Declarations of trades and declared vocations
6 Declarations of trades and declared vocations
The Minister may, by notice in the Gazette and on the recommendation of the Commission, declare an occupation to be a trade or a declared vocation (as the case requires).
A notice under subsection (1) must, in relation to each trade or vocation to which the notice relates:
identify the job or occupation, or class of job or occupation, to which the trade or vocation relates; and
identify any relevant pathways (including, where appropriate, pathways at a national level) to the trade or vocation; and
contain any other information required by the regulations.
To avoid doubt, a relevant pathway to a trade or vocation may, in addition to the primary qualification relating to the trade or vocation, include—
pre‑apprenticeships or pre‑traineeships;
or
specified skill sets; or
higher qualifications; or
such other matters as the Minister thinks appropriate.
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