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Amended Skills Development Act

by Lloyd Ramutloa last modified 2010-09-02 05:19

30. Budget for training by public service employers

Skills Development Act (No. 97 of 1998 )
as amended by the
Amendment - Skills Development Act - 2003, and  Proposed Amendments to SETA's June 2006

Chapter 7 : Financing skills development


30. Budget for training by public service employers

        Each public service employer in the national and provincial spheres of government –

 

(a) must budget for at least –

(i)         0,5 per cent of its payroll with effect from 1 April 2000

(ii)        one per cent of its payroll with effect from 1 April 2001, for the training and education of its employees; and

(iii)      may contribute funds to a SETA.

 

30A.     Budget for training by national and provincial public entities

 

If 80 per cent or more of the expenditure of a national or provincial public entity is defrayed directly or indirectly from funds voted by Parliament, that
entity –

 

(a) must annually budget at least one per cent of its payroll for the training and education of its employees; and

(b) may contribute funds to a SETA.

 

30B.     National standard of good practice in skills development

 

(1)           In order to achieve the purposes of this Act, the Minister may, by notice in the Gazette, establish a national standard of good practice in skills development.

(2)           The Minister may take any steps necessary to achieve the national standard contemplated in subsection (1) and may establish an agency or contract with an existing agency.

(3)           The Director-General may allocate funds form the National Skills Fund to fund any activity undertaken in terms of this section.

 


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