Education (General Provisions) Act 2006
sec.11Meaning of basic allocation , remaining allocation etc.
Start here
Get a plain-English read of sec.11
Turn the raw legal text into a practical explanation grounded in Education (General Provisions) Act 2006.
sec.11 Meaning of basic allocation , remaining allocation etc.
Basic allocation is the allocation of 26 semesters of State education. Some students do not have the basic allocation but another number of semesters of State education is allocated to the student by a State school’s principal. The remaining allocation for a student who had a basic allocation, began schooling in the preparatory year at a State school and continued to be enrolled at any State school is the basic allocation less the number of semesters of State education provided to the student. The remaining allocation for any of the following students is the number of semesters allocated to the student under section 61 less the number of semesters of State education provided to the student— a student who is not allocated a basic allocation under section 60 ; a student whose enrolment in a State school stopped— if the student is a child—at the request of the student’s parent; or if the student is an adult—at the request of the student; a student whose enrolment in a State school stopped because of non-attendance by the student in accordance with a guideline published by the department; a student who received— schooling at a non-State school; or home education under chapter 9 , part 5 ; a student who received schooling outside Queensland; a student who is the subject of an exemption from compliance with section 176 (1) (a) granted under chapter 9 , part 3 . Neither basic allocation nor remaining allocation includes an extra semester granted under chapter 4 , part 3 or further semester granted under chapter 4 , part 5 . s 11 amd 2013 No. 37 s 9 ; 2014 No. 62 s 63 (sec.11-ssec.1) Basic allocation is the allocation of 26 semesters of State education. (sec.11-ssec.2) Some students do not have the basic allocation but another number of semesters of State education is allocated to the student by a State school’s principal. (sec.11-ssec.3) The remaining allocation for a student who had a basic allocation, began schooling in the preparatory year at a State school and continued to be enrolled at any State school is the basic allocation less the number of semesters of State education provided to the student. (sec.11-ssec.4) The remaining allocation for any of the following students is the number of semesters allocated to the student under section 61 less the number of semesters of State education provided to the student— a student who is not allocated a basic allocation under section 60 ; a student whose enrolment in a State school stopped— if the student is a child—at the request of the student’s parent; or if the student is an adult—at the request of the student; a student whose enrolment in a State school stopped because of non-attendance by the student in accordance with a guideline published by the department; a student who received— schooling at a non-State school; or home education under chapter 9 , part 5 ; a student who received schooling outside Queensland; a student who is the subject of an exemption from compliance with section 176 (1) (a) granted under chapter 9 , part 3 . (sec.11-ssec.5) Neither basic allocation nor remaining allocation includes an extra semester granted under chapter 4 , part 3 or further semester granted under chapter 4 , part 5 .