States Grants (Advanced Education) Act 1969 - Legislation

States Grants (Advanced Education)

No. 81 of 1969

An Act relating to the grant of Financial Assistance to the States in connexion with Advanced Education.

[Assented to 26 September 1969]

[Date of commencement 24 October 1969]

BE it enacted by the Queen’s Most Excellent Majesty, the Senate, and the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Australia, as follows:—

Short title.

1. This Act may be cited as the States Grants (Advanced Education) Act 1969.

Interpretation.

2.—(1.) In this Act, unless the contrary intention appears—

“approved project” means a work or other matter in respect of a college of advanced education, being a work or other matter—

(a) specified in the Second Schedule; or

(b) approved by the Minister under paragraph (c) of subsection (1.) of the next succeeding section,

to the extent to which particulars of that work or other matter have been approved by the Minister in accordance with that section;

“capital expenditure” means—

(a) expenditure on the purchase of land, with or without buildings, the planning, erection, alteration or extension of a building, the development or preparation of land for building or other purposes or the installation of water, electricity or other services; and

(b) expenditure exceeding Two thousand dollars for the purchase of, or otherwise in connexion with, a single item of equipment;

“college of advanced education” means a place of education or body referred to in a Schedule;

“college purposes”, in relation to a college of advanced education, means—

(a) where the college is a place of education referred to in a Schedule—the general teaching purposes of that college in connexion with courses of study at that college approved by the Minister under the next succeeding section, including external tuition for those courses of study, planning and other preparatory work in connexion with proposed courses of study approved by the Minister under that section and the provision by that college of residential accommodation for staff and students of that college; and

(b) where the college is a body referred to in a Schedule—the purposes, or the furtherance of the objects, of that body specified in the State Act by which the body is constituted;

“fees” means tuition, examination and other fees paid by a student enrolled at, or applying for enrolment at, a college of advanced education in connexion with a course of study at the college approved by the Minister under the next succeeding section, being fees forming part of the funds available for expenditure for college purposes, and includes fees paid by a student to a college of advanced education in respect of the conferring of a diploma, certificate or other award in respect of such a course of study, but does not include fees the payment of which is voluntary or fees paid to an organization of students;

“library material” includes books, periodicals, newspapers, films, sound recordings, musical scores, maps, plans, pictures, photographs and prints;

“State contributions” means—

(a) moneys expended for college purposes by, or out of funds provided by, a State; and

(b) subscribed moneys expended,

in connexion with a college of advanced education or colleges of advanced education other than moneys expended in fulfilment of

the conditions upon which a payment is or has been made to the State by the Commonwealth under this or any other Act;

“subscribed moneys” means moneys subscribed or provided by members of the public, or by a person or body other than the Commonwealth or a State or an authority (not being a local governing authority) of the Commonwealth or of a State, for the purpose of carrying out an approved project specified in the second column of the Second Schedule in relation to a college of advanced education, being a work or other matter described in that column as “Erection of affiliated residential college”, and includes moneys so subscribed or provided to, or to a fund administered by, the State in which the college of advanced education is situated or a body administering that college;

“year to which this Act applies” means any of the years One thousand nine hundred and seventy, One thousand nine hundred and seventy-one and One thousand nine hundred and seventy-two.

(2.) In this Act, a reference to a Schedule shall be read as a reference to a Schedule to this Act.

(3.) Where the Minister is satisfied that a place of education or a body that is known by a name other than a name specified in a Schedule is—

(a) a college of advanced education, being a place of education or body referred to in a Schedule; or

(b) in relation to courses of study, works or other matters approved by the Minister under section 3 of this Act or works or other matters specified in the Second Schedule, the successor of such a college of advanced education,

the Minister may, in his discretion and with the approval of the State in which the first-mentioned place of education or body is situated, by instrument in writing declare that he is so satisfied, and, upon the making of such a declaration, that place of education or body shall, for the purposes of this Act, be deemed to be the college of advanced education referred to in the declaration.

Approvals in respect of courses, projects and library material.

3.—(1.) For the purposes of this Act, the Minister may—

(a) approve courses of study and proposed courses of study in respect of a college of advanced education;

(b) approve, in respect of a college of advanced education specified in the Second Schedule, particulars of a work or other matter specified in the second column of that Schedule;

(c) approve, in respect of a college of advanced education specified in the Second Schedule, matters additional to those specified in that Schedule, being the purchase of land with or without buildings, and approve particulars, including the estimated cost, of each matter so approved; and

(d) approve, in respect of a college of advanced education, proposed library material,

and may revoke or vary any such approval.

(2.) Where a work or other matter specified in the second column of the Second Schedule consists of, or includes, the erection, alteration or extension of a building, that work or matter shall be deemed to include the provision of furnishings and equipment for that building, or for the altered parts or the extensions of that building, as the case may be.

(3.) As soon as practicable after the Minister has approved a matter in pursuance of paragraph (c) of sub-section (1.) of this section, he shall cause a statement specifying the matter and the approved estimated cost of the matter to be laid before each House of the Parliament.

Grants for recurrent expenditure.

4.—(1.) In relation to a college of advanced education referred to in a Part of the First Schedule there is payable, in respect of the year to which that Part relates, to the State in which the college is situated, for the purpose of financial assistance—

(a) if the income of the college is not less than the qualifying amount specified in respect of that college—the maximum grant specified in respect of that college or, subject to this section, such other amount as the Minister, at the request of the State, determines; or

(b) in any other case—so much of that maximum grant as bears to that maximum grant the same proportion as the income of the college bears to that qualifying amount.

(2.) Where the Minister is satisfied that a State contribution expended after the expiration of a year to which this Act applies related to commitments undertaken in that year in respect of college purposes, he may, in his discretion and with the approval of the State, direct that, for the purposes of this section, that contribution shall be treated as having been expended during that year.

(3.) The sum of the amounts payable under this section to a State in respect of a year in relation to colleges of advanced education referred to in the Part of the First Schedule that relates to that year shall not exceed—

(a) if the sum of the incomes of those colleges is not less than the sum of the qualifying amounts specified in respect of those colleges— an amount equal to the sum of the maximum grants specified in respect of those colleges; or

(b) in any other case—an amount equal to so much of the sum of those maximum grants as bears to that sum the same proportion as the sum of those incomes bears to the sum of those qualifying amounts.

(4.) For the purposes of the last preceding sub-section—

(a) a reference to the sum of the qualifying amounts specified in respect of colleges situated in a State and referred to in Part II. of the First Schedule shall be read as if it were a reference to an amount equal to the sum of—

(i) the sum of the qualifying amounts specified in that Part in respect of those colleges; and

(ii) the amount (if any) by which the sum of the qualifying amounts specified in respect of the colleges situated in that State and referred to in Part I. of that Schedule exceeds the sum of the incomes of the last-mentioned colleges during the year One thousand nine hundred and seventy;

(b) a reference to the sum of the qualifying amounts specified in respect of colleges situated in a State and referred to in Part III. of that Schedule shall be read as if it were a reference to an amount equal to the sum of—

(i) the sum of the qualifying amounts specified in that Part in respect of those colleges; and

(ii) the amount (if any) by which the sum of the qualifying amounts specified in respect of the colleges situated in that State and referred to in Part II. of that Schedule, including the amount referred to in sub-paragraph (ii) of the last preceding paragraph, exceeds the sum of the incomes of the last-mentioned colleges during the year One thousand nine hundred and seventy-one;

(c) a reference to the sum of the maximum grants specified in respect of colleges situated in a State and referred to in Part II. of that Schedule shall be read as if it were a reference to an amount equal to the sum of—

(i) the sum of the maximum grants specified in that Part in respect of those colleges; and

(ii) the amount (if any) by which the sum of the maximum grants specified in respect of the colleges situated in that State and referred to in Part I. of that Schedule exceeds the sum of the amounts payable to that State under this section in respect of the year One thousand nine hundred and seventy; and

(d) a reference to the maximum grants specified in respect of colleges situated in a State and referred to in Part III. of that Schedule shall be read as if it were a reference to an amount equal to—

(i) the sum of the maximum grants specified in that Part in respect of those colleges; and

(ii) the amount (if any) by which the sum of the maximum grants specified in respect of the colleges situated in that State and referred to in Part II. of that Schedule, including the amount referred to in sub-paragraph (ii) of the last preceding paragraph, exceeds the sum of the amounts payable to that State under this section in respect of the year One thousand nine hundred and seventy-one.

(5.) The financial assistance to a State under this section is granted on the condition that the State will, in respect of each payment of that financial assistance and without undue delay, ensure that an amount equal to that payment is applied in expenditure, other than capital expenditure, on college purposes in a manner approved by the Minister.

(6.) In this section, in relation to a college of advanced education referred to in a Part of the First Schedule—

“income” means the fees received by that college during the year to which that Part relates and the State contributions in respect of that college during that year, less amounts used for capital expenditure;

“maximum grant” means the amount specified in the third column of that Part in respect of that college;

“qualifying amount” means the amount specified in the second column of that Part in respect of that college.

Grants for capital expenditure on college building projects, &c.

5.—(1.) Subject to this section, if a State contribution in respect of a college of advanced education or colleges of advanced education specified in the Second Schedule in the period of three years to which this Act applies was made for the purpose of carrying out an approved project in connexion with the college or colleges, there is payable under this section to the State in which the college is, or the colleges are, situated, for the purposes of financial assistance, such amount (if any) as the Minister approves, but not exceeding the State contribution.

(2.) The amount payable to a State under the last preceding subsection in relation to an approved project in connexion with a college of advanced education or colleges of advanced education, being a work or other matter specified in respect of the college or colleges in the second column of the Second Schedule, shall not exceed the amount specified in the third column of that Schedule opposite to the description of that work or matter or, subject to sub-section (5.) of this section, such other amount as the Minister, at the request of the State, determines.

(3.) The sum of the amounts payable to the States of Victoria and Queensland under sub-section (1.) of this section in relation to works or other matters in connexion with colleges of advanced education, being works or other matters described in the second column of the Second Schedule as “All or any of the projects specified in this Schedule in respect of those colleges”, shall not exceed the amount specified in the third

column of that Schedule opposite to that description or such other amount as the Minister, at the request of the State, determines.

(4.) The amount payable to a State under sub-section (1.) of this section in relation to an approved project in connexion with a college of advanced education or colleges of advanced education, not being a work or other matter specified in the second column of the Second Schedule, shall not exceed one-half of the approved estimated cost of the project as specified in the particulars of that work or matter approved by the Minister under section 3 of this Act.

(5.) The sum of the amounts payable to a State under sub-section (1.) of this section in relation to colleges of advanced education shall not exceed the sum of the amounts specified in the third column of the Second Schedule opposite to the descriptions of works and other matters in connexion with those colleges.

(6.) The financial assistance to a State under this section in relation to an approved project is granted on the condition that the State will, in respect of each payment of that financial assistance and without undue delay, ensure that an amount equal to that payment is applied towards that approved project in a manner approved by the Minister.

Grants for acquisition of library material.

6.—(1.) Subject to this section, there is payable to a State during the period of three years to which this Act applies, in relation to a college of advanced education situated in that State, for the purposes of financial assistance, such amount (if any) in respect of library material for use in connexion with the college as the Minister approves.

(2.) The financial assistance to a State under this section in relation to a college of advanced education is granted on the condition that the State will, in respect of each payment of that financial assistance and without undue delay, ensure that an amount equal to that payment is applied in a manner approved by the Minister in the acquisition, for use by the college, of library material approved by the Minister under section 3 of this Act in relation to the college.

(3.) The sum of the amounts payable to the States under this section shall not exceed Five hundred thousand dollars.

(4.) As soon as practicable after the thirty-first day of December in each year to which this Act applies, the Minister shall cause a statement of the approvals given under this section in respect of that year to be laid before each House of the Parliament.

Additional conditions.

7. In addition to the conditions specified in any other provision of this Act, an amount of financial assistance to a State under this Act is granted on the conditions that—

(a) if the Minister informs the Treasurer of the State that he is satisfied that the State has failed to fulfil the conditions applicable to that amount, the State will repay that amount to the Commonwealth;

(b) if that amount exceeds the amount properly payable, the State will repay the excess to the Commonwealth; and

(i) the work or other matter constituting that project will be carried out in accordance with the particulars of that work or matter approved by the Minister under section 3 of this Act; and

(ii) the State will, whenever requested by the Minister, furnish to the Minister a report as to the progress of work, and the expected rate of further progress of work, on that approved project or, if work has not commenced on that approved project at the time when the request is made, as to the expected time of commencement of work, and the expected rate of progress of work, on that approved project.

Advances.

8. The Treasurer may, at such times as he thinks fit, make advances of such amounts as he thinks fit to a State on account of an amount that may become payable under this Act to the State, and the conditions that would be applicable to a payment of the last-mentioned amount are applicable to any such advance.

Appropriation.

9. Payments to a State under this Act shall be made out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund, which is appropriated accordingly.

THE SCHEDULES

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FIRST SCHEDULE Section 4.

Part I.

Grants for Recurrent Expenditure for the Year 1970

First Column	Second Column	Third Column
College of advanced education	Qualifying amount	Maximum grant
	$	$
New South Wales—
Hawkesbury Agricultural College..............................	337,540	182,460
Mitchell College of Advanced Education.........................	417,390	225,610
National Art School.......................................	142,160	76,840
New South Wales Advanced Education Board......................	59,590	32,210
New South Wales College of Occupational Therapy..................	50,820	27,480
New South Wales State Conservatorium of Music...................	137,610	74,390
Orange Agricultural College.................................	10,390	5,610
Riverina College of Advanced Education.........................	77,890	42,110
School of Physiotherapy....................................	77,630	41,970
Speech Therapy Training School, New South Wales..................	26,940	14,560
The New South Wales College of Nursing........................	33,100	17,900
The New South Wales Institute of Technology......................	1,787,680	966,320
Wagga Agricultural College..................................	199,470	107,830
	3,358,210	1,815,290
Victoria—
Bendigo Institute of Technology...............................	362,210	195,790
Burnley Horticultural College.................................	69,460	37,540
Caulfield Institute of Technology..............................	770,960	416,740
College of Nursing, Australia.................................	68,220	36,880
Dookie Agricultural College.................................	246,730	133,370
Footscray Institute of Technology..............................	512,810	277,190
Gippsland Institute of Technology..............................	148,670	80,360
Gordon Institute of Technology...............................	728,960	394,040
Longerenong Agricultural College..............................	175,260	94,740
Physiotherapy School of Victoria..............................	128,330	69,370
Prahran Technical School...................................	267,840	144,780
Preston Institute of Technology................................	357,020	192,980
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.........................	3,344,320	1,807,740
School of Forestry, Creswick.................................	51,930	28,070
Swinburne College of Technology..............................	1,118,440	604,560
The Emily McPherson College of Domestic Economy.................	204,470	110,530
The Occupational Therapy School of Victoria......................	122,030	65,970
The School of Mines and Industries, Ballarat.......................	394,600	213,300
The Victorian School of Speech Therapy.........................	85,150	46,030
Victoria Institute of Colleges.................................	199,660	107,920
Victorian College of Pharmacy................................	347,350	187,760
Warrnambool Institute of Technology...........................	115,610	62,500
All or any of the colleges of advanced education specified in this Schedule in respect of Victoria
	360,260	194,740
	10,180,290	5,502,900
Queensland—
Queensland Agricultural College, Lawes.........................	324,560	175,440
Queensland Conservatorium of Music...........................	53,880	29,120
Queensland Institute of Colleges...............................	12,980	7,020
Queensland Institute of Technology, Brisbane......................	1,215,810	657,190
Queensland Institute of Technology, Capricornia....................	324,560	175,440
Queensland Institute of Technology, Darling Downs..................	370,000	200,000
All or any of the colleges of advanced education specified in this Schedule in respect of Queensland	188,240	101,760
	2,490,030	1,345,970

First Schedule—continued

First Column	Second Column	Third Column
College of advanced education	Qualifying amount	Maximum grant
	$	$
South Australia—
Roseworthy Agricultural College..............................	227,190	122,810
School for Dental Therapists.................................	83,090	44,910
South Australian Institute of Technology.........................	1,817,540	982,460
South Australian School of Art................................	150,600	81,400
	2,278,420	1,231,580
Western Australia—
Western Australian Institute of Technology........................	3,342,980	1,807,020
Tasmania—
Tasmanian College of Advanced Education........................	556,210	300,650

Part II.

Grants for Recurrent Expenditure for the Year 1971

First Column	Second Column	Third Column
College of advanced education	Qualifying amount	Maximum grant
	$	$
New South Wales—
Hawkesbury Agricultural College..............................	580,960	314,040
Mitchell College of Advanced Education.........................	734,810	397,190
National Art School.......................................	197,330	106,670
New South Wales Advanced Education Board......................	69,330	37,470
New South Wales College of Occupational Therapy..................	54,530	29,470
New South Wales State Conservatorium of Music...................	146,050	78,950
Orange Agricultural College.................................	77,240	41,760
Riverina College of Advanced Education.........................	389,470	210,530
School of Physiotherapy....................................	82,050	44,350
Speech Therapy Training School, New South Wales..................	28,560	15,440
The New South Wales College of Nursing........................	39,600	21,400
The New South Wales Institute of Technology......................	2,353,720	1,272,280
Wagga Agricultural College..................................	346,180	187,120
	5,099,830	2,756,670
Victoria—
Bendigo Institute of Technology...............................	404,400	218,600
Burnley Horticultural College.................................	76,770	41,500
Caulfield Institute of Technology..............................	789,030	426,500
College of Nursing, Australia.................................	74,320	40,180
Dookie Agricultural College.................................	261,110	141,140
Footscray Institute of Technology..............................	551,100	297,900
Gippsland Institute of Technology..............................	159,590	86,270
Gordon Institute of Technology...............................	888,650	480,350
Longerenong Agricultural College..............................	173,310	93,690
Physiotherapy School of Victoria..............................	138,500	74,860
Prahran Technical School...................................	284,040	153,530
Preston Institute of Technology................................	421,930	228,070
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.........................	3,623,400	1,958,600
School of Forestry, Creswick.................................	53,290	28,810
Swinburne College of Technology..............................	1,228,790	664,210
The Emily McPherson College of Domestic Economy.................	221,160	119,540

First Schedule—continued

First Column	Second Column	Third Column
College of advanced education	Qualifying amount	Maximum grant
Victoria—continued	$	$
The Occupational Therapy School of Victoria......................	125,750	67,980
The School of Mines and Industries, Ballarat.......................	420,050	227,050
The Victorian School of Speech Therapy.........................	88,590	47,880
Victoria Institute of Colleges.................................	217,930	117,800
Victorian College of Pharmacy................................	364,260	196,900
Warrnambool Institute of Technology...........................	123,330	66,670
All or any of the colleges of advanced education specified in this Schedule in respect of Victoria	668,600	361,400
	11,357,900	6,139,430
Queensland—
Queensland Agricultural College, Lawes.........................	389,470	210,530
Queensland Conservatorium of Music...........................	59,890	32,380
Queensland Institute of Colleges...............................	19,470	10,530
Queensland Institute of Technology, Brisbane......................	1,302,790	704,210
Queensland Institute of Technology, Capricornia....................	382,980	207,020
Queensland Institute of Technology, Darling Downs..................	439,450	237,550
All or any of the colleges of advanced education specified in this Schedule in respect of Queensland	214,210	115,790
	2,808,260	1,518,010
South Australia—
Roseworthy Agricultural College..............................	236,930	128,070
School for Dental Therapists.................................	86,330	46,670
South Australian Institute of Technology.........................	2,031,750	1,098,250
South Australian School of Art................................	162,280	87,720
	2,517,290	1,360,710
Western Australia—
Western Australian Institute of Technology........................	4,115,440	2,224,560
Tasmania—
Tasmanian College of Advanced Education........................	660,160	356,850

Part III.

Grants for Recurrent Expenditure for the Year 1972

First Column	Second Column	Third Column
College of advanced education	Qualifying amount	Maximum grant
	$	$
New South Wales—
Hawkesbury Agricultural College..............................	857,490	463,510
Mitchell College of Advanced Education.........................	925,000	500,000
National Art School.......................................	244,720	132,280
New South Wales Advanced Education Board......................	82,050	44,350
New South Wales College of Occupational Therapy..................	58,230	31,470
New South Wales State Conservatorium of Music...................	154,490	83,510
Orange Agricultural College.................................	266,140	143,860
Riverina College of Advanced Education.........................	830,880	449,120
School of Physiotherapy....................................	86,980	47,020
Speech Therapy Training School, New South Wales..................	30,180	16,320

First Schedule—continued

First Column	Second Column	Third Column
College of advanced education	Qualifying amount	Maximum grant
	$	$
New South Wales—continued
The New South Wales College of Nursing........................	42,190	22,810
The New South Wales Institute of Technology......................	2,680,880	1,449,120
Wagga Agricultural College..................................	569,540	307,860
	6,828,770	3,691,230
Victoria—
Bendigo Institute of Technology...............................	443,290	239,610
Burnley Horticultural College.................................	77,870	42,100
Caulfield Institute of Technology..............................	813,820	439,900
College of Nursing, Australia.................................	79,450	42,950
Dookie Agricultural College.................................	271,110	146,540
Footscray Institute of Technology..............................	592,390	320,210
Gippsland Institute of Technology..............................	166,930	90,230
Gordon Institute of Technology...............................	987,620	533,850
Longerenong Agricultural College..............................	186,620	100,870
Physiotherapy School of Victoria..............................	150,560	81,380
Prahran Technical School...................................	304,250	164,460
Preston Institute of Technology................................	454,380	245,620
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.........................	3,895,910	2,105,890
School of Forestry, Creswick.................................	54,670	29,550
Swinburne College of Technology..............................	1,324,480	715,940
The Emily McPherson College of Domestic Economy.................	242,770	131,230
The Occupational Therapy School of Victoria......................	133,300	72,060
The School of Mines and Industries, Ballarat.......................	458,200	247,680
The Victorian School of Speech Therapy.........................	88,850	48,030
Victoria Institute of Colleges.................................	225,040	121,650
Victorian College of Pharmacy................................	378,980	204,860
Warrnambool Institute of Technology...........................	136,320	73,680
All or any of the colleges of advanced education specified in this Schedule in respect of Victoria	749,330	405,050
	12,216,140	6,603,340
Queensland—
Queensland Agricultural College, Lawes.........................	454,390	245,610
Queensland Conservatorium of Music...........................	67,980	36,750
Queensland Institute of Colleges...............................	32,460	17,540
Queensland Institute of Technology, Brisbane......................	1,441,050	778,950
Queensland Institute of Technology, Capricornia....................	509,560	275,440
Queensland Institute of Technology, Darling Downs..................	608,880	329,120
All or any of the colleges of advanced education specified in this Schedule in respect of Queensland	246,670	133,330
	3,360,990	1,816,740
South Australia—
Roseworthy Agricultural College..............................	249,910	135,090
School for Dental Therapists.................................	90,230	48,770
South Australian Institute of Technology.........................	2,317,370	1,252,630
South Australian School of Art................................	173,960	94,040
	2,831,470	1,530,530
Western Australia—
Western Australian Institute of Technology........................	4,874,910	2,635,090
Tasmania—
Tasmanian College of Advanced Education........................	1,055,560	570,570

SECOND SCHEDULE Section 5.

Grants for Approved Projects

First Column	Second Column	Third Column
College of advanced education	Work or other matter	Commonwealth contribution
		$
New South Wales—
Hawkesbury Agricultural College	Planning...............................	5,000
	Erection of food technology buildings............	360,000
	Completion of residential accommodation.........	37,250
	Completion of poultry technology buildings........	38,000
	Renovation of residential accommodation.........	71,000
	Alterations to dairy technology buildings..........	12,500
	Alterations to administration buildings............	37,500
	Equipment..............................	19,250
	Other works and services....................	116,750
Mitchell College of Advanced Education	Erection of library.........................	465,000
	Completion of central services building...........	72,500
	Erection of residential accommodation............	700,000
	Completion of dining hall and kitchen............	138,000
	Erection of principal’s residence................	12,500
	Site development..........................	127,000
	Equipment..............................	59,500
	Other works and services....................	50,000
National Art School	Minor works and services....................	10,000
New South Wales State Conservatorium of Music	Equipment..............................	30,000
Orange Agricultural College......	Erection of administration building..............	200,000
	Erection of lecture rooms, laboratories and library....	182,000
	Erection of residential accommodation............	395,000
	Erection of kitchen and dining room.............	80,000
	Erection of ancillary buildings.................	70,000
	Equipment..............................	51,250
	Other works and services....................	198,000
Proposed Institute of Paramedical Studies	Initial development........................	65,000
Riverina College of Advanced Education	Erection of library and amenities building.........	221,000
	Erection of residential accommodation............	310,000
	Equipment..............................	24,000
	Other works and services....................	20,000
The New South Wales College of Nursing	Erection of library and administration building......	160,000
The New South Wales Institute of Technology	Purchase of land..........................	156,000
	Erection of first tower building.................	7,705,000
	Erection of second tower building...............	750,000
	Erection of library and business administration building	875,000
	Erection of science building on the North Sydney site..	48,000
	Alterations to existing buildings................	465,000
	Equipment..............................	250,000
	Other works and services....................	258,500
Wagga Agricultural College.....	Erection of residential accommodation............	257,850
	Extensions to dining room and kitchen............	118,200
	Erection of students union building..............	41,500
	Completion of animal and plant science laboratories...	10,750
	Erection of dairy buildings	26,500

Second Schedule—continued

First Column	Second Column	Third Column
College of advanced education	Work or other matter	Commonwealth contribution
		$
New South Wales—continued
Wagga Agricultural College—continued
	Equipment..............................	10,500
	Other works and services....................	83,200
		15,394,000
Victoria—
Bendigo Institute of Technology	Planning	17,500
	Erection of applied science building	929,000
	Erection of residential accommodation	187,500
	Equipment..............................	105,000
	Other works and services....................	24,000
Burnley Horticultural College	Erection of residential accommodation............	45,000
	Equipment..............................	2,500
	Other works and services....................	12,500
Caulfield Institute of Technology	Purchase of land..........................	55,000
	Planning...............................	20,000
	Erection of administration and teaching building.....	440,000
	Erection of amenities building and assembly hall.....	275,000
	Alterations to engineering, physics and art building...	152,000
	Equipment..............................	311,500
	Other works and services....................	10,500
College of Nursing, Australia	Purchase of land..........................	20,750
	Completion of headquarters building.............	24,750
Dookie Agricultural College	Erection of animal physiology laboratory..........	20,000
	Erection of residence.......................	8,000
	Equipment..............................	20,500
Footscray Institute of Technology	Purchase of land..........................	41,500
	Planning...............................	10,000
	Erection of assembly hall and amenities building.....	275,000
	Erection of engineering, physics and chemistry building	425,000
	Equipment..............................	131,500
	Other works and services....................	7,500
Gippsland Institute of Technology	Site works and buildings.....................	500,000
	Equipment..............................	22,500
Gordon Institute of Technology	Planning...............................	10,000
	Erection of applied science building.............	946,000
	Alterations to buildings on the Fenwick Street site....	25,000
	Erection of student amenities building............	125,000
	Equipment..............................	86,250
	Other works and services....................	47,500
Longerenong Agricultural College	Erection of animal nutrition buildings............	17,500
	Erection of chemistry building.................	37,500
	Erection of library.........................	32,500
	Erection of residence.......................	8,000
	Equipment..............................	11,000
Physiotherapy School of Victoria	Equipment..............................	4,000

Second Schedule—continued

First Column	Second Column	Third Column
College of advanced education	Work or other matter	Commonwealth contribution
		$
Victoria—continued
Prahran Technical School........	Purchase of land..........................	100,000
	Planning...............................	25,000
	Erection of building for administration, general studies and library	250,000
	Equipment..............................	54,500
	Other works and services....................	25,000
Preston Institute of Technology	Planning...............................	25,000
	Site works and buildings.....................	1,200,000
	Equipment..............................	48,000
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology	Purchase of land..........................	25,000
	Planning...............................	100,000
	Erection of north-western building..............	2,785,500
	Erection of forge shop......................	55,000
	Conversion of building for medical laboratory technology	50,000
	Equipment..............................	313,500
	Other works and services....................	7,500
School of Forestry, Creswick	Extensions to library.......................	5,000
	Equipment..............................	9,000
	Other works and services....................	11,000
Swinburne College of Technology	Purchase of land..........................	45,000
	Planning...............................	25,000
	Completion of engineering building.............	1,080,000
	Erection of library.........................	631,500
	Alterations to applied science building............	15,000
	Equipment..............................	156,500
	Other works and services....................	5,000
The Emily McPherson College of Domestic Economy	Planning...............................	25,000
	Additions to main building...................	140,500
	Erection of science and nutrition building..........	250,000
The School of Mines and Industries, Ballarat	Planning...............................	10,000
	Erection of physics and chemistry building.........	385,000
	Erection of resource materials building...........	420,000
	Erection of student amenities building............	140,000
	Erection of residential accommodation............	187,500
	Equipment..............................	67,750
	Other works and services....................	45,000
The Victorian School of Speech Therapy	Equipment..............................	6,000
Victoria Institute of Colleges......	Purchase of land for new college...............	125,000
	Equipment..............................	3,000
Victorian College of Pharmacy	Planning...............................	5,000
	Erection of laboratory building and animal house.....	369,750
	Equipment..............................	35,000
Warrnambool Institute of Technology	Purchase of land..........................	40,000
	Planning...............................	10,000
	Alterations to buildings on the Timor Street site......	25,000
	Equipment..............................	20,000

Second Schedule—continued

First Column	Second Column	Third Column
College of advanced education	Work or other matter	Commonwealth contribution
		$
Victoria—continued
All or any of the colleges of advanced education specified in this Schedule in respect of Victoria	All or any of the works or matters specified in this Schedule in respect of those colleges	199,250
		15,000,000
Queensland—
Queensland Agricultural College, Lawes	Erection of agricultural engineering building	100,000
	Erection of food technology building.............	64,500
	Erection of library.........................	49,000
	Erection of residential accommodation............	283,000
	Equipment..............................	68,500
Queensland Conservatorium of Music	Erection of headquarters building...............	250,000
Queensland Institute of Technology, Brisbane	Planning...............................	24,000
	Erection of civil engineering building............	675,000
	Erection of physics-paramedical building..........	1,000,000
	Erection of mechanical engineering building........	160,500
	Erection of library.........................	10,000
	Provision of sporting facilities.................	15,000
	Equipment..............................	246,000
	Other works and services....................	125,000
Queensland Institute of Technology, Capricornia	Planning...............................	15,000
	Erection of general studies building..............	92,000
	Erection of engineering building................	210,000
	Erection of residential accommodation............	92,500
	Erection of teacher education buildings...........	700,000
	Erection of dining room.....................	38,000
	Erection of residences.......................	11,500
	Erection of animal house.....................	25,000
	Equipment..............................	209,000
	Other works and services....................	10,000
Queensland Institute of Technology, Darling Downs	Erection of resource materials building...........	215,000
	Erection of engineering building................	90,000
	Erection of chemistry building.................	50,000
	Erection of residential accommodation............	5,000
	Erection of biological science building............	95,000
	Alterations to science building.................	10,000
	Erection of teacher education buildings...........	700,000
	Erection of affiliated residential college...........	200,000
	Provision of sporting facilities.................	20,000
	Erection of maintenance store.................	12,500
	Equipment..............................	100,000
	Other works and services....................	32,500
All or any of the colleges of advanced education specified in this Schedule in respect of Queensland	All or any of the works or matters specified in this Schedule in respect of those colleges	396,500
		6,400,000

Second Schedule—continued

First Column	Second Column	Third Column
College of advanced education	Work or other matter	Commonwealth contribution
		$
South Australia—
Roseworthy Agricultural College	Purchase of land..........................	25,500
	Planning...............................	5,000
	Erection of residential accommodation............	140,000
	Improvement of existing residential accommodation...	38,500
	Erection of library and teaching building..........	73,000
	Improvement of kitchen and dining room..........	36,500
	Erection of services building..................	17,000
	Alterations to laboratory.....................	17,500
	Equipment..............................	37,500
	Other works and services....................	59,500
School for Dental Therapists	Equipment..............................	2,500
South Australian Institute of Technology	Site works and planning.....................	445,000
	Erection of library.........................	588,500
	Erection of engineering buildings...............	1,437,000
	Erection of applied science buildings.............	1,397,500
	Provision of sporting facilities.................	92,500
	Extensions to building on the Whyalla site.........	34,000
	Improvements to buildings on the North Terrace site..	62,500
	Alterations to building on the Frome Road site......	111,000
	Equipment..............................	301,000
	Other works and services....................	31,000
South Australian School of Art	Purchase of land..........................	110,000
	Planning...............................	5,000
	Equipment..............................	2,500
	Other works and services....................	7,500
		5,077,500
Western Australia—
Western Australian Institute of Technology	Completion of library.......................	887,000
	Erection of commerce and general studies building...	600,000
	Erection of engineering building................	630,000
	Erection of biological sciences building...........	350,000
	Erection of computer building.................	160,000
	Extensions to physics building.................	115,000
	Erection of student guild building...............	125,000
	Completion of therapies building on the Hollywood site	217,500
	Erection of administration and general purposes building on the Muresk site	150,000
	Provision of sporting facilities.................	75,000
	Erection of residential accommodation............	112,500
	Erection of affiliated residential college on the Kalgoorlie site	200,000
	Erection of maintenance workshop..............	79,500
	Equipment..............................	375,000
	Other works and services....................	173,500
		4,250,000

Second Schedule—continued

First Column	Second Column	Third Column
College of advanced education	Work or other matter	Commonwealth contribution
		$
Tasmania—
Tasmanian College of Advanced Education	Completion of resource materials building	1,309,000
	Erection of engineering building................	900,000
	Erection of applied science building.............	272,500
	Erection of building for school of education........	500,000
	Alterations to physiotherapy building............	150,000
	Erection of residential accommodation............	78,500
	Equipment..............................	25,000
	Other works and services....................	15,000
		3,250,000

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