Further Education and Training Act 2014
sec.34Applicant may withdraw consent to the application to cancel
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sec.34 Applicant may withdraw consent to the application to cancel
A party to a registered training contract may, by written notice, withdraw the party’s consent to an application to cancel the contract within 7 days after the application is given to the chief executive. If the party is the apprentice or trainee under the registered training contract and is under 18 years, the notice must also be signed by a parent of the apprentice or trainee. However, subsection (2) does not apply if it would be inappropriate in all the circumstances for a parent to sign the notice. It may be inappropriate for a parent to sign the notice if the apprentice or trainee is living independently of his or her parents. If a party to a registered training contract withdraws the party’s consent under subsection (1) — the application is taken to have been withdrawn; and the chief executive must give all parties to the contract written notice stating— the application has been withdrawn; and the contract continues in force. (sec.34-ssec.1) A party to a registered training contract may, by written notice, withdraw the party’s consent to an application to cancel the contract within 7 days after the application is given to the chief executive. (sec.34-ssec.2) If the party is the apprentice or trainee under the registered training contract and is under 18 years, the notice must also be signed by a parent of the apprentice or trainee. (sec.34-ssec.3) However, subsection (2) does not apply if it would be inappropriate in all the circumstances for a parent to sign the notice. It may be inappropriate for a parent to sign the notice if the apprentice or trainee is living independently of his or her parents. (sec.34-ssec.4) If a party to a registered training contract withdraws the party’s consent under subsection (1) — the application is taken to have been withdrawn; and the chief executive must give all parties to the contract written notice stating— the application has been withdrawn; and the contract continues in force.
- (a) the application is taken to have been withdrawn; and
- (b) the chief executive must give all parties to the contract written notice stating— (i) the application has been withdrawn; and (ii) the contract continues in force.
- (i) the application has been withdrawn; and
- (ii) the contract continues in force.
- (i) the application has been withdrawn; and
- (ii) the contract continues in force.