Higher Education Support Act 2003

Chapter 2 - Grants for higher education assistance etc  

PART 2-5 - REDUCTION AND REPAYMENT OF GRANTS  

Division 54 - In what circumstances may a grant be reduced or required to be repaid?  

SECTION 54-5  

54-5   Appropriateness of requiring reduction or repayment of grant  
Without limiting the matters that the Minister may consider in deciding whether it is appropriate under subsection 54-1(1) to take particular action, the Minister may consider any or all of the following matters:


(a) whether the breach is of a minor or major nature;


(b) whether the breach has occurred before and, if so, how often;


(ba) if the breach is a breach of a condition imposed under section 19-37 - the amount of any adjustment under section 33-37 in relation to that breach, or any other breach by the body, during the same year;


(c) if the body is a higher education provider-the impact that the breach may have on the body ' s students;


(d) if the body is a higher education provider - the impact of the breach on the higher education provided by the body;


(e) the impact of the breach on Australia ' s reputation as a provider of high quality higher education;


(f) (Repealed by No 93 of 2020)


 

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