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Recommendations
Recommendation 1
3.66 The
Committee recommends that the Government closely examine the interface between
further education, welfare and the needs of a changing labour market on a
periodic basis.
Recommendation 2
3.106 The
Committee recommends that the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations
reassess which of the guidelines under the package are to be disallowable by
the Parliament; that is, that it ensure key aspects of the guidelines be
determined by disallowable instruments. This will ensure consistency in
application as well as appropriate Parliamentary scrutiny. In particular, the
Committee recommends that guidelines dealing with what constitutes unsuitable
paid employment, special family circumstances, suitable and unsuitable activities
for participation, and compliance issues are based on disallowable instruments.
Recommendation 3
3.111 The
Committee recommends that the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations
table in the Parliament, on an annual basis, key data on the implementation of
the Welfare to Work package.
Recommendation 4
3.115 The
Committee recommends that an automatic exemption from participation
requirements be extended to parents of large families.
Recommendation 5
3.117 The
Committee reports to the Senate that it has considered the Employment and
Workplace Relations Legislation Amendment (Welfare to Work and Other Measures)
Bill 2005 and recommends that the Bill, subject to
recommendation 4, be passed.
Recommendation 6
4.16 The
Committee reports to the Senate that it has considered the Family and Community
Services Legislation Amendment (Welfare to Work) Bill 2005 and recommends that
the Bill be passed without amendment.
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