When is a statement of corporate intent to be prepared
3.3.34B When is a statement of corporate intent to be prepared
S. 3.3.34B (Heading) amended by No. 32/2022 s. 35(1).
S. 3.3.34B inserted by No. 39/2012 s. 35.
S. 3.3.34B(1) amended by No. 32/2022 s. 35(2)(a).
In respect of each year, the Board of AMES Australia must—
S. 3.3.34B (1)(a) amended by No. 32/2022 s. 35(2)(b).
prepare, in consultation with the Minister, a proposed statement of corporate intent in relation to the provision of adult, community and further education, vocational education and training, employment and other associated programs and services; and
submit the proposed statement of corporate intent to the Minister.
S. 3.3.34B(2) amended by No. 32/2022 s. 35(3).
If, prior to 1 October, the Minister provides to the Board of AMES Australia a statement of expectations in relation to the operations of AMES Australia in the next year, these must be taken into account in preparing a statement of corporate intent.
S. 3.3.34B(3) amended by No. 32/2022 s. 35(4).
If the Board of AMES Australia and the Minister fail to agree on a statement of corporate intent before 1 March of the year to which the statement of corporate intent relates, the Minister may make a statement of corporate intent in relation to AMES Australia.
S. 3.3.34B(4) amended by No. 32/2022 s. 35(5).
A statement of corporate intent may be varied at any time if the Board of AMES Australia and the Minister so agree.
S. 3.3.34B(5) amended by No. 32/2022 s. 35(5).
If the Board of AMES Australia and the Minister fail to agree to a proposed variation of a statement of corporate intent within 28 days after the variation is proposed, the Minister may—
vary the statement of corporate intent; or
decline to vary the statement of corporate intent.
The Minister must cause copies of each statement of corporate intent and any variation to be made available on request to a member of the public.
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