Australian Education Act 2013
52Determining CTC scores
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52 Determining CTC scores
(1) The Minister must (subject to subsection (6)) determine, in writing, the CTC score for a school.
Note: Decisions under this subsection are reviewable decisions (see Division 3 of Part 9).
(4) A determination under subsection (1) for a school must be in accordance with the regulations unless the Minister is satisfied doing so would result in a CTC score that does not accurately reflect the capacity of the persons responsible for students at the school to contribute financially to the operation of the school.
Note: The regulations may prescribe matters that the Minister may or must have regard to in making a decision under this subsection (see paragraph 130(2)(b)).
(5) A determination of a school’s CTC score that applies to a year must not be made under subsection (1) after the year has ended unless: (a) both of the following apply: (i) the determination (the new determination) replaces a previous determination that is in force for the school; (ii) the CTC score in the new determination is no higher than the CTC score in the previous determination; or (b) the approved authority for the school agrees in writing to the determination being made retrospectively; or (c) the Minister is satisfied that special circumstances justify the determination; or (d) the determination is made by, or as a result of a decision by, an internal reviewer, the Administrative Review Tribunal or former Administrative Appeals Tribunal or a court after reviewing a previous determination that applied to the year. (6) This section does not apply in relation to the following schools: (a) a government school; (b) a special school; (c) a special assistance school; (d) a school that is a majority Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander school for a year; (e) a sole provider school.