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VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING ACT 1996 - SECT 60F

60F .         Registration of training contracts

        (1)         A training contract does not commence until it is registered by the chief executive under this section.

        (2)         An employer who enters into a training contract must lodge it with the chief executive in accordance with the regulations for registration.

        Penalty: a fine of $3 000.

        (3)         The chief executive may refuse to register a training contract —

            (a)         if the contract was not lodged in accordance with the regulations; or

            (b)         if a requirement for the contract imposed under section 60C(5) has not been complied with; or

            (c)         if the content or form of the contract does not comply with the regulations; or

            (d)         if the chief executive is satisfied the employer is not able to train the apprentice adequately or is not a fit and proper person to enter into the contract; or

            (e)         if the apprentice is ineligible under the regulations to enter into the contract; or

            (f)         for any reason prescribed in the regulations.

        (4)         Subsections (2) and (3), with any necessary changes, apply to a variation of a training contract.

        (5)         The chief executive may cancel the registration of a training contract for any reason prescribed in the regulations.

        (6)         If the chief executive cancels the registration of a training contract, the contract ceases to have effect.

        (7)         The chief executive must keep a register of registered training contracts.

        (8)         A person who is dissatisfied by a decision made by the chief executive under this section may appeal against it to the Western Australian Industrial Relations Commission.

        (9)         On an appeal made under subsection (8) against a decision, the Commission must rehear the matter and may confirm the decision or set it aside and either substitute a decision the chief executive could make or order the chief executive to decide the matter again.

        [Section 60F inserted: No. 44 of 2008 s. 39.]



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