VET Student Loans Act 2016

PART 5A - TUITION PROTECTION  

Division 1 - Preliminary  

SECTION 66B   WHEN AN APPROVED COURSE PROVIDER DEFAULTS IN RELATION TO A STUDENT  

66B(1)    
An approved course provider defaults in relation to a student if:


(a) the provider fails to start to provide a course or a part of a course to the student on the day on which the course or part was scheduled to start; and


(b) the student has not withdrawn before that day; and


(c) either:


(i) a VET student loan has been approved for the student for the course on or before that day; or

(ii) the student is an eligible student for the course and has a HELP balance of greater than zero on that day.

66B(2)    
An approved course provider defaults in relation to a student if:


(a) the provider ceases to provide a course or a part of a course to the student on a day that is after the course or part starts but before it is completed; and


(b) the student has not withdrawn before that day; and


(c) either:


(i) a VET student loan has been approved for the student for the course on or before that day; or

(ii) the student is an eligible student for the course and has a HELP balance of greater than zero on that day.

66B(3)    
An approved course provider defaults in relation to a student if circumstances prescribed by the rules apply in relation to the provider and the student.


 

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