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NSW TAFE Commission Board MembersAttendance at Meetings in 2001Board Member No. of No. ofMeetings MeetingsEligible to Attend AttendedMs Sandra Yates 7 7Dr Ken Boston 7 6Dr Doreen Clark 7 7Ms Anne De Salis 4 3Mr Mohamed Elsarky 7 7Mr Warren Grimshaw 7 6Mr Steve Harrison 6 5Ms Melanie O’Connor 7 6Ms Kaye Schofield 7 6Ms Dorian Scott 7 5Mr Doug Wright 7 7Changes in Board MembershipMs Anne De Salis Appointed 14 September 2001Method and Term of Appointment of BoardMembersMethod: Section 11(2) of the Technical and Further EducationCommission Act 1990 provides for the appointment of 13members of the Board to include:! the Managing Director of TAFE NSW! a senior member of the staff of the NSW TAFE Commission,or a senior public servant employed in the Department ofEducation and Training, for the time being nominated bythe Minister! the Chairperson of the Board of Adult and CommunityEducation! a nominee of the Minister for Education and Training! nine members appointed by the Minister.No formal appointments are necessary for ex officio members.Schedule 1, 4(1) of the Act allows the re-appointment ofmembers by the Minister, although terms of appointment mustnot exceed four years.Term: The terms of appointment are varied to ensure continuityof membership.Vocational Training BoardChairMs Pam ChristieAssistant Director-General, State Training Services, NSWDepartment of Education and TrainingCommissioner for Vocational TrainingMembersAustralian Defence Force AssociationMr Anthony AldersonAustralian Industry GroupMr Paul HennessyMs Gillian McDonaldMr Ian McMaughMr John SmithAustralian Institute of ConstructionMr Don De CostaMr Eric KayAustralian Institute of Travel and Tourism (NSW Chapter)Mr Paul JacobsAustralian Manufacturing Workers UnionMr Basil KingMr Bruce McLeodMr Ian MastersMr Bradley StewartAustralian Manufacturing Workers Union (Printing Division -NSW State Council)Mr Brian HendersonMr Peter OdyAustralian Manufacturing Workers Union (Vehicle Division)Mr Garry HingleAustralian Meat Industry Employees Union (NSW Branch)Ms Patricia FernandezMr Robert HamiltonMr Peter UsherAustralian Workers UnionMr Keith EadieMs Lauren GodfreyMs Sarah KaneConstruction, Forestry, Mining and Energy UnionMr Terry KesbyMs Rita MalliaConstruction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union (ForestryDivision)Mr Craig SmithElectrical Trades Union of AustraliaMr Peter McPhersonMr Bernard RiordanMr Warwick TomlinsMr William WooldridgeFar West Aboriginal Health ServiceMr William JohnstoneGardner MerchantMs Louise FlowerdayHealth Services Association of NSWMr Paul NaylorHospitality Training NetworkMs Bronwyn WillitsInstitute of Automotive Mechanical EngineersMr Graeme JacksonLabor Council of NSWMr Michael GadielMr Ernie RazborsekMaster Builders Association of NSWMs Donna KingMaster Farriers Association of NSWMr Lewis CiniMr Malcolm Hunt232 NSW Department of Education and Training Annual Report 2001
Master Painters Australia (NSW Association)Mr Donald GrayMr Geoff SheldonMaster Painters Group Training CompanyMr Dennis O’SullivanMaster Plumbers Apprentices LtdMr Laurie ReevesMaster Tilers, Slaters and Shinglers Association of NSWMr Keith MacKenzieMotor Traders Association of NSWMr Arnold CannonMr Rod GraceMr George HarrisMr Gregory HattonMs Clare LongstaffMr Kenneth McKellMr Bruce PerkinsMr Ian RolfeNational Electrical Contractors Association of AustraliaMr John CambridgeMr Barry DawsonNational Meat Association of AustraliaMs Belinda HughesMr Timothy HulmeMr Neville RoweMs Debbie YatesNational Precast Concrete Association of NSWMr Brian MallonNational Roof Tiling Industry CommitteeMr Richard HeronNSW College of NursingMs Jan AndrewsNSW Electrical Licensing BoardMr James MacFadyenNSW Golf AssociationMr Geoff WorsleyPlastics and Chemicals Industries AssociationMr Kevin HannonPrinting Industry Association of AustraliaMs Kath BrowneMr Ken StennerProfessional Hairdressers’ AssociationMr Jack FitzgeraldMs Maureen HardingMs Linden SwanRestaurant and Catering Industry AssociationMr John WalkerMr Robert GoldmanFrequency of MeetingsThe Vocational Training Board (VTB) was convened asscheduled on an industry basis to assess applications for traderecognition.The Board was also convened to hear and determine disputesbetween employers and their apprentices or trainees anddisciplinary matters lodged with the Commissioner forVocational Training by employers. Each hearing of the VTBrequired a quorum comprising the chairperson, an employerrepresentative, an employee representative, and a representativeof the NSW TAFE Commission.On a day-to-day basis the function of chairperson of the VTBwas delegated by the Commissioner for Vocational Training tothe Manager, Vocational Training Board, or, in the manager’sabsence, to the Registrar, Vocational Training Board.In 2001, the VTB met on 152 occasions to determine applicationsfor trade recognition and regulatory matters under the Industrialand Commercial Training Act 1989 (the same number of occasionsas in 2000). The VTB also convened 55 times to hear anddetermine disputes and disciplinary matters notified by theCommissioner for Vocational Training concerning employersand their apprentices or trainees (compared to 85 occasions in2000).Changes in Board MembershipIn accordance with the Industrial and Commercial Training Act1989, members of the VTB were nominated by employer andemployee (union) industrial associations as having the requiredknowledge and experience in industry trade skill requirementsand in apprenticeship and traineeship training arrangements.Method and Term of Appointment of BoardMembersIn accordance with the provisions of Schedule 3 of the Industrialand Commercial Training Act 1989, VTB members were appointedby the Minister for a period of three years, on the nomination ofthe relevant employer or employee association.Change in LegislationThe Industrial and Commercial Training Act 1989 will besuperseded by the Apprenticeship and Traineeship Act 2001 witheffect from 1 January 2002.Other BoardsThere are also two other Boards administered by the Department,the Board of Vocational Education and Training and theVocational Education and Training Accreditation Board. TheseBoards are established as corporations and produce separateannual reports.Shop Distributive and Allied Employees AssociationMs Julie DuncanTextile, Clothing and Footwear Union (NSW)Ms Barbara JensenNSW Department of Education and Training Annual Report 2001 233
Page 1 and 2: APPENDICESNSW Department of Educati
Page 3 and 4: APPENDIX 1Legislative Context and C
Page 5: Ms Sam Thomas, TC, BEdDirector, Adu
Page 9 and 10: Mr Colin Parker, BA, MEdStudDistric
Page 11 and 12: Mr Bernard Ollis, DipArt&Design, BA
Page 13 and 14: APPENDIX 6SES Performance Statement
Page 15 and 16: Major capital works projects were c
Page 17 and 18: The State Numeracy Plan provides a
Page 19 and 20: Enrolments continued to grow substa
Page 21 and 22: Hetty CislowskiAssistant Director-G
Page 23 and 24: During the year, Mr Sutton worked a
Page 25 and 26: APPENDIX 8Risk Management and Insur
Page 27 and 28: Benchmarking Audit ServicesThe Depa
Page 29 and 30: Institute Management ReviewsTAFE NS
Page 31 and 32: TAFE teachers and related employees
Page 33 and 34: Initiatives for Staff With Disabili
Page 35 and 36: APPENDIX 13Overseas VisitsState Off
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Page 45 and 46: TAFE InstitutesPeriod of Visit Name
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Page 55 and 56: APPENDIX 14Code of ConductThe Depar
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APPENDIX 17Freedom of InformationTh
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APPENDIX 18PublicationsA selection
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APPENDIX 19Research and Development
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Programs and ServicesCulturally Inc
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TAFE institutes continued to provid
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APPENDIX 21Disability Action PlanTh
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the district level to provide profe
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APPENDIX 23ConsultantsConsultant Pr
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OrganisationNSW Federation of Schoo
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Grants to Community Organisations C
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APPENDIX 26Major Capital WorksMajor
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Project DescriptionSCHOOL EDUCATION
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TAFE EDUCATION SERVICES CONT’DPro
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APPENDIX 28Land DisposalIn 2000/200
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APPENDIX 31Government Energy Manage
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APPENDIX 33Privacy and Personal Inf
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Directory of School District Office
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IndexAAboriginal and Torres Strait
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RReading Recovery, 52Records Manage
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