/01/11

22. Next Capital 1, LP

L0000101T, an incorporated limited partnership registered in VIC

16/11/05

23. Next Capital II, LP

L0000159B, an incorporated limited partnership registered in VIC

07/04/08

24. Propel Private Equity Fund II, LP


26/07/04

25. Quadrant Private Equity No 1, LP


13/09/05

26. Quadrant Private Equity Fund No.2, LP


14/02/07

27. Quadrant Private Equity Fund No.3, LP


29/11/10

28. South Australian Life Science Advancement Partnership, LP

LP020, an incorporated limited partnership registered in SA

20/09/06

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29. Southern Cross Fund No. 1, LP


22/06/06

30. Starfish Technology Fund 1, LP

L0000062J, an incorporated limited partnership registered in VIC

10/02/04

31. Starfish Technology Fund II, LP

L0000128P, an incorporated limited partnership registered in VIC

17/04/07

32. Triangle Resource Fund (Australia), LP


12/08/05

33. Viburnum Private Equity Partnership 1, LP


09/10/07

34. Wolseley Partners Fund I, LP


07/09/04

35. Wolseley Partners Fund II, LP


16/11/07

36. Yuuwa Capital, LP


10/11/08

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No. Conditional registration [s13-5]: Limited partnerships that have yet to raise capital and do not qualify for full registration can be conditionally registered. The partnership then has 24 months to achieve full registration. At 30 June 2011 the following partnerships were registered under s13-5 of the Venture Capital Act 2002.

Conditional registration effective

1. Allegro Private Equity II, LP

ILP0000073 an incorporated limited partnership registered in NSW

15/10/10



09/06/11

3. Champ Ventures Investments 7 LP


15/04/11



19/02/10

5. Harbert Australian Private Equity Parallel Fund I. LP

L0000188J, an incorporated limited partnership registered in VIC

09/10/09

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No. Full registration [s13-1] Board decision




23/07/10 04/03/10

2. Crescent Capital Partners IV LP


15/04/11 15/06/10

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No. Full registration [s13-1] Board decision


3. MRCF IIF Partnership, LP


09/06/11 27/01/11

4. Quadrant Private Equity Fund 3, LP


18/02/11 29/11/10

* The Venture Capital Act 2002 [s13-10] provides for a partnership’s full registration to be backdated when the partnership was first conditionally registered, or established.

No. Conditional registration [s13-5] Conditional registration effective

1. Allegro Private Equity II, LP


15/10/10



09/06/11

3. Champ Ventures Investments 7 LP


15/04/11

4. Crescent Capital Partners IV LP


23/07/10

5. MRCF IIF Partnership, LP


18/02/11

6. Quadrant Private Equity Fund 3, LP


10/12/10

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Table O3 List of partnerships that ceased to be VCLPs during 2010 11

No. Under Section 17-25 Date revoked

1. Quay Investor Group Fund No.1, LP


15/10/2010

Table O4 Conditional VCLP registrations lapsed during 2010-11

No. The following conditionally registered VCLP had its conditional registration lapse under s13-10 of the Venture Capital Act.

Date lapsed

1. Redfire Venture Capital Partnership, LP

L0000174X an incorporated limited partnership registered in VIC

28/10/2010

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APPENDIX PPOOLED DEVELOPMENT FUNDS (PDF)

PROGRAM BREAKDOWNTable P1 List of current PDFs at 30 June 2011

Table P2 Companies that ceased to be PDFs during 2010-11 under sections 45, 46 and 47

Note: Appendix P Tables P1 and P2 reflect the requirements set out in section 46 (2A) (a – f) of the IR&D Act 1986. In reference to section 46 (2A) (b), (c) and (d), the closure of the PDF program (on 21 June 2007) prevents new registrations under this program.

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Table P1 List of PDFs in existence at 30 June 2011

No. [Companies registered under s14 of the Pooled Development Funds Act 1992]

Date registere

d

1. Acrux Limited

ACN 082 001 152

07/07/99

2. Advent III Private Equity Limited

ACN 082 863 769

22/06/98

3. Allaway Weaver Williams Development Fund Pty Ltd

ACN 082 012 940

29/06/98

4. ATF Group (PDF) Limited

ACN 106 213 772

29/09/03

5. Ausfirst Capital Limited

ACN 091 945 443

16/05/00

6. Austock Group Limited

ACN 087 334 370

07/06/99

7. Australian Biomedical Fund No.4 Limited

ACN 117 429 795

13/12/05

8. Australian Capital Fund Pty Ltd

ACN 094 900 311

22/12/00

9. Authorised Investment Fund Limited

ACN 068 793 322

03/05/95

10. Biofusion Capital Pty Ltd

ACN 100 041 254

09/05/02

11. Biotech Capital Limited

ACN 091 979 172

29/03/00

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Date registere

d

12. Bluepeak VC Technology Pooled Fund Limited

ACN 077 305 198

13/03/00

13. CVC Sustainable Investments Limited

ACN 088 731 837

20/12/99

14. Dynamic Development Fund Pty Ltd

ACN 116 187 270

01/11/05

15. Efficient Energy Australia Limited

ACN 078 867 446

05/08/97

16. ePark Direct Equity Fund Pty Ltd

ACN 093 613 793

22/12/00

17. EMC Solar Limited

ACN 108 702 101

20/05/04

18. First Tasmania Investments Limited

ACN 080 755 746

22/12/97

19. Future Capital Development Fund Limited

ACN 081 825 470

06/04/98

20. Genesis BDI Limited

ACN 081 768 907

08/10/02

21. Growthtech International Pty Ltd

ACN 065 951 091

18/07/97

22. Healthnet Investments Pty Ltd

ACN 088 674 846

27/09/99

23. Hochma Development Fund Limited

ACN 069 159 299

20/01/97

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Date registere

d

24. Incubator Capital Limited

ACN 091 499 357

29/03/00

25. Innovation Capital Limited

ACN 086 439 107

30/03/99

26. Innovest PDF Limited

ACN 118 146 035

23/03/06

27. Match Development Fund Pty Ltd

ACN 122 203 641

15/11/06

28. MEC Resources Ltd

ACN 113 900 020

19/09/05

29. Mine Innovation Development Fund Pty Ltd

ACN 107 370 123

21/01/04

30. Nanyang Australia I Limited

ACN 062 516 787

20/12/93

31. Nanyang Australia II Limited

ACN 072 468 798

26/06/96

32. New Frugalitas Fund Limited

ACN 099 058 250

02/05/05

33. Nextec Development Capital Limited

ACN 068 582 936

11/05/95

34. Northstate Capital Limited

ACN 070 674 234

19/09/95

35. Origin Capital Limited

ACN 079 800 196

06/04/98

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Date registere

d

36. Pacific Development Capital Limited

ACN 088 964 112

05/10/99

37. Paragon Equity Limited

ACN 096 576 439

15/06/01

38. Phoenix Development Fund Limited

ACN 094 922 602

21/12/00

39. Prosperity Capital Pty Ltd

ACN 106 420 811

20/12/06

40. Saltbush Funds Management Limited

ACN 102 298 546

26/02/04

41. Smallco Development Capital Pty Ltd

ACN 070 660 356

12/12/95

42. Strategic Development Fund Limited

ACN 118 437 960

23/03/06

43. Strategic Elements Ltd

ACN 122 437 503

15/11/06

44. Technology Development Investment Limited

ACN 063 379 064

07/03/94

45. Teltec Capital Limited

ACN 080 975 702

20/02/98

46. The New Millennium Fund Pty Ltd

ACN 089 529 733

02/12/99

47. The Pioneer Development Fund (Aust) Limited

ACN 103 118 761

20/12/02

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Table P2 List of Companies that ceased to be PDFs during 2010-2011

Under Section 45 - Automatic Revocation Date revoked

Australian Biomedical Fund No.1 Limited

ACN 089 872 999

26/01/11

2. Australian Biomedical Fund No.2 Limited

ACN 089 873 030

26/01/11

3. Australian Biotechnology & Healthcare Fund No.3 Limited

ACN 094 676 552

26/01/11

4. Black Orb Pty Ltd

ACN 114 350 864

10/10/10

5 Tilmanstone Queensland Investment Pty Ltd

ACN 108 213 841

25/07/10


No.

Under Section 46 - Revocation on application by PDF

Date revoked

1. Australis Investment Holding Pty Ltd

ACN 121 768 116

03/10/10

2. IPO Investments Limited

ACN 122 917 837

15/10/10

3. Jacaranda Capital Pty Ltd

ACN 120 557 208

15/10/10

4. Newtech Capital Pty Ltd

ACN 119 115 696

15/10/10

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No.

Under Section 47 - Revocation at Innovation Australia’s discretion

Date revoked

1. Digital Content Explorer Fund Pty Ltd

ACN 118 947 292

15/10/10

2. Hunter Technology Group Limited

ACN 122 745 117

03/09/10

3. Mediasmart Management Pty Ltd

ACN 098 578 664

15/10/10

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APPENDIX QPRE-SEED FUND (PSF) PROGRAM BREAKDOWN

Table Q1 Australian Government funds paid to PSF investee companies by fund manager, 2010-11

Table Q2 PSF investee companies receiving financial support by industry sector, 2010-11

Table Q3 PSF investee companies receiving financial support by state and territory, 2010-11

Note: Appendix Q Tables Q1 to Q3 are prepared in accordance with section 46 (2) (c) (i) and (ii) of the IR&D Act 1986.

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Table Q1 Australian Government funds paid to PSF investee companies by fund manager, 2010-11

Fund Manager Investments ($m)

Allen and Buckeridge Asset Management Ltd 0.00

GBS Venture Partners Limited 0.48

SciVentures Investments Pty Ltd 1.35

Starfish Ventures Ltd 0.25

Total 2.08

Table Q2 PSF investee companies receiving financial support by industry sector, 2010-11

SectorNumber of Companies

Supported

Information Technology and Telecommunications 1

Life sciences/Biosciences 10

Engineering 1

Total 12

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Table Q3 PSF investee companies receiving financial support by state and territory, 2010-11

State/TerritoryNumber of Companies

Supported

NSW 1

VIC 7

QLD 1

WA 0

SA 1

TAS 0

ACT 0

NT 0

Others (located overseas) 2

Total 12

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APPENDIX R(ACIS STAGE 2) MOTOR VEHICLE PRODUCER (MVP)

R&D SCHEME BREAKDOWNTable R1 MVP R&D Scheme grant agreements – current

commitments, 2010-11

Table R2 MVP R&D Scheme grant payments by company, 2010-11

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Table R1 MVP R&D scheme grant agreements - current commitments, 2010-11

Round 1 Recipient ActivityACIS Duty Credits

Ford Motor Company of Australia Ltd

State of the Art Engine Initiatives for the Ford Falcon and Territory Ranges.

27,977,797

GM Holden Ltd Smart Architecture Development. 4,090,835

GM Holden LtdFuel Economy and Emissions Improvement.

1,833,300

GM Holden Ltd Safety and Intelligent Systems. 1,050,300

Toyota Motor Corporation Australia Ltd

Toyota Software Development Project.

4,248,180

Total39,200,412


Ford Motor Company of Australia Ltd

New Ford Territory model powered by State of the Art Alternative Fuel Engine Technology.

18,442,080

Ford Motor Company of Australia Ltd E8 Platform Expansion.

259,875

GM Holden LtdHybrid Power Train Development.

2,870,452

GM Holden LtdFuel Economy and Alternate Fuels.

17,499,780

GM Holden LtdHuman Machine Interface Development.

1,080,000

GM Holden LtdGlobal Smart Architecture and Design Process.

6,156,000

Toyota Motor Corporation Australia Ltd

Toyota SCON Vehicle Development Project.

5,151,060

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Total51,459,247

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Table R2 MVP R&D scheme grant payments by company, 2010-11

Organisation ACIS Duty Credits

Ford Motor Company of Australia Ltd 13,601,988

GM Holden Ltd 8,809,888

Toyota Motor Corporation Australia Ltd 125,060

Total 22,536,936

Note: MVP R&D Scheme provides benefits in the form of ACIS duty credits.

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APPENDIX SCOMMERCIAL READY PROGRAM BREAKDOWN

Table S1 Commercial Ready program grant payments by state and territory, 2010-11

Table S2 Commercial Ready program grant payments by company, 2010-11

Note: Appendix S Tables S1 and S2 are prepared in accordance with section 46 (2) (c) (i) and (ii) of the IR&D Act 1986.

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Table S1 Commercial Ready program grant payments by state and territory, 2010-11

State/Territory Total Payments ($) Per cent of total (%)

NSW 1,721,232 31

VIC 634,616 11

QLD 331,697 6

SA 831,860 15

WA 1,836,417 33

TAS 218,194 4

ACT 0 0

NT 0 0

Total 5,574,016 100

Note: The total figure represents the value of the payments made during the year and does not include any amounts that may have been repaid.

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Table S2 Commercial Ready program grant payments by company, 2010-11

Organisation Grant Payments ($)

Alpha Chemicals Pty Ltd 145,918

Aquarius Technologies Pty Ltd 52,722

AtCor Medical Pty Ltd 83,660

Atlas Marine International Pty Ltd 13,059

Avexa Ltd 91,090

Barrett Communications Pty Ltd 145,683

Buderim Ginger Ltd 78,221

CHK Gridsense Pty Ltd 76,760

Capital Markets Consulting Pty Ltd 130,821

Caplop Pty Ltd 39,329

Clinical Genomics Pty Ltd 72,743

Coral Sea Pearls Pty Ltd 18,875

Desmond Fitzgerald & Associates Pty Ltd 252,926

GasTech Australia Pty Ltd 28,122

Gershwin Pty Ltd 135,704

Go Medical Industries Pty Ltd 86,674

Hugh Jones Instruments Pty Ltd 15,581

I.A.H. Manufacturing Pty Ltd 328,788

INC Corporation Pty Ltd 158,541

JRB Engineering Pty Ltd 154,000

Lencom Antennas Pty Ltd 40,421

Leslie Consulting Pty Ltd 33,116

Lobster Harvest Pty Ltd 84,770

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Marinova Pty Ltd 5,232

Micromine Pty Ltd 1,113,409

Novozymes Biologicals Australia Pty Ltd 33,719

Open Kernel Labs Pty Ltd 713,231

Pivot Maritime International Pty Ltd 151,734

Redarc Technologies Pty Ltd 100,443

Reproductive Health Science Pty Ltd 138,341

Research Laboratories of Australia Pty Ltd 37,769

SPLat Controls Pty Ltd 25,094

Secura Shield Australia Pty Ltd 55,829

Smart Digital Optics Pty Ltd 12,500

Stainless Tube Mills (Aust) Pty Ltd 106,965

T-Mag Pty Ltd 92,722

TGR BioSciences Pty Ltd 359,232

Tasmanian Selected Abalone Pty Ltd 61,228

VEEM Ltd 223,759

Voicetronix Pty Ltd 12,353

ZHold Pty Ltd 62,932

Total 5,574,016

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APPENDIX TRENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE

(REDI) PROGRAM BREAKDOWNTable T1 REDI program grant payments by state and

territory, 2010-11

Table T2 REDI program grant payments by company, 2010-11

Note: Appendix T Tables T1 and T2 are prepared in accordance with section 46 (2) (c) (i) and (ii) of the IR&D Act 1986.

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Table T1 REDI program grant payments by state and territory, 2010-11


NSW 431,301 72

VIC 0 0

QLD 0 0

SA 0 0

WA 150,740 25

TAS 0 0

ACT 18,412 3

NT 0 0

Total 600,453 100


Table T2 REDI program grant payments by company, 2010-11


BioPower Systems Pty Ltd 309,493

Microbiogen Pty Ltd 121,808

Torrens Energy Limited 150,740

Windlab Systems Pty Ltd 18,412

Total 600,453

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APPENDIX UINDUSTRY COOPERATIVE INNOVATION PROGRAM

(ICIP) BREAKDOWNTable U1 ICIP grant payments by state and territory, 2010-

11

Table U2 ICIP grant payments by entity, 2010-11

Note: Appendix U Table U1 is prepared in accordance with section 46 (2) (b) (i-iv) of the IR&D Act 1986.

Appendix U Table U2 is prepared in accordance with section 46 (2) (c) (i) and (ii) of the IR&D Act 1986.

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Table U1 ICIP grant payments by state and territory, 2010-11


NSW 709,120 52

VIC 223,579 16

QLD 8,310 1

SA 13,477 1

WA 0 0

TAS 300,000 22

ACT 57,133 4

NT 59,063 4

Total 1,370,682 100


Table U2 ICIP grant payments by entity, 2010-11


ACYTE Biotech Pty Ltd 8,310

Australian Barramundi Culture Pty Ltd 59,063

Australian Manufacturing Technology Institute Ltd 223,579

Australian Pipeline Industry Association 57,133

Building Products Innovation Council Limited 76,411

Dayang Electronic Manufacturing Pty Ltd 65,012

Digital Radio Broadcasting Australia Pty Ltd 223,034

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Onesteel Manufacturing Pty Ltd 112,700

Water Services Association of Australia Limited 13,477

Welding Technology Institute of Australia 231,963

Wine Industry Tasmania Ltd 300,000

Total 1,370,682

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APPENDIX VADMINISTRATION

BOARD AND COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIPAppendix V1 Innovation Australia

Appendix V2 Green Car Innovation Committee

Appendix V3 Climate Ready Committee

Appendix V4 Innovation Grants Committee

Appendix V5 Tax Concession Committee

Appendix V6 Venture Capital Committee

Appendix V7 Commercialisation Australia Board

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APPENDIX V1 INNOVATION AUSTRALIAChair Term of Appointment

Mr David Miles AM1

Company Director14 October 2010 to 26 September 2013

Members

Mr Carlos BroensManaging DirectorBroens Industries Pty Ltd

27 September 2008 to 31 July 2011

Ms Margaret Calvert2

PartnerNorcal

14 October 2010 to 6 July 2012

Dr Laurie HammondDirectoriQ Funds

6 May 2010 to 7 February 2013

Mr Roger HarleyDirectorFawkner Capital Management Pty Ltd

27 September 2007 to 26 September 2010

Mr Leslie HoskingCompany Director


Ms Elizabeth Lewis-Gray3

Managing DirectorGekko Systems Pty Ltd

14 October 2010 to 13 October 2013

Mr Gerard NoonanChairMedia Super


Dr Peter Riddles4

DirectorViciBio Pty Ltd


Dr Beverley RonaldsGroup ExecutiveCSIRO Energy

14 December 2009 to 13 December 2012

Dr Jonathan Spring5 14 October 2010 to 13 October 1 The extended caretaker arrangements resulting from the 2010 election delayed the appointment of members. To ensure continuity in this period, Mr Miles AM was appointed as an acting Chair from 27 September 2010 to 13 October 2010; he was appointed as Chair for a second term from 14 October 2010 to 26 September 2013.

2 Ms Calvert was appointed for a second term from 14 October 2010 to 6 July 2012.

3 Ms Lewis-Gray, Dr Riddles and Dr Spring were appointed for second terms from 14 October 2010 to 13 October 2013.

4

5

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Chair Term of Appointment

Managing DirectorCEOS Pty Ltd

2013

Mr Peter ThomasDirectorTFG International Pty Ltd


Mr Kenneth WindleChief Executive Officer and ChairmanAdvent Pharmaceuticals Pty Ltd


Ms Chris ButlerHead of DivisionAusIndustry

Ex-officio appointment

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APPENDIX V2 GREEN CAR INNOVATION COMMITTEE 6

Chair Term of Appointment

Mr Leslie HoskingCompany Director


Members

Dr Vijoleta Braach-MaksvytisCompany Director & Innovation Consultant

30 April 2009 to 29 April 2011

Mr Barry DysonManaging DirectorSpecialised Technical Services Australia Pty Ltd


Professor Peter HodgsonDirectorInstitute for Technology Research and InnovationDeakin University


Mr Richard JohnsPrincipalAustralian Automotive Intelligence

28 July 2009 to 27 July 2012

Mr David RyanDirectorPADAL Investments Pty Ltd

28 July 2009 to 27 July 2012

Professor Michael TaylorDirectorInstitute for Sustainable Systems & TechnologiesUniversity of South Australia


6 The Green Car Innovation Committee was revoked as at 30 June 2011 and all remaining Committee appointments lapsed as of that date.

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APPENDIX V3 CLIMATE READY COMMITTEEChair Term of AppointmentMr Carlos BroensManaging DirectorBroens Industries Pty Ltd

1 August 2008 to 31 July 2011

Members

Mr Adrian ChegwiddenSustainable Energy ConsultantAdvanced Energy Resources

1 August 2008 to 1 April 2011

Dr Ross Fardon7

Managing DirectorFardon and Associates Pty Ltd

1 July 2010 to 30 June 2013

Dr Bruce GodfreyPrincipal and DirectorWyld Group Pty Ltd


Mr Peter LaverVice PresidentAustralian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering

1 August 2008 to 1 June 2011

Dr Jennifer MartyDirectorJayMart Pty Ltd

1 August 2008 to 1 April 2011

Dr Bruce WhanDirectorSwinburne Knowledge


7 Dr Fardon was appointed for a second term from 1 July 2010 to 30 June 2013.

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APPENDIX V4 INNOVATION GRANTS COMMITTEEChair Term of Appointment

Dr Peter Riddles8

DirectorViciBio Pty Ltd


Members

Ms Julie Garland-McLellan9

PrincipalMcLellan Pty Ltd

6 May 2011 to 5 May 2014

Mr Peter JanssenDirectorJ Capital Pty Ltd


Mr Peter LaverConsultant

2 June 2011 to 1 June 2014

Dr Jonathan Spring8Managing DirectorCEOS Pty Ltd


Dr Colin SuttonDirectorMission Pty Limited


Mr Steve Telburn9Managing DirectorSecret Sauce Intellectual Property Ventures

6 May 2011 to 5 May 2014

8 Dr Riddles and Dr Spring were appointed for second terms from 19 October 2010 to 13 October 2013.

9 Ms Garland-McLellan and Mr Telburn were appointed for second terms from 6 May 2011 to 5 May 2014.

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APPENDIX V5 TAX CONCESSION COMMITTEE Chair Term of Appointment

Mr Peter ThomasDirectorTFG International Pty Ltd


Members

Ms Margaret CalvertPartnerNorcal

7 July 2009 to 6 July 2012

Mr Ric Clark10

Vice PresidentAlcatel – Lucent Australasia

15 March 2010 to 14 March 2013

Professor Jim GalvinProfessorGalvin and Associates

26 June 2008 to 25 June 2011

Dr Douglas HawleyManaging DirectorHellay Australia Pty Ltd

15 December 2009 to 14 December 2012

Professor Mary O’Kane11

PrincipalMary O’Kane and Associates Pty Ltd

16 July 2010 to 15 July 2011

Mr David WilsonGeneral ManagerResearch, Development and Venture Capital BranchAusIndustry


10 Mr Clark resigned from the Committee on 23 May 201111 Professor O’Kane was appointed for a second term from 16 July 2010 to 15 July 2011.

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APPENDIX V6 VENTURE CAPITAL COMMITTEE Chair Term of Appointment

Mr Gerard NoonanChairMedia Super


Members

Professor Stephen BarkoczyFaculty of LawMonash University

1 March 2011 to 28 February 2014

Mr Nicholas CallinanManaging PartnerCollins Hill Pty Ltd

31 July 2008 to 30 July 2011

Ms Margaret CalvertPartnerNorcal


Mr Marty GauvinManaging DirectorTier 5 Pty Ltd andPresident and Chief Executive OfficerVirtual Ark Pty Ltd

31 July 2008 to 30 July 2011

Mr John Grant AMChairmanGrantham Management


Mr Nigel HallManagerInnovation CentreSunshine Coast

1 March 2011 to 28 February 2014

Mr Roger HarleyDirectorFawkner Capital Management Pty Ltd


Ms Debra HeitmannManaging DirectorHado Investments Pty Ltd


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APPENDIX V7 COMMERCIALISATION AUSTRALIA BOARDChair Term of AppointmentDr Laurie HammondDirectoriQ Funds

8 February 2010 to 7 February 2013

MembersMr Nixon AppleIndustry and Economic AdviserAustralian Manufacturing Workers’ Union National Office

8 February 2010 to 7 February 2013

Ms Jan BingleyGeneral ManagerIP Licensing and Technology Transfer, CSIRO

8 February 2010 to 31 July 2012

Dr Susan Pond AMProfessorDow Sustainability Program, United States Study Centre

8 February 2010 to 30 November 2012

Dr Bruce WhanDirectorSwinburne Knowledge

8 February 2010 to 31 July 2012

Dr Katherine WoodthorpeChief ExecutiveThe Australian Private Equity and Venture Capital Association Ltd

8 February 2010 to 30 November 2012

Mr Doron Ben-MeirChief Executive OfficerCommercialisation Australia


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APPENDIX WLEGAL MATTERS/LITIGATION

Table W1 Current litigation matters

Table W2 Litigation matters completed

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DECISIONS BY COURTS AND ADMINISTRATIVE APPEALS TRIBUNAL

During 2010-11 financial year Innovation Australia was involved in a total of 17 matters in the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT).

One new application for AAT review was received during the year. Three AAT proceedings were withdrawn by the applicant, four matters proceeded to hearing in the AAT and resulted in decisions in favour of Innovation Australia and three matters were resolved before hearing with concessions made by Innovation Australia to the applicants.

Table W1 Current litigation matters

Current cases as at

30 June 2011

Supreme Court

Federal Court

Administrative Appeals Tribunal

Board as appellant/applicant

0 0 0

Board as respondent 0 0 7

Table W2 Litigation matters completed

Completed cases as at

30 June 2011

Supreme Court

Federal Court

Administrative Appeals Tribunal

Board as appellant/applicant

0 0 0

Board as respondent 0 0 10

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APPENDIX XMARKETING

Table X1 Media Announcements 2010-11

Date Media article title

14 Jul 2010 Commercialisation Australia to support jobs for the future

10 Sept 2010 $63 million to bring Toyota engine line to Victoria

30 Sept 2010 Introduction of the R&D Tax Credit

13 Oct 2010 New GM Holden body shop - another new car plan success

15 Oct 2010 Strengthening our economy through commercialisation

5 Nov 2010 New venture capital investment a boost for innovation

5 Nov 2010 $160m to help innovative start-up companies

22 Nov 2010 All independent MPs support boost for R&D

20 Jan 2011 New automotive transformation scheme hits the road running

21 Jan 2011 $3.5m Green Car grant for cleaner LPG fuel system

31 Jan 2011 New car plan for a greener future – the journey continues

9 Feb 2011 Keep our auto industry strong

18 Feb 2011 Prototype of Australia’s first modern family-sized electric car

28 Feb 2011 Gillard Government welcomes Aussie Cruze

3 Mar 2011 Commercialisation Australia: getting good ideas to market

31 Mar 2011 Innovation creating and unlocking ideas

5 Apr 2011 Manufacturers and producers go green

19 May 2011 $40m grant to help Holden make a ‘greener’ Commodore

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Date Media article title

19 May 2011 Combining Australia and India's automotive strength

6 Jun 2011 Help for early stage innovators gets the tick

9 Jun 2011 Fund managers get $60m boost for smart start-ups

15 Jun 2011 Crossbench support means new R&D Tax Credit will start on 1 July 2011

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CONTACT DETAILS1. How to contact Innovation Australia:

Innovation Australia Secretariat

Telephone Number: (02) 6213 7400

Fax Number: (02) 6213 7677

By email: [email protected]

By post: Innovation Australia

GPO Box 2704

CANBERRA CITY ACT 2601

2. For further information about Innovation Australia and its programs, please visit our website www.ausindustry.gov.au

or contact the AusIndustry hotline 13 28 46

or contact a Customer Service Manager in your state or territory as listed.

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http://www.ausindustry.gov.au/

mailto:[email protected]

AusIndustry Offices Telephone Facsimile

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY

Industry House

10 Binara Street


GPO Box 9839


Email: [email protected]

(02) 6213 7335 (02) 6213 7644

NEW SOUTH WALES

Level 5, 341 George Street

SYDNEY NSW 2000

GPO Box 9839

SYDNEY NSW 2001

Email: ainsw @ innovation.gov.au

(02) 9226 6000 (02) 9226 6002

Regional Offices Telephone Facsimile

Wollongong – Illawarra and South Coast Region

Suite 1, Terrace Level

Crown Tower, 200 Crown Street

WOLLONGONG NSW 2520

PO Box 5427

WOLLONGONG NSW 2520

(02) 4254 5534 (02) 4225 2607

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Newcastle – Newcastle Hunter Region

IDC Hunter

130 University Drive

CALLAGHAN NSW 2308

PO Box 189

HUNTER REGION MC NSW 2310

(02) 4014 5977 (02) 4960 3847

Tamworth – Northern Central NSW Region

Level 1, 345 Peel Street

TAMWORTH NSW 2340

PO Box 920

TAMWORTH NSW 2340

(02) 6761 3624 (02) 6761 3571

Wagga Wagga – South West NSW Region

48 Fitzmaurice Street

WAGGA WAGGA NSW 2650

PO Box 5761

WAGGA WAGGA NSW 2650

(02) 6921 1828 (02) 6921 6415

VICTORIA

Level 5,

111 Bourke Street

MELBOURNE VIC 3000

GPO Box 85

MELBOURNE VIC 3001


(03) 9268 7555 (03) 9268 7599


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Ballarat – Western and South Western Victoria Region

48 Sturt Street

BALLARAT VIC 3350

PO Box 511

BALLARAT VIC 3353

(03) 5320 5960

(03) 5331 7973

Bendigo – Northern Victoria Region

Level 1, 56-60 King Street

BENDIGO VIC 3550

PO Box 1332

BENDIGO CENTRAL VIC 3552

(03) 5442 4199

(03) 5441 8941

Trafalgar – Gippsland Region

Trafalgar Technology Centre

107 Princes Highway

TRAFALGAR VIC 3824

PO Box 247

TRAFALGAR VIC 3824

(03) 5633 3436

(03) 5633 3439

SOUTH AUSTRALIA/NORTHERN TERRITORY

Level 11, Terrace Towers

178 North Terrace

ADELAIDE SA 5000

GPO Box 9839

ADELAIDE SA 5001


(08) 8406 4700

(08) 8406 4717


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Mount Gambier – Southern South Australia Region

Old Town Hall

Commercial Street East

MOUNT GAMBIER SA 5290

PO Box 1537

MOUNT GAMBIER SA 5290

(08) 8723 1057 (08) 8725 8949

Port Augusta – Northern South Australia Region

(08) 8406 4707 N/A

DARWIN

Ground Floor, Development House

76 The Esplanade

DARWIN NT 0800

PO Box 4816

DARWIN NT 0801

(08) 8941 9250 (08) 8941 5603

TASMANIA

Level 4, AMP Building

86 Collins Street

HOBART TAS 7000

GPO Box 9839

HOBART TAS 7001


(03) 6230 9915 (03) 6230 9901

Regional Office Telephone Facsimile

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Launceston – Northern Tasmania Region

Level 1, Cornwall Square

12-16 St John Street

LAUNCESTON TAS 7250

PO Box 823

LAUNCESTON TAS 7250

(03) 6331 4183 (03) 6331 3452

QUEENSLAND

Level 12, 100 Creek Street

BRISBANE QLD 4000

GPO Box 9839

BRISBANE QLD 4001


(07) 3227 4700 (07) 3227 4730


Gold Coast – Southern Queensland and Northern Costal NSW Region

Level 1, 26 Marine Parade

SOUTHPORT QLD 4215

PO Box 1448

SOUTHPORT BC QLD 4215

(07) 5503 1601 (07) 5503 1628

Townsville – Northern Queensland Region

Level 1, Enterprise House

Cnr The Strand and Sir Leslie Thiess Drive

TOWNSVILLE QLD 4810

PO Box 326

TOWNSVILLE QLD 4810

(07) 4721 6649 (07) 4721 0753

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Bundaberg - Central Queensland Region

205 Bourbong Street

BUNDABERG QLD 4670

GPO Box 1386

BUNDABERG QLD 4670

(07) 4151 0660 (07) 4151 0708

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Level 25, St Martins Tower

44 St Georges Terrace

PERTH WA 6000

GPO Box 9839

PERTH WA 6848


(08) 9287 3500 (08) 9287 3511

Regional Office Telephone Facsimile

Bunbury – South West Australia Region

Level 10, Bunbury Tower

61 Victoria Street

BUNBURY WA 6230

PO Box 2488

BUNBURY WA 6231

(08) 9721 8216 (08) 9721 7584

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ACRONYM INDEXA

AAT Administrative Appeals Tribunal

ABS Australian Bureau of Statistics

ACIS Australian Competitiveness and Investment Scheme

ACRE Australian Centre for Renewable Energy

AFOF Australian Venture Capital Fund of Funds

ANZSIC Australian and New Zealand Standard Industrial Classification

ARC Australian Research Council

ASIC Australian Securities and Investments Commission

ASRC Australian Standard Research Classification

ATO Australian Taxation Office

B

BERD Business Expenditure on Research and Development

C

CA Commercialisation Australia Program

CAC Act Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1997

CIV Collective Investment Vehicles

COMET Commercialising Emerging Technologies program

D

DIISR Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research

DOI Disclosure of Interest

E

ERA Excellence in Research for Australia

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ESVCLP Early Stage Venture Capital Limited Partnership

G

GCIF Green Car Innovation Fund

GCIC Green Car Innovation Committee

GERD Gross Expenditure on Research and Development

GST Goods and Services Tax

I

ICIP Industry Cooperative Innovation Program

ICTIP ICT Incubators Program

IGC Innovation Grants Committee

IIF Innovation Investment Fund

IIFF Innovation Investment Follow-on Fund

ILP Incorporated Limited Partnership

IR&D Industry Research and Development

IR&D Act Industry Research and Development Act 1986

ITAA Income Tax Assessment Act

M

MVP Motor Vehicle Producer

MVP R&D Schemes Motor Vehicle Producer R&D Scheme

N

NRG R&D Tax National Reference Group

RTIC National Research Infrastructure Council

O

OECD Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

P

PDF Pooled Development Fund

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PDF Act Pooled Development Funds Act 1992

PMSEIC Prime Minister’s Science, Engineering and Innovation Council

PSF Pre-Seed Fund

R

RCC Retooling for Climate Change

R&D Research and development

REDI Renewable Energy Development Initiative

REEF Renewable Energy Equity Fund

RFCD Research Fields, Courses and Disciplines

RRA Registered Research Agency

T

TCC Tax Concession Committee

V

VC Act Venture Capital Act

VCC Venture Capital Committee

VCLP Venture Capital Limited Partnerships

VCR Venture Capital Registration

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INDEX

A(ACIS Stage 2) Motor Vehicle Producer (MVP) R&D Scheme (10, 20, 22, 83-84, 97, 99, 102, 105, 122, 124, 126, 128, Appendix R 199-200)

Program Breakdown (Appendix R 199-200)

Acronym Index (221-222)

Appendices (113-216)

AusIndustry Contacts (217-220)

Australian Centre for Renewable Energy (79, 100)

Australian Government Budget and Expenditure (formally Finance) (Attachment D 120)

Assistance provided by the Board (10-12)

Climate Ready Program (63)

Commercialisation Australia Program (55)

Commercial Ready Program (86)

COMET Program (68)

Green Car Innovation Fund (38)

ICIP Program (90)

IIF Program (44)

Pre-Seed Fund Program (81)

Program by Program Breakdown (Appendix E 121-129)

REDI Program (89)

Re-tooling for Climate Change Program (65)

Australian Taxation Office (12, 14, 24, 31-32, 72, 75, 77, 99-100)

Australian Venture Capital Fund of Funds (73)

BBacking Australia’s Ability (23, 85, 92)

Benefits Disbursed by State/Territory (12) of 65

Bionomics Limited (Innovation Investment Fund) (47-48)

CCFusion (Green Car Innovation Fund) (41-42)

Chairman’s Report (2-12)

Clean Business Australia (16-17, 63, 65)

Climate Ready Program (8, 10, 17, 22, 63-64, 97, 99, 102, 106-107, 120, 123, 125, 127, 129, Appendix K 170-172)

Committee (8, 64, 66, 89, 99, 102, 106-107, 210)

Committee Membership (210)

Program Breakdown (Appendix K 170-172)

Commercialisation Australia Program (4-6, 10, 16-17, 22, 54-59, 61-62, 97, 99, 102, 111-112, 120, 123, 125, 127, 129, Appendix J 161-169)

Board (54-55, 57-58, 99, 102, 111-112, 212)

Board Membership (212)

Program Breakdown (Appendix J 161-169)

Commercial Ready Plus (85-86, 97, 99, 102)

Commercial Ready Program (10, 22, 85-87, 92, 93, 97, 99, 102, 107, 108, 120, 122, 123, 125, 127, 129, Appendix S 201-203)

Program Breakdown (Appendix S 201-203)

Commercialising Emerging Technologies (COMET) Program (5, 10, 18, 22, 62, 67-70, 97, 102, 120, 123, 125, 127, 129, Appendix M 178-184)

Program Breakdown (Appendix M 178-184)

Committees

Board and Committee Membership (Appendix V 208-212)

Contacts (217-220)

Corporate Governance (95-112)

Code of Conduct (Appendix B 116)

Conflict of Interest (Appendix C 117-119)

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Customers Assisted by State/Territory (12)

DDepartment of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research (6-7, 9-10, 46, 57, 100, 116)

Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism (79, 100)

EEarly Stage Venture Capital Limited Partnerships (3-4, 18-19, 22, 71-72, 76, 97, 99, 102, 109-111, 122, 124, 126, 128, Appendix N 185-188)

Program Breakdown (Appendix N 185-188)

eWater Innovation (Commercialisation Australia) (59)

FFreshBins (R&D Tax Concession) (33-34)

Functions (97-98)

GGreen Car Innovation Fund (5, 8, 14-15, 22, 38-42, 97, 99, 102, 105-106, 120, 123, 125, 127, 129, Appendix G 154-156)

Committee (8, 40, 84, 99, 102, 105-106, 114-115, 210)


Program Breakdown (Appendix G 154-156)

HHEARD Systems (Innovation Investment Follow-on Fund) (52-53)

Highlights (13)

IIndustry Cooperative Innovation Program (ICIP) (22, 90-91, 97, 102, 120, 123, 125, 127, 129, Appendix U 206-207)

Program Breakdown (Appendix U 206-207)

Industry Research and Development Act 1986 (iii, 1, 22-23, 40, 58, 64, 70, 84, 87, 89, 91, 94, 96, 108, 117, 138)

Innovation Australia (96-104) of 65

Board’s structure (102)

Overview (96)

Functions (97-98)

Membership (Appendix V 209)

Mission statement (1)

Vision statement (1)

Innovation Grants Committee (87, 94, 99, 102, 107-108, 211)

Committee membership (211)

Innovation Investment Fund (2, 4-5, 8, 15-16, 22, 43-49, 72, 78, 97, 99, 102, 104, 109-111, 120, 122, 124, 126, 128, Appendix H 157-158)

Program breakdown (Appendix H 157-158)

Innovation Investment Follow-on Fund (15-16, 22, 48, 50-53, 97, 99, 102, 109-110, 120, 122, 124, 126, 128, Appendix I 159-160)

Committee (8, 19, 43, 46, 51, 72, 75-77, 79, 82, 99, 102, 104, 109-111, 212)


Program breakdown (Appendix I 159-160)

IPscape (Commercialisation Australia) (60-61)

LLegal Matters (Appendix W 213)

Letter of Transmittal (iii)

MMarathon Robotics (Commercialisation Australia) (62)

Marketing (Appendix X 215-216)

OOur Programs (21-94)

PPerimeter Security (R&D Tax Concession) (35)

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Pooled Development Funds (19, 22, 76-77, 97, 99, 102, 109-111, 122, 124, 126, 128, Appendix P 193-196)

Program Breakdown (Appendix P 193-196)

Powering Ideas: an Innovation Agenda for the 21st Century (2, 16, 54)

Pre-Seed Fund (PSF) (16, 19-20, 22, 49, 53, 80-82, 97, 99, 102, 109-111, 120, 122, 124, 126, 128, Appendix Q 197-198)

Program Breakdown (Appendix Q 197-198)

Program Breakdown (all) (Appendix E 121-129)

RR&D Start Program (22, 85, 92-94, 96-97, 99, 102, 107-108)

R&D Tax Concession Program (4-6, 10, 12, 14, 22-37, 53, 61, 63, 97, 99, 100, 102, 108-109, 122, 124, 126, 128, Appendix F 130-153)

175 per cent Premium (23, 27-30, 132, 136-137)

Administrative Reference Group (32)

Program Breakdown (Appendix F 130-153)

National Reference Group (32)

R&D Tax Offset (14, 23, 26-30, 132, 136-137)

Registered Research Agencies (31, 131, 138, 139-153)

R&D Tax Incentive (2, 5, 14, 31-32, 109)

Renewable Energy Development Initiative (REDI) (22, 88-89, 97, 99, 102, 106, 120, 123, 125, 127, 129, Appendix T 204-205)

Program Breakdown (Appendix T 204-205)

Renewable Energy Equity Fund (REEF) (16, 22, 78-79, 97, 99, 102, 109-111, 120, 122, 124, 126, 128)

Re-tooling for Climate Change Program (5, 8, 16, 17, 22, 65-66, 97, 99, 102, 106, 107, 120, 123, 125, 127, 129, Appendix L 173-177)

Program Breakdown (Appendix L 173-177)

SSpinifex Pharmaceuticals (Innovation Investment Fund) (49)

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TTarac Technologies (R&D Tax Concession) (36-37)

Tax Concession Committee (TCC) (31, 99, 102, 108-109, 211)


VVenture Capital Committee (8, 19, 43, 46, 51, 72, 75-77, 79, 82, 99, 102, 104, 109-111, 212)


Venture Capital Entities (76, 109)

Venture Capital Limited Partnerships Program (3-4, 19, 22, 71, 73-75, 97, 99, 102, 109, 122, 124, 126, 128, Appendix O 189-192)

Program Breakdown (Appendix O 189-192)

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