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Senator HUMPHRIES—I have some other questions about 457 visas and other visa categories, which I
might put on notice. I will turn to the skilled occupation list, which we were touching on before. I have a copy
of what I assume is the complete list. I cannot see any chefs or hairdressers on the list—the minister has kept
to his word in that respect. The old list had not only occupations but points associated with occupations. So
they were presumably ranked according to the higher level of priority. There are no points associated with the
list that I have. Does that mean that we have dispensed with the points system?
Mr Kukoc—Our points test is currently under review. Until it is reviewed and the new points test is
announced, the current points test applies. The skills list only enables applicants to lodge a valid application if
their occupation is on the skills list. It is a first determinant. They need to have their occupation on the skills
list in order to lodge a valid application. Once that application is lodged we allocate different points to
different criteria, including age, English language, whether their qualification is Australian or overseas—there
are a range of criteria, and that still applies.
Senator HUMPHRIES—For every occupation on the new list there is a corresponding occupation on the
old list that the people would have to refer to to work out how many points they earn.
Mr Vardos—Bearing in mind that the new arrangements start on 1 July and, with the points test under
review, that will be synchronised.
Senator HUMPHRIES—I hope that means it will all be clear by 1 July?
Mr Vardos—Yes.
Senator Chris Evans—Senator, just so that you are clear, the new SOL, which we accepted on the
recommendations of Skills Australia for the new test, will apply from 1 July. I will get Mr Speldewinde to take you through the interaction of the measures.