Exemptions for certain interstate employers
60 Exemptions for certain interstate employers
An employer—
who is domiciled outside the State and involved in a designated sector in the State; or
who is domiciled in the State and involved in a designated sector outside the State, may, in a manner and form determined by the relevant industry board, apply to the board to be exempted from the requirement to be registered and pay a levy under this Act in respect of any designated worker, or class of designated workers, employed by the employer.
If the industry board is satisfied that any designated worker, or class of designated workers, affected by an application under this section is, in the performance of work, covered by an appropriate long service leave scheme established under a corresponding law, the board may grant the application.
An industry board may, pending making a decision on an application under this section, exempt an employer from the requirement to be registered under this Act.
The board may, at any time by written notice to the relevant employer, revoke an exemption under this section.
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