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Attachment A Murray Motion - Grants - Amended or Added Grant Participant Contract Purpose Activity Start Date Activity End Date Confidentiality Provisions Confidentiality Provisions Confidentiality Outputs Confidentiality Outputs Total Activity Value Indicator Reasons Indicator Reason Amount (inc GST) Archery Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar18/12/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $692,277 Archery Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar23/5/19 Year 19 and active30/6/21 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $165,000 Archery Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar30/10/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $1,300,954 Athletics Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar9/10/18 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $566,484 Athletics Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar22/2/19 Year 19 and active30/6/19 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $165,000 Athletics Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar31/5/19 Year 19 and active30/6/21 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $330,000 Athletics Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar14/11/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $16,074,838 Australian Football League Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar22/5/19 Year 19 and active30/6/19 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $247,500 Australian Karate Federation Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar12/11/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $110,000 Australian Lacrosse Association Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar25/11/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $110,000 Australian Paralympic Committee Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar20/6/18 Year 19 and active30/6/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $220,000 Australian Paralympic Committee Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar29/6/18 Year 19 and active30/6/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $1,100,000 Australian Paralympic Committee Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar6/2/19 Year 19 and active30/6/19 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $165,000 Australian Paralympic Committee Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar3/4/19 Year 19 and active30/6/21 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $13,200,000 Australian Paralympic Committee Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar26/6/19 Year 19 and active30/11/19 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $495,000 Australian Paralympic Committee Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar9/10/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $6,161,562 Australian Paralympic Committee Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar17/12/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $165,000 Australian Rugby League Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar28/6/19 Year 19 and active30/6/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $220,000 Australian Rugby League Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar31/5/19 Year 19 and active30/6/21 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $825,000 Australian Sailing Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar30/5/18 Year 19 and active30/6/21 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $212,850 Australian Sailing Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar5/2/19 Year 19 and active30/6/19 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $357,500 Australian Sailing Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar17/5/19 Year 19 and active30/6/21 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $348,200 Australian Sailing Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar12/8/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $13,858,900 Australian Sailing Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar17/12/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $330,000 Australian Taekwondo Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar8/1/19 Year 19 and active30/6/19 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $110,000 Australian Taekwondo Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar12/4/19 Year 19 and active30/6/21 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $132,000 Australian Taekwondo Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar26/7/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $799,157 Australian University Sport Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar30/5/19 Year 19 and active30/6/21 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $495,000 Australian Water Polo Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar8/1/19 Year 19 and active30/6/19 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $110,000 Australian Water Polo Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar4/9/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $2,541,000 Australian Water Polo Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar14/11/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $3,770,680 Badminton Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar24/6/19 Year 19 and active30/9/19 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $984,500 Badminton Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar17/12/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $390,500 Baseball Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar30/1/19 Year 19 and active30/6/19 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $357,500 Baseball Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar31/7/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $1,498,750 Baseball Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar27/11/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $330,000 Basketball Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar30/10/18 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $423,966 Basketball Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar27/6/19 Year 19 and active30/6/21 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $220,000 Basketball Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar18/6/19 Year 19 and active30/6/21 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $385,000 Basketball Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar6/5/19 Year 19 and active30/6/21 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $1,138,500 Basketball Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar28/8/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $11,380,241 Basketball Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar17/12/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $330,000 BMX Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar31/5/19 Year 19 and active30/6/21 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $137,500 BMX Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar31/7/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $220,000 Bowls Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar30/5/19 Year 19 and active30/6/21 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $137,500 Bowls Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar6/5/19 Year 19 and active30/6/21 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $1,320,000 Bowls Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar1/10/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $1,679,920 Bowls Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar17/12/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $564,960 Boxing Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar25/7/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $1,506,175 Boxing Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar17/12/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $165,000 Confederation of Australian Motorsport Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar8/1/19 Year 19 and active30/6/19 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $110,000 Confederation of Australian Motorsport Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar30/7/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $220,000 Cycling Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar9/10/18 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $963,678 Cycling Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar4/6/18 Year 19 and active30/6/21 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $207,075 Cycling Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar26/6/19 Year 19 and active30/6/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $330,000 Cycling Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar4/6/19 Year 19 and active30/6/21 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $385,000 Cycling Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar4/2/19 Year 19 and active30/6/19 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $247,500 Cycling Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar22/8/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019 NA NA NA $16,930,362 Cycling Australia Sport Investment Agreement activies commenced during Calendar3/12/19 Year 19 and active31/12/20 at 31NA December 2019
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