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TAFE QUEENSLAND ACT 2013 - SECT 50
Transfer of assets, liabilities etc. to relevant TAFE entity
50 Transfer of assets, liabilities etc. to relevant TAFE entity
(1) A regulation (a
"transfer regulation" ) may make provision about all or any of the following
for a relevant TAFE entity— (a) the transfer of a business, asset or
liability of the relevant TAFE entity to another relevant TAFE entity;
(b)
the consideration for a business, asset or liability transferred under
paragraph (a) ;
(c) the grant of a lease, easement or other right from the
relevant TAFE entity to another relevant TAFE entity;
(d) the variation or
extinguishment of a lease, easement or other right held by the
relevant TAFE entity;
(e) for a lease held by the relevant TAFE entity under
the Land Act 1994 — (i) transferring the lease; or
(ii) changing a purpose
for which the lease is issued; or
(iii) changing a condition imposed on the
lease; or
(iv) granting a sublease;
(f) for trust land for which the
relevant TAFE entity is the trustee— (i) removing the relevant TAFE entity
as trustee; or
(ii) appointing another relevant TAFE entity as trustee; or
(iii) changing the purpose for which the trust land was reserved or granted in
trust, including to a purpose other than a community purpose;
(g) whether
and, if so, the extent to which the relevant TAFE entity is the successor in
law of another relevant TAFE entity;
(h) a legal proceeding that is being, or
may be, taken by or against the relevant TAFE entity to be continued or taken
by or against another relevant TAFE entity;
(i) the transfer or application
of an instrument to the relevant TAFE entity, including, for example— (i)
whether the relevant TAFE entity is a party to an instrument; and
(ii)
whether an instrument, or a benefit or right provided by an instrument, is
taken to have been given to, by or in favour of the relevant TAFE entity; and
(iii) whether a reference to an entity in an instrument is a reference to the
relevant TAFE entity; and
(iv) whether, under an instrument, an amount is or
may become payable to or by the relevant TAFE entity or other property is, or
may be, transferred to or by the relevant TAFE entity; and
(v) whether a
right or entitlement under an instrument is held by the relevant TAFE entity;
(j) the transfer of an employee of the relevant TAFE entity to another
relevant TAFE entity;
(k) the employees of the relevant TAFE entity
transferred under paragraph (j) , and their terms and conditions of
employment, rights and entitlements;
(l) the application of a particular
industrial instrument to— (i) the employees mentioned in paragraph (k) ; or
(ii) the relevant TAFE entity to which the employees mentioned in paragraph
(k) are transferred; or
(iii) other employees of the relevant TAFE entity
mentioned in subparagraph (ii) ;
(m) the transfer of a student enrolment from
the relevant TAFE entity to another relevant TAFE entity;
(n) whether any of
the following registrations is taken to have been given to, or in favour of,
the relevant TAFE entity or another relevant TAFE entity— (i) registration
as a registered provider under the Education (Overseas Students) Act 1996 ;
(ii) registration of a registered course under the Education (Overseas
Students) Act 1996 ;
(o) whether a relevant TAFE entity is taken to be the
supervising registered training organisation for a training contract under the
VETE Act, chapter 3 ;
(p) the records of the relevant TAFE entity;
(q)
anything incidental, consequential or supplemental to the restructure of the
relevant TAFE entity.
(2) A transfer regulation— (a) may transfer an asset
attached to land without transferring the land, even though the asset would
otherwise be a part of the land; and
(b) has effect despite any other law or
instrument; and
(c) may provide for a matter by reference to a document held
by an entity.
(3) To remove any doubt it is declared that a
transfer regulation applies despite— (a) the Industrial Relations Act 1999 ;
and
(b) any industrial instrument.
(4) Subsection (2) (c) does not by
implication limit the Statutory Instruments Act 1992 , section 26 .
(5) A
transfer regulation may make provision about— (a) how consideration
mentioned in subsection (1) (b) is to be decided; and
(b) the changing of the
consideration.
(6) A transfer regulation may make provision about accounting
treatment in relation to a matter mentioned in subsection (1) .
(7) In this
section—
"employee" , of a relevant TAFE entity mentioned in section 49 (1) (d) , does
not include a member of the board of the entity.
"record" includes any document.
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