Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1) A person must not
claim or purport to provide an approved VET course if —
(a) the
person is not a registered training provider; or
(b) the
person is a registered training provider but is not permitted to provide the
course by —
(i)
any condition of the person’s registration as a
registered training provider; or
(ii)
any condition of the course’s accreditation; or
(iii)
any order of the Council;
or
(c) the
course is not an approved VET course.
(2)
Subsection (1)(a) does not apply to a person who, under an arrangement
with a registered training provider, provides an approved VET course on behalf
of the provider while being monitored by the provider.
(3) A person must not
confer, or claim or purport to confer, an approved VET qualification or a
prescribed VET qualification if —
(a) the
person is not a registered training provider; or
(b) the
person is a registered training provider but is not permitted to confer the
qualification by —
(i)
any condition of the person’s registration as a
registered training provider; or
(ii)
any order of the Council.
(4) A person must not
claim or purport to confer an approved VET qualification, or a prescribed VET
qualification, if the qualification is not an approved VET qualification or a
prescribed VET qualification.
(5) A person must not
claim or purport to be a registered training provider if —
(a) the
person is not a registered training provider; or
(b) the
person is a registered training provider but the Council has ordered the
person not to operate in this State.
Penalty: a fine of $10 000.
[Section 58A inserted by No. 44 of 2008
s. 38.]