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17YExpulsion—counselling

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17Y Expulsion—counselling If a student at a Catholic system school or an independent school is expelled, the principal of the school must ensure the student is given a reasonable opportunity to attend counselling.

Exclusion—government schools Division 2A.5.1 Part 2A.5 Excluding a student from a system of schools

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