Australian Capital Territory Consolidated Acts

EDUCATION ACT 2004 - SECT 88A

    (1)     This section applies if—

        (a)     a proprietor of a registered non-government school has in-principle approval under section 84 (Deciding in-principle applications) to apply for registration of the school at a stated additional campus; and

        (b)     the proprietor has given the registrar written notice of the proprietor's intention to apply at least the prescribed period before the first day of the school year or term when it is proposed to begin operating the school at the additional campus; and

        (c)     the in-principle approval has not lapsed.

    (2)     The proprietor of the school may apply in writing to the Minister for registration of the school at the additional campus.

    (3)     The chief executive must publish notice of the making of the application in a daily newspaper.

    (4)     The notice must state that written comments on the proposed registration may be made to the Minister within a stated period of at least 60 days after the day the notice is published.

    (5)     The chief executive must make a copy of the application available for inspection by members of the public at the chief executive's office during ordinary business hours.

    (6)     In this section:

"prescribed period" means—

        (a)     6 months; or

        (b)     if the Minister approves a shorter period for the application—that period.