Graduate Coursework Awards Rules 2012
- Department of Industry, Science and Resources
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s 6.7 of the Graduate Coursework Awards Rules 2013
Repeal of the enabling legislation by Programs and Awards Statute 2013
Transitional: The Delegated Authority must permit the continued application of all or any part of the repealed Graduate Awards Rules to a program for a student if that student: (a) has completed work towards that program; and (b) not to do so might disadvantage that student.
Savings: The Graduate Coursework Awards Rules (No.2) 2009 as amended and in force immediately before the commencement of these Rules continue to apply in relation to any decision taken, or proceeding commenced and not concluded, under those Rules before the commencement of these Rules.
Sunsetting
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- Legislation Act 2003 s 54(2) item 6
Disallowance and tabling
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- Legislation Act 2003 s 44(2) item 3
House of Representatives
- Legislative Instrument19 June 2012
- Explanatory Statement19 June 2012
Senate
- Legislative Instrument19 June 2012
- Explanatory Statement19 June 2012
Transitional: The Delegated Authority must permit the continued application of all or any part of the repealed Graduate Awards Rules to a program for a student if that student: (a) has completed work towards that program; and (b) not to do so might disadvantage that student.
Savings: The Graduate Coursework Awards Rules (No.2) 2009 as amended and in force immediately before the commencement of these Rules continue to apply in relation to any decision taken, or proceeding commenced and not concluded, under those Rules before the commencement of these Rules.