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Rural and Regional Adjustment Regulation 2011
sch.59-sec.17Meaning of diversification plan
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### sch.59-sec.17 Meaning of diversification plan
A diversification plan , for an eligible business, is a plan that includes—
details of the actions the applicant is taking, or may take, to diversify the eligible business; and
details of how the actions mentioned in paragraph (a) are likely to increase any of the following—
the profit of the eligible business;
the number of people employed by the eligible business;
the resilience of the eligible business;
the business skills of an interested person for the eligible business; and
an estimate of the projected income of the eligible business until the diversification plan is implemented; and
an explanation of, and evidence to support, the estimate mentioned in paragraph (c) ; and
a statement from a qualified financial adviser
a statement that the applicant will contribute at least 50% of the money to implement the plan.
A diversification plan must not include a proposal to use the assistance, or the money contributed by the applicant to implement the plan, to pay for operational expenses.
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(sch.59-sec.17-ssec.1) A diversification plan , for an eligible business, is a plan that includes— details of the actions the applicant is taking, or may take, to diversify the eligible business; and details of how the actions mentioned in paragraph (a) are likely to increase any of the following— the profit of the eligible business; the number of people employed by the eligible business; the resilience of the eligible business; the business skills of an interested person for the eligible business; and an estimate of the projected income of the eligible business until the diversification plan is implemented; and an explanation of, and evidence to support, the estimate mentioned in paragraph (c) ; and a statement from a qualified financial adviser a statement that the applicant will contribute at least 50% of the money to implement the plan.
(sch.59-sec.17-ssec.2) A diversification plan must not include a proposal to use the assistance, or the money contributed by the applicant to implement the plan, to pay for operational expenses. insurance premiums, rates, rent, utility expenses, wages
- (a) details of the actions the applicant is taking, or may take, to diversify the eligible business; and
- (b) details of how the actions mentioned in paragraph (a) are likely to increase any of the following— (i) the profit of the eligible business; (ii) the number of people employed by the eligible business; (iii) the resilience of the eligible business; (iv) the business skills of an interested person for the eligible business; and
- (i) the profit of the eligible business;
- (ii) the number of people employed by the eligible business;
- (iii) the resilience of the eligible business;
- (iv) the business skills of an interested person for the eligible business; and
- (c) an estimate of the projected income of the eligible business until the diversification plan is implemented; and
- (d) an explanation of, and evidence to support, the estimate mentioned in paragraph (c) ; and Example of evidence to support the estimate mentioned in paragraph (c) — a statement from a qualified financial adviser
- (e) a statement that the applicant will contribute at least 50% of the money to implement the plan.
- (i) the profit of the eligible business;
- (ii) the number of people employed by the eligible business;
- (iii) the resilience of the eligible business;
- (iv) the business skills of an interested person for the eligible business; and