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must create and keep accurate and comprehensive documentation relating to Roads to Recovery payments it has received after 1 July 2009 and retain those documents for a minimum of seven years.

        7.2 A funding recipient must allow Australian Public Service employees or persons nominated by the Commonwealth to inspect:

(a) work on projects being undertaken by the funding recipient which are funded by Roads to Recovery payments; and

(b) relevant documents.

7.3 A funding recipient must, when requested to do so by the Department, provide:

(a) copies of relevant documents; and

(b) photographs of projects completed using Roads to Recovery payments, in the manner and form required by the Department.

Part 8: Non-compliance with conditions
8.1 If the Secretary or delegate of the Secretary notifies a funding recipient in writing that the Secretary is satisfied that the funding recipient has, in relation to a Roads to Recovery payment, failed to comply with the Act or to fulfil any of these conditions, the funding recipient must repay to the Commonwealth an amount equal to so much of the payment that the Secretary or delegate specifies in the notice.

Part 9  AusLink conditions
9.1 The definition of 'AusLink Roads to Recovery Payment' in clause 1(1) of the AusLink conditions is amended as follows:

             After 'Act', insert the words 'for the funding period starting on 1 July 2005 and ending on 30 June 2009'.

Part 10  Compliance with other laws

10.1 Funding recipients are required to comply with all other relevant laws, including those identified below.
10.2 The National Code of Practice for the Construction Industry (the Construction Code) is the standard of practice for building and construction work, setting out the responsibilities of all parties on construction projects funded by the Australian Government.  The Australian Government Implementation Guidelines for the National Code of Practice for the Construction Industry (the Implementation Guidelines) outlines the process for complying with the Construction Code.
The Construction Code and the Implementation Guidelines apply to all construction projects indirectly funded by the Australian Government through grant or other programs where:

            * the Australian Government funding contribution is at least $5 million and represents at least 50 per cent of the total construction value; and
            * the Australian Government contribution to the project is $10 million or more irrespective of the proportion of Australian Government funding.
        For further information, and copies of the Construction Code and Implementation Guidelines, refer to: http://www.deewr.gov.au/WorkplaceRelations/Policies/BuildingandConstruction/Pages/NationalCodeandGuidelines.aspx or contact the National Code Hotline on 1300 731 293.

10.3 Under the Building and Construction Industry Improvement Act (2005), Australian Government agencies can only fund "building work" when, subject to thresholds, an accredited builder is engaged.
The Australian Government Building and Construction OHS Accreditation Scheme (the Scheme)