Construction Industry Training Fund Act 1993 (SA)

South Australia Construction Industry Training Fund Act 1993 An Act to establish a fund to be used to improve the quality of training in the building and construction industry; to establish the Construction Industry Training Board to administer the fund and to co-ordinate appropriate training; to provide for the imposition and collection of a levy for the purposes of the fund; and for other purposes.

Contents Part 1—Preliminary 1 Short title 3 Interpretation 3A Objects Part 2—The Construction Industry Training Board 4 Constitution of the Board 5 Composition of the Board 6 Immunity of members 7 Procedures of the Board 8 Disclosure of interest 9 Members' duties of honesty, care and diligence etc 10 Allowances and expenses Part 3—Operations of the Board Division 1—Functions and powers 11 Functions 12 Powers of the Board 13 Committees 14 Delegations 15 Common seal and execution of documents Division 2—Accounts, audits and reports 16 Accounts and audit 17 Annual report 17A Reports to Minister Division 3—Administration 18 Staff and resources 19 Collection agencies Part 4—Levies 20 Imposition of levy 21 Rate of levy 22 Estimated value of building or construction work 23 Exemptions 24 Liability of project owner to pay levy 25 Penalties for late payment of levy 26 Notice of variation 27 Adjustment of amount paid 28 Cancellation of project 29 Recovery of levy etc 30 Offence to provide false information Part 5—The Construction Industry Training Fund 31 Construction Industry Training Fund 31A Minister may present Board with statement of priorities Part 6—Training Plan 32 Training Plan Part 7—Miscellaneous 32A Board may conduct activities under other name 33 Authorised officers 34 Powers of entry and inspection 35 Contracts to evade levy void 36 Prosecution 37 Regulations 38 Review of Act Schedule 1—Building or construction work under the Act 1 Building or construction work 2 Exclusions 3 Definitions Schedule 1A—Value of building or construction work 1 Estimated value 2 Fixtures etc Schedule 4—Public accountability of Board 1 Powers of Minister 2 Notice or proposal 3 Appointment and powers of administrator 4 Expenses of administration 5 Liability for losses incurred during administration 6 Termination of administration Legislative history