Provision of services
4 Provision of services
A reference in this Act to the provision of services includes, without limiting the generality of that expression, a reference to doing anything (other than supplying or exporting goods) that confers a benefit on, grants a right or privilege to, provides a facility for, or otherwise assists, someone, including anything done under:
a contract for or in relation to the performance of work (including work of a professional nature) with or without the supply or export of goods; or
a contract for or in relation to the lending of money or other provision of financial assistance.
Examples of the provision of services are:
working as an employee, consultant or adviser; and
providing training; and
providing technological information or know‑how; and
procuring another to supply or export goods or provide services.
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