Section A Chief Investigator should be an establ - Australian Research Council Act 2001 - Linkage - Infrastructure - Funding Rules for applicant for funding commencing in 2004 - A Chief Investigator should be an established researcher who will be primarily involved in the use of the equipment or facility. Normally, there will be at least one Chief Investigator from each of the collaborating institutions. Individual researchers must not be named as Chief Investigators on more than two LIEF applications in a year. Contravention of this limit may result in the exclusion of all LIEF applications involving that researcher as a Chief Investigator.

A Chief Investigator should be an established researcher who will be primarily involved in the use of the equipment or facility. Normally, there will be at least one Chief Investigator from each of the collaborating institutions. Individual researchers must not be named as Chief Investigators on more than two LIEF applications in a year. Contravention of this limit may result in the exclusion of all LIEF applications involving that researcher as a Chief Investigator.

Chief Investigators must have fulfilled all obligations from previous ARC grants (including final and end of year reports) before LIEF funding can be awarded.

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