Industrial Training Act 1982
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10 Training for employment overseas.
(1) An industrial training board may, with the consent . . . of the Secretary of State, exercise such functions in connection with training for employment in a similar industry outside Great Britain as are exercisable by it under the relevant provisions in connection with the training of persons employed or intending to be employed in the industry in Great Britain. (1A) In subsection (1) above “ the relevant provisions ” means— (a) in relation to the training of persons in Great Britain, section 5(1), (3)( d ) and (4) above; and (b) in relation to the training of persons outside Great Britain, paragraphs ( a ), ( c ), ( d ), ( e ), ( f ) and ( g ) of section 5(1) and paragraph ( d ) of section 5(3) above. (2) An industrial training board may delegate any power exercisable by it by virtue of this section to a committee (which need not include members of the board) appointed for that purpose or to any committee appointed under section 2 above. (3) An industrial training board shall keep separate accounts— (a) with respect to its functions under this section; and (b) with respect to its other functions under this Act; and no money raised by a levy imposed under this Act shall be carried to an account kept in pursuance of paragraph (a) above, and any expenses and liabilities incurred by the board under this section shall be disregarded for the purposes of section 4(2) above and section 11(1) below.
10 Training for employment overseas.
(1) An industrial training board may, with the consent . . . of the Secretary of State, exercise such functions in connection with training for employment in a similar industry outside Great Britain as are exercisable by it under the relevant provisions in connection with the training of persons employed or intending to be employed in the industry in Great Britain. (1A) In subsection (1) above “ the relevant provisions ” means— (a) in relation to the training of persons in Great Britain, section 5(1), (3)( d ) and (4) above; and (b) in relation to the training of persons outside Great Britain, paragraphs ( a ), ( c ), ( d ), ( e ), ( f ) and ( g ) of section 5(1) and paragraph ( d ) of section 5(3) above. (2) An industrial training board may delegate any power exercisable by it by virtue of this section to a committee (which need not include members of the board) appointed for that purpose or to any committee appointed under section 2 above. (3) An industrial training board shall keep separate accounts— (a) with respect to its functions under this section; and (b) with respect to its other functions under this Act; and no money raised by a levy imposed under this Act shall be carried to an account kept in pursuance of paragraph (a) above, and any expenses and liabilities incurred by the board under this section shall be disregarded for the purposes of section 4(2) above and section 11(1) below.
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