Education and Training Reform Act 2006

to perform its functions for the public benefit by—

operating its businesses, delivering educational services and utilising assets that it manages on the State's behalf as efficiently as possible; and

ensuring that it is sustainable in the medium to long term; and

ensuring that its procedures, policies and practices are consistent with prudent commercial practice; and

endeavouring to maximise its contribution to the economy and well‑being of the State; and

to provide the community served by AMES Australia (including migrants, refugees and asylum seekers) with efficient and effective adult, community and further education, vocational education and training, employment and other associated programs and services responsive to the needs of that community; and

to facilitate adult, community and further education, knowledge acquisition and skills for employment through excellent teaching, innovation and educational leadership that delivers quality outcomes; and

to monitor the structure, reach and accessibility of AMES Australia services to maximise their availability to new and emerging communities and client groups; and

to make adequate arrangements for persons and groups which have not had or do not have adequate access to programs or services provided by AMES Australia; and

any other objective set out in an Order in Council made under section 3.3.28(1).