Section 99 - National Vocational Education and Training Regulator Act 2011 - Offence—advertising all or part of VET course outside scope of registration — Zoe

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99Offence—advertising all or part of VET course outside scope of registration

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#### 99 Offence—advertising all or part of VET course outside scope of registration An NVR registered training organisation commits an offence if: (a) the organisation: (i) publishes or broadcasts an advertisement; or (ii) causes to be published or broadcast an advertisement; and (b) the advertisement makes a representation that the organisation provides, or will provide, all or part of a VET course; and (c) the VET course, or part of the VET course, is not within the organisation’s scope of registration. Penalty: 600 penalty units. > Note: For the liability of an executive officer of a registered training organisation, see sections 133 and 133A.

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