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(1) This procedure sets out the requirements for the governance and use of funds in Staff Support Accounts. (2) This procedure applies to all Staff Support Accounts. (3) This document should be read and understood by: (4) In the context of this document the following definitions apply: (5) Only funds which may be used at the discretion of the (6) At the time they are identified, funds may alternatively be transferred to the cost collector of a Centre or Institute as defined in the Guideline to define Units, Centres, and University Institutes rather than being put into a Staff Support Account. This decision cannot be reversed once funds are transferred. (7) Recovered indirect costs that are to be distributed to a University of Newcastle Chief Investigator or (8) The purpose of a Staff Support Account is to provide a pool of funds from which a (9) Funds held in Staff Support Accounts will be transferred to (10) The end date of Staff Support Accounts is set by the Chief Financial Officer. (11) Expenditure of funds from Staff Support Accounts are subject to the (12) Allowed activities for uses of funds in Staff Support Accounts are: (13) Staff Support Account funds cannot be used for: (14) (15) Any deficit from a grant (G Number) will be charged to the Staff Support Account of the Chief Investigator. Where there are multiple Chief Investigators on the grant then the deficit may be shared across all Chief Investigator's Staff Support Accounts. This includes deficits resulting from: (16) Funds remaining in a Staff Support Account may be rolled forward at the end of the each year subject to confirmation that the (17) Where the (18) A report of Staff Support Account balances will be provided on a periodic basis to the Pro Vice-Chancellor of the Staff Support Account Procedure
Section 1 - Purpose
Section 2 - Scope
Section 3 - Audience
Top of PageSection 4 - Definitions
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Defined Term
Meaning
Chief Investigator
means a person responsible for the conduct of
means a Support Account assigned to the
means a Support Account assigned to the
Staff Support Account
means a separate cost collector established for the deposit of surplus funds received by the
- under the Project and Consultancy Procedure;
- from grants (G Number) in accordance with this Procedure; or
- from the distribution of recovered indirect costs.
Stipend
means an amount provided for a Higher Degree by Research (HDR)
Section 5 - Procedure
Use of Funds in a Staff Support Account