New Zealand Gazette – 1993 – No. 120

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✨ Enterprise Growth Development Scheme Form



ENTERPRISE GROWTH DEVELOPMENT SCHEME:

LETTER OF INTENT FORM

The purpose of a letter of intent is to allow a grant applicant sufficient time to gather the necessary information to complete their application.

Costs incurred prior to the date on which this letter is received by the Business Development Board will be considered as retrospective, ie, these costs will not be able to be considered for the grant application.

Lodging a letter of intent is no guarantee that the costs incurred from the date the letter is received will be approved.

The only basis on which claims can be paid out are:

a on matching original receipts to original invoices or on an accountant’s certification of costs paid; this must be from an independent account in public practice and must match expenditure to the approved costs; and

b if the prescribed standard claim and report forms have been used by the claimant.

A letter of intent is valid for 90 days from the date it is received by the Business Development Board; no extensions can be made to this validity period.

Two specific information requests are made in this form - one relates to the applicant’s gender and the other to their ethnicity. The only reason for seeking this information is to, firstly, monitor the growing role of women in business and, secondly, to monitor assistance to Maori - given the mainstreaming of Mana funding.

1 Full Name of Applicant: __

2 Trading Name (if different from above): _____

3 Postal Address: ___

4 Telephone: ____ Fax: ____

5 Components under which applicant intends to apply:

Component 1: Market Research in New Markets □

Component 2: Exploration Visits to New Markets □

Component 3: Trade Fair Participation □

Component 4: Advertising/Promotion in New Markets □

Component 5: Protection of Intellectual Property Rights □

Component 6: Proposal Costs for Development Projects □

Component 7: Quality Assurance Audits/Certification □

If assistance is sought for Component 2, Exploration Visits to New Markets, evidence of market research undertaken AND an itinerary of pre-scheduled appointments MUST be provided BEFORE travel commences or this component of the application will automatically be declined.

6 Specify the markets for components 1, 2, 4 and 5; specify the Trade Fair for component 3.

7 Does the applicant identify itself as:

  • Maori □ Y/N
  • under Maori ownership □ Y/N
    If yes to either of the above, please specify the applicant’s tribal affiliations.

8 What is the applicant’s gender? If the applicant is not an individual but is, for example, a registered company, partnership, group of people, etc please answer this question by noting the gender of the owner, major shareholder, spokesperson, etc.

Male/Female

9 Signature of Applicant: __

Full Name (Please Print): __

Designation: _____

Date: ___

10 BDB Receiving Officer: ___

Date: ___

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 120



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🏭 Enterprise Growth Development Scheme Letter of Intent Form

🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Grant Application, Letter of Intent, Business Development, Market Research, Trade Fair, Intellectual Property, Quality Assurance, Maori Business, Gender Monitoring