The Industrial Training Levy (Construction Industry Training Board) Order 2025
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15 Time to appeal
For the purposes of section 12(4) of the Industrial Training Act 1982, the period of time within which an employer assessed to the levy may appeal to an employment tribunal against the assessment is— (a) one month beginning with the date of service of the assessment notice; (b) where the Board has served an amended assessment notice under article 12, one month beginning with the date of service of the amended assessment notice; (c) such further time as the Board may allow; or (d) such further time as an employment tribunal may allow where the Board has not allowed an extension of time for appealing.
15 Time to appeal
For the purposes of section 12(4) of the Industrial Training Act 1982, the period of time within which an employer assessed to the levy may appeal to an employment tribunal against the assessment is— (a) one month beginning with the date of service of the assessment notice; (b) where the Board has served an amended assessment notice under article 12, one month beginning with the date of service of the amended assessment notice; (c) such further time as the Board may allow; or (d) such further time as an employment tribunal may allow where the Board has not allowed an extension of time for appealing.
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