sec.67Refusal to give person result

sec.67 Refusal to give person result

The authority may refuse to give a person who took an external assessment for a senior subject a result, or part of a result, for the assessment if the authority is satisfied— the person engaged in academic misconduct in relation to the assessment; or the person was refused entry to a place where the assessment was held; or the person was expelled from a place where the assessment was held; or there are exceptional circumstances for not giving the person the result, or part of the result, for the assessment. For subsection (1) (a) , a person engages in academic misconduct in relation to an external assessment if the person does any of the following— before the assessment is taken, discloses or receives information directly related to the content of the assessment; cheats during the assessment; colludes with another person during the assessment; copies another person’s work during the assessment; impersonates, or is impersonated by, another person for the purpose of the assessment; plagiarises or does not adequately reference work for the assessment; receives assistance from, or gives assistance to, another person during the assessment; otherwise acts in a fraudulent or dishonest way in relation to taking the assessment. (sec.67-ssec.1) The authority may refuse to give a person who took an external assessment for a senior subject a result, or part of a result, for the assessment if the authority is satisfied— the person engaged in academic misconduct in relation to the assessment; or the person was refused entry to a place where the assessment was held; or the person was expelled from a place where the assessment was held; or there are exceptional circumstances for not giving the person the result, or part of the result, for the assessment. (sec.67-ssec.2) For subsection (1) (a) , a person engages in academic misconduct in relation to an external assessment if the person does any of the following— before the assessment is taken, discloses or receives information directly related to the content of the assessment; cheats during the assessment; colludes with another person during the assessment; copies another person’s work during the assessment; impersonates, or is impersonated by, another person for the purpose of the assessment; plagiarises or does not adequately reference work for the assessment; receives assistance from, or gives assistance to, another person during the assessment; otherwise acts in a fraudulent or dishonest way in relation to taking the assessment.

• (a) the person engaged in academic misconduct in relation to the assessment; or
• (b) the person was refused entry to a place where the assessment was held; or
• (c) the person was expelled from a place where the assessment was held; or
• (d) there are exceptional circumstances for not giving the person the result, or part of the result, for the assessment.