(1) The maximum total
amount of the fees for instruction that are payable by a person who is an
overseas student or an adult student at a government school is $25 000
each school year.
(2) The chief
executive officer may from time to time determine the fees for instruction
that are payable by overseas students and adult students at a government
school not exceeding the limit referred to in subregulation (1).
(3) A fee for
instruction may be determined by reference to such matters as the chief
executive officer thinks fit, including all, or any, of the
following —
(a) a
particular period of instruction;
(b) a
particular subject of instruction;
(c) a
particular level of educational programme;
(d) a
particular class or group of students.
(4) Without limiting
the general discretion of the chief executive officer under
subregulation (3)(d), a class or group of students may be described by
reference to all, or any, of the following —
(a) the
size of students’ families;
(b) the
income and circumstances of students’ families;
(c) the
kind, or kinds, of visas —
(i)
held by students; or
(ii)
held by persons in respect of whom students are dependent
children.
[Regulation 63 amended: Gazette
21 Dec 2010 p. 6754; 4 Dec 2012 p. 5909;
11 Nov 2014 p. 4258.]