Education Act 2004
9BMeaning of completes year 10
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9B Meaning of completes year 10 (1) For this Act, a child completes year 10 at an education provider if the child— (a) is awarded or has completed the requirements for being awarded a year 10 certificate (however described) by the provider; or (b) is given or has completed the requirements for being given a high school record (however described) in relation to year 10 by the provider; or (c) is awarded a certificate (however described) approved by the director-general. (2) An approval is a notifiable instrument. (3) Also, for this Act, a child completes year 10 if— (a) the child is awarded or has completed the requirements for being awarded a year 10 certificate (however described) in a State or another Territory under a law of the State or Territory; or (b) the director-general is satisfied on reasonable grounds that the child has completed year 10 or its equivalent in the ACT, a State, another Territory or a foreign country.
Preliminary—ch 2 Part 2.1 (4) A child mentioned in subsection (3) (b) may be given a certificate or record by the director-general.