Curtin University Statute No. 5 - Election of Council Members and Curtin University Statute No. 12 - Admission and Enrolment
Delegated Legislation Committee (2017 - 2021)· 19 November 2020general_reportNo. 5
The Delegated Legislation Committee reviewed Curtin University Statutes No. 5 and No. 12. It recommended disallowance of Statute No. 5, finding it improperly delegated election details to University rules, bypassing parliamentary scrutiny. While Statute No. 12 was not recommended for disallowance, the Committee raised concerns about the University's interpretation of its Act, potentially limiting parliamentary oversight.
Impact
Curtin University's governance, council member elections, student admissions, and the WA Parliament's ability to scrutinize university regulations are affected. Students, staff, and graduates involved in council elections are directly impacted.
educationpublic_sectorCurtin UniversityStatute No. 5Statute No. 12Delegated LegislationParliamentary ScrutinyCouncil ElectionsStudent AdmissionUniversity GovernanceCurtin University ActRules and StatutesDisallowanceMinister for EducationSubsidiary Legislation
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