Tasmanian Assessment, Standards and Certification Act 2003

On registering a higher education provider, the Board is to issue a registration certificate to the registered higher education provider.

A registration certificate is to specify – which accredited higher education courses, or the classes of accredited higher education courses, the registered higher education provider is authorised to provide; and which higher education awards the registered higher education provider is authorised to confer or issue; and any conditions imposed in respect of the registration under section 44; and the period for which the higher education provider is registered; and any other matter the Board considers appropriate.

If the Board under section 44 imposes conditions on the registration of a registered higher education provider otherwise than on the grant of that registration, or amends any such conditions, the Board is to amend the registration certificate or issue a replacement registration certificate.

Conditions to which the registration of a registered higher education provider is subject may be specified in a registration certificate by – specifying those conditions in or on the certificate; or attaching those conditions to the certificate; or providing to the registered higher education provider a written notice containing those conditions.