❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks clarification on the BCITF Board's consideration of a CRC for Construction application and whether the Director committed funds before board approval. The Minister's response indicates board involvement and authorisation for a non-binding statement of intent.
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(1) Has the BCITF Board formally considered the application process to establish a CRC for Construction? (2) Has the Director signed any documents committing Western Australia industry levy funds prior to the board s consideration? Answered on 21 September 2000 The Minister
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21 September 2000
Response time
16 days
(1) I am advised that the BCIT Board considered BCITF involvement in the CRC for Construction application at its meeting on 1 August 2000 deciding to continue that involvement and await the decision of the CRC selection committee prior to further considering the matter. (2) The Chairman advised that the BCIT Board authorised the Director to proceed with a statement of intent from the BCITF regarding the CRC for construction, on the basis that no formal or binding commitment was required, and that the Board would be free to determine whether or not to continue its association with the CRC application.
(2) Has the Director signed any documents committing Western Australia industry levy funds prior to the board s consideration? Answered on 21 September 2000 The Minister Replied: (1) I am advised that the BCIT Board considered BCITF involvement in the CRC for Construction application at its meeting on 1 August 2000 deciding to continue that involvement and await the decision of the CRC selection committee prior to further considering the matter. (2) The Chairman advised that the BCIT Board authorised the Director to proceed with a statement of intent from the BCITF regarding the CRC for construction, on the basis that no formal or binding commitment was required, and that the Board would be free to determine whether or not to continue its association with the CRC application.
Answered on 21 September 2000 The Minister Replied: (1) I am advised that the BCIT Board considered BCITF involvement in the CRC for Construction application at its meeting on 1 August 2000 deciding to continue that involvement and await the decision of the CRC selection committee prior to further considering the matter. (2) The Chairman advised that the BCIT Board authorised the Director to proceed with a statement of intent from the BCITF regarding the CRC for construction, on the basis that no formal or binding commitment was required, and that the Board would be free to determine whether or not to continue its association with the CRC application.
(2) Has the Director signed any documents committing Western Australia industry levy funds prior to the board s consideration? Answered on 21 September 2000 The Minister Replied: (1) I am advised that the BCIT Board considered BCITF involvement in the CRC for Construction application at its meeting on 1 August 2000 deciding to continue that involvement and await the decision of the CRC selection committee prior to further considering the matter. (2) The Chairman advised that the BCIT Board authorised the Director to proceed with a statement of intent from the BCITF regarding the CRC for construction, on the basis that no formal or binding commitment was required, and that the Board would be free to determine whether or not to continue its association with the CRC application.
Answered on 21 September 2000 The Minister Replied: (1) I am advised that the BCIT Board considered BCITF involvement in the CRC for Construction application at its meeting on 1 August 2000 deciding to continue that involvement and await the decision of the CRC selection committee prior to further considering the matter. (2) The Chairman advised that the BCIT Board authorised the Director to proceed with a statement of intent from the BCITF regarding the CRC for construction, on the basis that no formal or binding commitment was required, and that the Board would be free to determine whether or not to continue its association with the CRC application.
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