Further Education and Training Act 2014
sec.26Application for permanent transfer of registered training contract
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sec.26 Application for permanent transfer of registered training contract
The following may apply to the chief executive for a registered training contract to be permanently transferred to a new employer— all parties to the contract and the proposed new employer; the apprentice or trainee under the contract and the proposed new employer. The application must be in the approved form and state the following information— the name of the proposed new employer; the proposed day for the transfer; that the proposed transfer is agreed to by each of the applicants; the reasons for the proposed transfer. If the apprentice or trainee is under 18 years, the application must include the signed consent of a parent of the apprentice or trainee. However, subsection (3) does not apply if it would be inappropriate in all the circumstances for a parent to give signed consent. It may be inappropriate for a parent to give signed consent if the apprentice or trainee is living independently of his or her parents. (sec.26-ssec.1) The following may apply to the chief executive for a registered training contract to be permanently transferred to a new employer— all parties to the contract and the proposed new employer; the apprentice or trainee under the contract and the proposed new employer. (sec.26-ssec.2) The application must be in the approved form and state the following information— the name of the proposed new employer; the proposed day for the transfer; that the proposed transfer is agreed to by each of the applicants; the reasons for the proposed transfer. (sec.26-ssec.3) If the apprentice or trainee is under 18 years, the application must include the signed consent of a parent of the apprentice or trainee. (sec.26-ssec.4) However, subsection (3) does not apply if it would be inappropriate in all the circumstances for a parent to give signed consent. It may be inappropriate for a parent to give signed consent if the apprentice or trainee is living independently of his or her parents.
- (a) all parties to the contract and the proposed new employer;
- (b) the apprentice or trainee under the contract and the proposed new employer.
- (a) the name of the proposed new employer;
- (b) the proposed day for the transfer;
- (c) that the proposed transfer is agreed to by each of the applicants;
- (d) the reasons for the proposed transfer.