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Parliamentary inquiry recommends new complaints system for s457 visas

The subclass 457 temporary skilled migration visa scheme should be toughened to eliminate abuses, including by a new complaints mechanism and reviews of training compliance and the adequacy of Regional Certifying Bodies, according to the unanimous recommendations of a Federal Parliamentary inquiry released today.

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