Australian Research Council Act 2001

The Australian Research Council Act 2001 establishes the Australian Research Council (ARC), which is responsible for promoting and funding research in Australia. The Act outlines the ARC's purpose, functions, and governance, ensuring that it supports high-quality research across various fields. The ARC grants funding to researchers and institutions, fosters collaboration, and contributes to developing Australia's research capacity. Its goal is to enhance innovation, economic growth, and societal benefits through research, ensuring that Australia remains competitive in the global research landscape.