Tasmanian Assessment, Standards and Certification Act 2003

In this section – interstate authority means an authority, body or other person responsible under a corresponding law for – the accreditation, registration, licensing or other approval of a course of study or another education program; or the registration, accreditation, licensing or other approval of a provider of education.

The Board may provide to an interstate authority any information it has or obtains in the performance and exercise of its functions and powers in relation to – a course of study or another education program provided or proposed to be provided in Tasmania or elsewhere; and a person who provides, or has made an application under this Act in relation to a proposal to provide, a course of study or another education program; and a person who has been found guilty of an offence against this Act or who has had his, her or its registration, approval or grant of self-accrediting status under this Act cancelled or suspended.

The Board may provide to a person responsible for the registration, licensing, approval or other recognition of an organisation or other person that proposes to oversee or manage a student exchange program in another State or a Territory any information that it has or obtains in the performance and exercise of its functions and powers in relation to – the registration, and the application for registration, of an organisation or other person as a registered student exchange organisation; and the suspension or cancellation of such registration.