CAUL National Borrowing Scheme

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THE HISTORY

CAUL Strategic Plan March, 1999
"2. Establish a framework and develop a business model for a national universities borrowing scheme."

Proposal to CAUL - March, 2001 - Alison Ransome (Southern Cross University)

CAUL agreed to establish a National Borrowing Scheme from 1 July 2001
CAUL Members agreed to indemnify other CAUL insitutions for their own defaulting borrowers
Working Group established 8 March 2001, meeting 2-3 April 2001

Alison Ransome <aransome@alsvid.scu.edu.au>, Chair
Beth Marnane <Beth.Marnane@uts.edu.au>, University of Technology, Sydney
Diane Costello <diane.costello@anu.edu.au>, CAUL, Convenor
Imogen Garner <igarner@library.uwa.edu.au>, University of Western Australia
Jan Gordon <j.gordon@adfa.edu.au>, Australian Defence Force Academy, UNSW
Judy Stokker, Queensland University of Technology replaced in 2002 by Sharon Lenord, <slenord@usc.edu.au> University of the Sunshine Coast as QULOC representative.
Stephen Beaumont <stephen.beaumont@adelaide.edu.au>, University of Adelaide
Tony Arthur <aja@unimelb.edu.au>, University of Melbourne

Issues paper presented at CAUL Meeting November, 1999 - Alison Ransome (Southern Cross University)
Outline of current regional schemes in place to November 1999.