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BUILT ENVIRONMENT PROFESSIONS BILL CHAMBER OF MINES OF SOUTH AFRICA INPUT
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1. FUNDING Sustainability of Funding - Assumed increased membership - Not enough funding for current Bodies Cross subsidisation - Bigger to fund smaller bodies - Revenues should be enough for each professional body Government Funding - Non-financial implication for government a concern - Imperative to subsidise the new body to ensure sustainability CHAMBER OF MINES INPUT
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2. EDUCATION AND TRAINING Roles and responsibility of the Council Legislative Framework for Education and Training South African Qualifications Authority/ National Qualifications Framework Bill “Stage 2” engineering qualifications Formal and Work experience qualifications Continuing professional development Silence on the role and importance of continuing professional development CHAMBER OF MINES INPUT
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3. COMPOSITION OF THE COUNCIL Representation of community - Communities of expert Practioners - NEDLAC: Platform for nomination of constituency representatives Representation from “on-the-job” providers of training on the Council (Employers) CHAMBER OF MINES INPUT
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4. RATIONALE FOR NEW LEGISLATION New legislation vs. implementation of current legislation. Not substantive rationale for new legislation except for a forced integration of the current professional councils. Integration is viewed as an implementation issue rather than policy that requires new legislation. CHAMBER OF MINES INPUT
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