Common use of INDUSTRY COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATE Clause in Contracts

INDUSTRY COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATE. This clause will not be read in lieu of clause 28 of the award. This clause will only apply where there has been a suspected breach/s of the Agreement and the Enterprise has failed to attend any proceeding at either the VDIDB or the AIRC regarding that suspected breach/s. Where requested by the Union, the Enterprise shall submit to an audit of its books and accounts by a chartered Accountant in accordance with this clause to ensure the essential standards of this Agreement are met. A chartered accountant shall conduct any such audit of the necessary records of the Enterprise and will have regard for the terms and conditions of this Agreement, the Award, and the VBIA, when conducting the audit. The audit will cover a wide range of statutory and other requirements: • Details of wages paid for at least the last three months prior to the suspected breach/s • Group Tax records for at least the last three months prior to the sus pected breach/s • Payroll tax records for at least the last three months prior to the suspected breach/s. • Prescribed Payments Tax Records for at least the last three months prior to the sus pected breach/s • Business Activity Statement • Current Workers Compensation Insurance Policy • Details of Top-Up/24 Hours Accidental Insurance Policy • Current Public Liability Insurance Policy • Details of Redundancy Trust and contributions for at least the last three months prior to the suspected breach/s • Details of Superannuation Fund and contributions for at least the last three months prior to the suspected breach/s • Long Service Leave – Registration Numbers • Award Entitlements • Rostered days off Upon conclusion of the audit, and if so satisfied, the chartered accountant will provide to the Union and the Enterprise a certificate stating that the Enterprise has complied with all relevant obligations. Where the chartered accountant is not so satisfied, he or she will provide a report to the Union and to the Enterprise setting out a list of deficiencies in the enterprise’s meeting of its obligations under this Agreement, the Award, or the VBIA.

INDUSTRY COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATE. This clause will not be read in lieu of clause 28 of the award. This clause will only apply where there has been a suspected breach/s of the Agreement and the Enterprise has failed to attend any proceeding at either the VDIDB or the AIRC regarding that suspected breach/s. Where requested by the Union, the Enterprise shall submit to an audit of its books and accounts by a chartered Accountant in accordance with this clause to ensure the essential standards of this Agreement are met. A chartered accountant shall conduct any such audit of the necessary records of the Enterprise and will have regard for the terms and conditions of this Agreement, the Award, and the VBIA, when conducting the audit. The audit will cover a wide range of statutory and other requirements: • Details of wages paid for at least the last three months prior to the suspected breach/s • Group Tax records for at least the last three months prior to the sus pected suspected breach/s • Payroll tax records for at least the last three months prior to the suspected breach/s. • Prescribed Payments Tax Records for at least the last three months prior to the sus pected suspected breach/s • Business Activity Statement • Current Workers Compensation Insurance Policy • Details of Top-Up/24 Hours Accidental Insurance Policy • Current Public Liability Insurance Policy • Details of Redundancy Trust and contributions for at least the last three months prior to the suspected breach/s • Details of Superannuation Fund and contributions for at least the last three months prior to the suspected breach/s • Long Service Leave – Registration Numbers • Award Entitlements • Rostered days off Upon conclusion of the audit, and if so satisfied, the chartered accountant will provide to the Union and the Enterprise a certificate stating that the Enterprise has complied with all relevant obligations. Where the chartered accountant is not so satisfied, he or she will provide a report to the Union and to the Enterprise setting out a list of deficiencies in the enterprise’s meeting of its obligations under this Agreement, the Award, or the VBIA.

INDUSTRY COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATE. This clause will not be read in lieu of clause 28 of the award. This clause will only apply where there has been a suspected breach/s of the Agreement and the Enterprise has failed to attend any proceeding at either the VDIDB or the AIRC regarding that suspected breach/s. Where requested by the Union, the Enterprise shall submit to an audit of its books and accounts by a chartered Accountant in accordance with this clause to ensure the essential standards of this Agreement are met. A chartered accountant shall conduct any such audit of the necessary records of the Enterprise and will have regard for the terms and conditions of this Agreement, the Award, and the VBIA, when conducting the audit. The audit will cover a wide range of statutory and other requirements: • Details of wages paid for at least the last three months prior to the suspected breach/s • Group Tax records for at least the last three months prior to the sus pected suspected breach/s • Payroll tax records for at least the last three months prior to the suspected breach/s. • Prescribed Payments Tax Records for at least the last three months prior to the sus pected suspected breach/s • Business Activity Statement • Current Workers Compensation Insurance Policy • Details of Top-Up/24 Hours Accidental Insurance Policy • Current Public Liability Insurance Policy • Details of Redundancy Trust and contributions for at least the last three months prior to the suspected breach/s • Details of Superannuation Fund and contributions for at least the last three months prior to the suspected breach/s • Long Service Leave – Registration Numbers • Award Entitlements • Rostered days off Upon conclusion of the audit, and if so satisfied, the chartered accountant will provide to the Union and the Enterprise a certificate stating that the Enterprise has complied with all relevant obligations. Where the chartered accountant is not so satisfied, he or she will provide a report to the Union and to the Enterprise setting out a list of deficiencies in the enterprise’s meeting of its obligations under this Agreement, the Award, or the VBIA.. CEPU(PLUMBING DIVISION)/ENTERPRISE AGREEMENT 2002-2005