Construction Industry Training Fund Act 1993

For the purposes, or in the course, of performing its functions, the Board may establish such committees (which may, but need not, consist of or include members of the Board) as the Board thinks fit.

The Board must establish and maintain a committee in relation to each sector of the building and construction industry.

The functions of a committee established under subsection (2) are—

to represent the interests of its particular sector in relation to the management of the Fund; and

to make representations to the Board in relation to the Training

to advise the Board on the allocation of money from the Fund for the benefit of its particular sector; and

to advise the Board on any other matter relevant to its particular sector; and

to carry out other functions determined by the Board.

The Board must establish and maintain a cross-sector planning committee.

The functions of the committee established under subsection (3a) are—

to advise the Board on issues and trends that affect the building and construction industry as a whole; and

to advise the Board on the allocation of money from the Fund for the benefit of a section of the building and construction workforce, or the building and construction workforce as a whole; and

to represent the interests of professions and small businesses that provide important inputs to the building and construction industry;

to make representations to the Board in relation to the Training

to carry out other functions determined by the Board.

Subject to the regulations, a member of a committee holds office at the pleasure of the Board.

A member of a Committee is entitled to receive reimbursement, allowances and expenses approved by the Minister.

The allowances and expenses received by each committee member under subsection (5) must—

be included in the annual report of the Board prepared under section 17; and

be published on a website maintained by the Board to which the public has access free of charge.