Australian Capital Territory Numbered Acts

VOCATIONAL TRAINING ACT 1989 (NO. 2 OF 1989) - SECT 85

85. (1) For the purpose of ensuring that—

        (a)     the parties to a contract of training comply with their obligations under the contract; or

        (b)     that the provisions of this Act are being complied with;

an inspector may, at any reasonable time—

        (c)     enter premises (other than residential premises) which the inspector believes on reasonable grounds to be used for the purpose of training a person in a prescribed vocation; and

        (d)     subject to subsection (2), exercise any of the powers referred to in subsection (3).

(2) An inspector who enters premises under subsection (1) is not authorised to remain on the premises if, on request by the occupier, the inspector does not show his or her identity card to the occupier.

(3) An inspector who enters premises under subsection (1) may—

        (a)     inspect the premises;

        (b)     inspect and test any equipment on the premises which the inspector believes on reasonable grounds to be used for the purpose of training a person in a prescribed vocation;

        (c)     inspect any work in progress on the premises, being work that the inspector believes on reasonable grounds relates to the training of a person in a prescribed vocation;

        (d)     require the occupier to give the inspector such information as the inspector requests concerning training conducted on the premises in a prescribed vocation; or

        (e)     require the occupier to produce any document containing information relating to training conducted on the premises in a prescribed vocation.