VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING (GENERAL) REGULATIONS 2009 - REG 42
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING (GENERAL) REGULATIONS 2009 - REG 42
42 . Registering training contracts (Act s. 60F)
(1) As soon as
practicable after a training contract is lodged for registration, the chief
executive must register or refuse to register it.
(2) For the purposes
of section 60F(3)(f) of the Act, the chief executive may refuse to register a
training contract if —
(a) the
contract does not say who the nominated training provider is for the contract;
or
(b) the
contract does not contain the information that the form in Schedule 1 requires
to be stated in the contract; or
(ca) the
chief executive is not satisfied that the qualification set out in the
contract is appropriate for the intended occupation during the contract; or
(cb) the
chief executive is satisfied that registering that contract would result in an
effect or outcome that is contrary to the objects of the Act; or
(cc) the
party to be trained is not an Australian citizen, or does not hold an
Australian visa that will support the employment and study arrangements
specified in the training contract; or
(c) the
chief executive is satisfied the parties have terminated the contract.
[(3A) deleted]
(3) If the chief
executive registers a training contract, he or she must as soon as
practicable —
(a)
enter the details of the contract in a register of training contracts; and
(b)
notify the parties to the contract that it has been registered.
(4) If the chief
executive registers a training contract, the contract is taken to have been
registered on the commencement date of employment stated in question 3 of the
contract.
(5) If the chief
executive refuses to register a training contract, he or she must give the
parties a written notice of the decision that includes the reasons for it.
[Regulation 42 amended: Gazette 5 Dec 2014
p. 4525‑6; 27 Jan 2016 p. 222.]