
Selection Procedure
- Nominations will be judged by a selection committee in each of the following: ACT, NSW, Queensland, South Australia/NT/WA, Tasmania and Victoria.
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The Chair of each selection committee will be appointed by AIPS and will have voting rights.
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The Chair, in consultation with AIPS, will appoint a Selection Committee comprising four academic/research leaders, one government representative, one education sector representative, and one additional representative who may represent the community, communications or industry sector.
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The selection committees will be guided by the selection criteria, taking into account the relevant age and experience of the nominees.
- At the discretion of the Chair, a shortlisting process may be conducted with the support of AIPS. All nominations will remain available to the selection committee upon request.
- The selection committees will reach their decision solely on the material submitted by the nominees and nominators.
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All nomination information and material remains the property of the Tall Poppy Campaign and will remain strictly confidential.
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The deliberations of the selection committees will remain confidential.
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The decisions of the selection committees in the selection of Award recipients are final and no correspondence will be entered into.
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