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Higher Education Provider Approval (No. 4 of 2008)

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This instrument formally approves Whitehouse Institute Pty Ltd as a higher education provider under the Higher Education Support Act 2003, using the Minister’s delegated power (s16-25 HESA). It records that the application has been decided (para 16-50(1)(a)) and gives notice of approval (para 16-50(1)(b)), which means the provider becomes subject to the entitlements and compliance obligations that the HESA attaches to approved providers; the decision is an administrative exercise of delegated discretion.

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Higher Education Provider Approval (No. 4 of 2008)

INSTRUMENT OF APPROVAL

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA

Higher Education Support Act 2003

Higher Education Provider Approval (No 4 of 2008)

Approval pursuant to section 16-25 and notice of approval pursuant to paragraph 16-50(1)(b).

I, COLIN WALTERS, a delegate of the Minister for Education, Employment and Workplace Relations for the purposes of section 16-25 of the Higher Education Support Act 2003 (‘the HESA’) have approved Whitehouse Institute Pty Ltd as a higher education provider under that section of the HESA, and:

(a) note that the application of Whitehouse Institute Pty Ltd for approval as a higher education provider has thereby been decided as required by paragraph 16-50(1)(a) of the HESA; and

(b) pursuant to paragraph 16-50(1)(b) of the HESA give notice of my approval to

Whitehouse Institute Pty Ltd.

In accordance with section 16-55 of the HESA and subsection 12(3) of the Legislative Instruments Act 2003, this notice of approval takes effect on the day after the last day on which a House of Parliament could have passed a resolution disallowing it.

Dated this 5th day of May 2008

COLIN WALTERS

Group Manager, Higher Education Group

Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations

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