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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Untitled 2, 13 The VET quality and accountability requirements (1) The VET quality and accountability requirements are: (a) the *VET financial viability requirements (see Subdivision 4 B); and (b) the *VET quality requirements (see Subdivision 4 C); and (c) the *VET fairness requirements (see Subdivision 4 D); and (d) the *VET compliance requirements (see Subdivision 4 E); and (e) the *VET fee requirements (see Subdivision 4 F); and (f) any other requirements for VET quality and accountability set out in the *VET Provider Guidelines. (2) This Division does not of its own force require a *VET provider to do any act or thing. ???? 18 Equal benefits and opportunity requirements 19 Student grievance and review requirements 20 Tuition assurance requirements, STUDENT eligibility to vet fee help clause 43 of Schedule 1A HECS HELP assistance for student contribution amounts; (b) FEE HELP assistance for tuition fees; (c) OS HELP assistance for overseas study; (d) SA HELP assistance for meeting student services and amenities fees imposed by higher education providers., 13 The VET quality and accountability requirements (1) The VET quality and accountability requirements are: (a) the *VET financial viability requirements (see Subdivision 4 B); and (b) the *VET quality requirements (see Subdivision 4 C); and (c) the *VET fairness requirements (see Subdivision 4 D); and (d) the *VET compliance requirements (see Subdivision 4 E); and (e) the *VET fee requirements (see Subdivision 4 F); and (f) any other requirements for VET quality and accountability set out in the *VET Provider Guidelines. (2) This Division does not of its own force require a *VET provider to do any act or thing. ???? 17 Provider must maintain quality (1) A *VET provider must operate, and continue to operate, at an appropriate level of quality for a VET provider., FIRST PROVIDER STUDENT has access to same or a comparable qualification with another VET provider Second Provider, Higher Education Support Act 2003. Chapter 3—Assistance to students Help to students The assistance is (in most cases) in the form of a loan from the Commonwealth to the student. Maximum student contribution amounts for places Engineering or Surveying—$7,567; or ???? HECS HELP assistance for student contribution amounts; (b) FEE HELP assistance for tuition fees; (c) OS HELP assistance for overseas study; (d) SA HELP assistance for meeting student services and amenities fees imposed by higher education providers., 13 The VET quality and accountability requirements (1) The VET quality and accountability requirements are: (a) the *VET financial viability requirements (see Subdivision 4 B); and (b) the *VET quality requirements (see Subdivision 4 C); and (c) the *VET fairness requirements (see Subdivision 4 D); and (d) the *VET compliance requirements (see Subdivision 4 E); and (e) the *VET fee requirements (see Subdivision 4 F); and (f) any other requirements for VET quality and accountability set out in the *VET Provider Guidelines. (2) This Division does not of its own force require a *VET provider to do any act or thing. ???? 15 Financial information must be provided (1) A *VET provider must give to the Minister a financial statement for each *annual financial reporting period for the provider in which a student of the provider receives assistance under this ndependent *qualified auditor; and must be provided within 6 months after the end of the *annual financial reporting period for which the statement was given. ) An annual financial reporting period, for a *VET provider, is the period of 12 months: (a) to which the provider’s accounts relate; and, STUDENT access to Written Statement of VET Tuition Assurance, STUDENT eligibility to vet fee help clause 43 of Schedule 1A HECS HELP assistance for student contribution amounts; (b) FEE HELP assistance for tuition fees; (c) OS HELP assistance for overseas study; (d) SA HELP assistance for meeting student services and amenities fees imposed by higher education providers., FIRST PROVIDER provides Written Statement of VET Tuition Assurance