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Student Fee Protection Rules 2022
- Authority
- Commencement
- Interpretation
- Application of these Rules
- Provider withdrawal and refund policies
- Voluntary closure or Course cessation
- Course Closure Event
- Student Fee Protection Mechanism(s) for Providers
- Student Fee Protection Mechanism(s) for Agents
- Public Notification of approved Student Fee Protection Mechanism
- NZQA approval of Suppliers
- Obligations of Suppliers
- Obligations of Providers
- Obligations of Agents
- Failure of Provider or Agent to comply with Rules
- Withdrawal of Mechanism by Supplier
- Failure of Supplier to comply with Rules
- Revocation
- Savings
- Appendix A
- Appendix B
- Appendix C
- Appendix D
17. Failure of Supplier to comply with Rules
- If a Supplier of a Provider or Agent does not put in place a Mechanism that is Compliant:
- NZQA may immediately withdraw approval of the Supplier and/or its Mechanism; and
- NZQA may appoint an alternative Supplier and/or require a particular Mechanism.
- Where NZQA has appointed an alternative Supplier and/or required a particular Mechanism under rule 17.1(b), the Provider or Agent must take immediate steps to move to the appointed alternative Supplier and use the required Mechanism.