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Provision Reference: sch 6 cl 10 (pt 3/3)
Character Range: 103814–106120

other physical structures that can be used in the *making of *films.

376‑29  Minimum training expenditure exemption—training programs
 (1) A company is exempt under this section from the minimum training expenditure requirement (see subsection 376‑20(8) and section 376‑27) for a *film (the relevant film) if:
 (a) an individual (the trainee) that has worked on the *making of the relevant film has undertaken training under a training program; and
 (b) all or part of that training was undertaken by the trainee during the period when the trainee worked on the making of the relevant film; and
 (c) the company or an *associate of the company has incurred expenditure that is for, or that is reasonably attributable to, the training undertaken by the trainee; and
 (d) the training program has materially contributed to the making of the relevant film; and
 (e) the training program has materially contributed, or will materially contribute, to the making of at least 2 films, each of which satisfies or will satisfy subsection (2) (and one of which may be the relevant film); and
 (f) the training program has materially contributed to alleviating capacity constraints in the Australian screen industry.
 (2) A *film satisfies this subsection if a substantial proportion of the activities involved in the *making of the film take place in Australia.
 (3) In determining whether a training program has contributed to a thing mentioned in paragraph (1)(f), the matters to which consideration may be given include, but are not limited to, the following:
 (a) mentoring, industry partnerships and work experience placements facilitated by the training program;
 (b) skills shortages in the Australian screen industry that are addressed by the training program;
 (c) activities connected with the training program that contribute to improving health and safety, and diversity and inclusion, in the Australian screen industry;
 (d) any matters specified in rules made under subsection (4).
 (4) Subject to subsection (5), the *Arts Minister may, by legislative instrument, make rules specifying matters for the purposes of paragraph (3)(d), including matters of a kind referred to in any of paragraphs (3)(a) to (c).
 (5) Before making rules under subsection (4), the *Arts Minister must consult the Minister.