Payment conditions and Grants for the Arts



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Payment conditions and Grants for the Arts Contents 1 Grants for the Arts... 2 2 Payment conditions and Grants for the Arts... 2 3 Common payment conditions for Grants for the Arts... 2 4 What we expect to receive... 4 4.1 First payment conditions... 4 4.2 Interim payment conditions... 7 4.3 Final payment conditions... 7 5 Contact us... 8 1

1 Grants for the Arts Grants for the Arts (GFTA) is our Lottery-funded grant programme for individuals, arts organisations and other people who use the arts in their work. Grants are available for activities carried out over a set period and which engage people in England in arts activities and help artists and arts organisations in England carry out their work. Activities we support must be clearly related to the arts and must be project-based, up to a maximum of three years in length. Grants normally range from 1,000 to 100,000 and we can fund up to 90 per cent of the cost of an activity. All applicants must also read the How to apply guidance. Download it from our website or contact us for a copy. 2 Payment conditions and Grants for the Arts Grants for the Arts payments are conditional on us receiving and approving any additional monitoring information (or payment conditions ) we have asked for. Payment conditions are listed in the payment schedule in your offer letter. This document sets out some guidance on the most common payment conditions we use on Grants for the Arts payments, when and why we might add a payment condition, and what we would expect to receive from a grantholder in order to meet the condition 3 Common payment conditions for Grants for the Arts We use payment conditions to mitigate any risks we have identified in your application and to make sure we have all the information we need to be able to release payments. We need to be satisfied with the information you have supplied in response to these conditions before we are able to release any payments. 2

We use a range of different payment conditions, but the most common ones are: First payment conditions Acceptance Bank details Confirmation of artists Confirmation of dates and venues for activity Confirmation of other funding Confirmation of partnerships Confirmation of tour schedule Interim payment conditions Interim report Final payment conditions Certified income and expenditure Activity report form Section 4 of this guidance explains what we expect to receive for each payment condition. 3

4 What we expect to receive 4.1 First payment conditions Condition Description When might this be added What we expect to receive Other possible ways to meet the condition Bank details Your bank account details N/A This is a mandatory first payment condition on all grants, even where we have made a grant to you in the past The Grants for the Arts bank details form can be downloaded from your Front Office when we offer you a grant. You must print the form, and complete and send a hard copy to us. Follow the guidance given in the Grants for the Arts bank details form. Confirmation of artists Confirmation of the artists involved in the activity The proposed artists are essential to the project meeting its aims due to their quality / experience / profile etc. Written confirmation that the artists listed as expected in the application are now confirmed, with links to online artist CVs/websites; or Forwarded copies of letters or emails from the artists confirming their involvement If the confirmed artists are different to those proposed in the application, you can submit confirmation of the different artists involvement with links to their online CVs, with a narrative demonstrating how these different artists will contribute to meeting the project s aims. We will consider whether we can accept this 4

Confirmation of dates and venues for activity Written evidence that the dates and venues for your activity are confirmed When your activity is taking place in a number of locations, but is not a tour There was a risk identified around the confirmation status of venues, and we require these dates to be evidenced in writing by the venue A full programme or schedule for the activity with all dates confirmed, with either: - Copies of letters from venues (with logos) confirming dates - Forwarded emails from funders (with logos or with email address matching venues) confirming dates If the venues and/or dates are different to those given in the original application, you should provide the evidence for the revised dates/venues and we will consider whether the project still meets the aims of the original proposal Confirmation of other funding Written evidence that the other funding listed as 'expected' in your application is in place (e.g. copies of offer letters from other funders) Please note: This condition excludes earned income (eg ticket sales) that will be secured during the course of an activity If the project could not be delivered successfully without the expected level of income in place If our offer of support is conditional on specific other item(s) of income being confirmed (eg match funding from a specific other funding body) Copies of letters from funders (with logos and contact details) Forwarded emails from funders (with logos or with email address matching funder) Copies of bank statement(s) showing funds in place (sensitive details can be redacted) If the payment condition cannot be met, at our discretion we can sometimes: - consider re-phasing or re-structuring payments, adding this condition to a later payment to allow more time for other funding to be secured - consider accepting confirmation that the grantholder or one of their partners will meet any funding shortfall - consider accepting a revised budget to show that the project can still be delivered and meet its aims if there is a funding shortfall 5

Confirmation of partnerships Written evidence that the partnerships listed as expected in your application are now in place The partnerships listed are essential to the management and delivery of the project to the quality proposed in the application Copies of letters from partners (with logos) detailing the agreed partnership role Forwarded emails from partners (with logos or partner s email address) detailing the agreed partnership role Evidence of different partnership(s) along with a narrative around how the new partnership(s) offer the same support for delivery and management as those which were originally proposed. We will consider whether the project still meets the aims of the original proposal Confirmation of tour schedule A confirmed and agreed tour schedule The application contained pencilled, discussed or not discussed tour dates/ venues A full tour schedule for the activity with all dates listed in the application confirmed, and: - Copies of letters from venues (with logos) confirming dates, or - Forwarded emails from venues (with logos or with email address matching venues) confirming dates At our discretion we can sometimes consider: - A full tour schedule showing different venues and dates to those in the original application. We will consider whether the project still meets the aims of the original proposal - A full tour schedule with a majority of dates and venues confirmed, and an explanation around why it has not been possible to confirm all dates at this stage 6

4.2 Interim payment conditions Condition Description When might this be added What we expect to receive Other possible ways to meet the condition Interim report An interim activity report and income and expenditure statement to date Mandatory condition on all payments other than first and final. You will need to complete your Interim report form on our online system. A completed Interim report form N/A 4.3 Final payment conditions Condition Description When might this be added What we expect to receive Other possible ways to meet the condition Certified income and expenditure A statement of income and expenditure for the activity that has been certified by an independent qualified accountant Mandatory on all Grants for the Arts awards over 50,000 (except Local Authorities, Universities and NPOs) A signed and dated letter from an independent qualified accountant stating that the project-specific statement of income and expenditure in the Activity report form gives an accurate picture of the project s income and expenditure. A copy of the Activity report form income and expenditure statement stamped and dated by an accountant (with the stamp showing full contact details for the accountant). This condition is mandatory, unless the grantholder is a National Portfolio Organisation, Local Authority, or University. We cannot accept full audited company accounts, as the certification must relate to the project-specific income and expenditure statement. Activity report form Your completed activity report form Mandatory condition on all final payments. Activity report form are completed on our online system. A completed Activity report form, submitted via your Front Office Portal N/A 7

5 Contact us Phone: 0845 300 6200, 0161 934 4317 Textphone: 0161 934 4428 Email: enquiries@artscouncil.org.uk Website: www.artscouncil.org.uk Post: Arts Council England - Grants for the Arts, The Hive, 49 Lever Street, Manchester, M1 1FN Arts Council England January 2016 8