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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 9/6/2016 3:55 PM, Cheyne Jonstone
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<div dir="ltr">Whilst I think there should have been some
safeguards in place in terms of verifying the dollar value
claimed (ie. the same way you would do with a commercial loan
and submit tax invoices dated within 3 months of the claim),
what I find extraordinary but true-to-form for this list is the
amount of jibber jabber regarding what <i>others</i> have done.</div>
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<div>I've been involved with the community broadcasting sector for
a number of years now and every single grant from the Community
Broadcasting Foundation CBF gets publicly listed along with who
the money was allocated to and they also list what the funds
were allocated for.<br>
I don't agree that the actual applications should be made public
though as that is just silly, as the applications would have a
lot of commercial and confidential info in them.<br>
But a brief summary of what the grant was allocated for would be
handy, and similar to what happens in other heavily regulated
sectors. <br>
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