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1995 (MHSA), Act 27 of 1995 deals with tripartite institutions and in accordance of Section 41(3), a Mining Qualifications Authority (MQA) is established to advise the Minister on qualifications, standards, assessments, examinations, quality assurance, and accreditation of mining qualifications. In this role the MQA is to advise the Minister on the registration of qualifications on the National Qualification Framework (Department of Mineral Resources, 2011). In Schedule 7(g) (GNR 612 of 24 June 1998) it is determined that the Authority must ‘assure the quality of education and training..., without itself being provider of education...’. The functions of the MQA is defined in Chapter 4 46(1)(a-f) of the MHSA. With the establishment of the NQF in 1995, three quality Quality Councils (QCs) were established for the setting of and quality assurance of competency standards. These Quality Councils are the Council for Higher Education (CHE), which deals with formal tertiary education on NQF levels 5 through 10; the Further Education and Training Quality Council (FETQC) (Umalusi), which deals with qualifications on NQF levels 1 through 4; and the Quality Council for Trades and Occupations (QCTO), which deals with qualifications on NQF Levels 1 through 8. The Occupational Qualifications Framework (OQF) was developed to address labour market needs in respect of occupations and was designed to provide occupational qualifications as well as the minimum access requirements for these qualifications. The OQF intends to provide clear articulation with qualifications in the general and further education framework and Status of the phasing out of the Chamber of Mines of South Africa Certificates of Competency