Powers and duties of judicial administrator
4.3.47 Powers and duties of judicial administrator
S. 4.3.47 inserted by No. 71/2010 s. 50.
If a judicial administrator is appointed to control the affairs of an RTO, the judicial administrator—
is taken to be the governing body of the RTO; and
has and may exercise all of the powers of the governing body of the RTO; and
has such other powers as the Supreme Court directs; and
must have regard to the interests of the students of the RTO; and
subject to paragraph (d), is subject to all of the duties of the governing body of the organisation; and
must comply with this Act, the regulations and the RTO standards; and
Note
The administrator of an RTO may also have to comply with the ESOS Act if the RTO is required to comply with that Act.
must consult with—
the Authority; and
S. 4.3.47 (1)(g)(ii) amended by No. 4/2017 s. 17(1)(c).
in the case of an RTO that is also registered under the ESOS Act, the head of the Commonwealth department administering that Act—
in carrying out his or her duties or in exercising his or her powers or functions under this Division.
The powers conferred by this section are in addition to powers conferred on a judicial administrator by any other provision of this Division.
This provision refers to the regulations (the regulations
). Made under this Act:
This Act’s bill:Explanatory memorandumSecond reading speech
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