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In October 2018, senior @asqagovau executives claimed that "auditor capacity and inexperience" was the reason an audit of TAFE took 220 days. Over the same 220 days, 272 non-TAFE privately owned busineses were forcibly shutdown by #ASQA. Not a single question has been asked

COVID-19 used as legal strategy by @asqagovau to wipe out Australian businesses. @AGSgovLawyers (paid over $9 million in legal fees by #ASQA) using Financial Viability instruments - recently renewed without change by ASQA CEO - to threaten RTOs in administrative disputes in AAT.

Despite being government owned, #ASQA redacted a #TAFE Provider Background in an FOI'd audit report on the grounds of a Public Interest Exemption (S47G) Is the compliance history of Australia's largest training provider not in the Public Interest, or just not in ASQAs interest?

ASQA’s new Corporate Plan highlights a commitment to best practice and proportionate regulation. We will help providers understand what we do, why we do it and how. You can expect fair processes, consistency, and transparency. asqa.gov.au/about/reportin…

In October 2018, senior @asqagovau executives claimed that "auditor capacity and inexperience" was the reason an audit of TAFE took 220 days. Over the same 220 days, 272 non-TAFE privately owned busineses were forcibly shutdown by #ASQA. Not a single question has been asked

In October 2018, senior @asqagovau executives claimed that "auditor capacity and inexperience" was the reason an audit of TAFE took 220 days. Over the same 220 days, 272 non-TAFE privately owned busineses were forcibly shutdown by #ASQA. Not a single question has been asked

In October 2018, senior @asqagovau executives claimed that "auditor capacity and inexperience" was the reason an audit of TAFE took 220 days. Over the same 220 days, 272 non-TAFE privately owned busineses were forcibly shutdown by #ASQA. Not a single question has been asked

In October 2018, senior @asqagovau executives claimed that "auditor capacity and inexperience" was the reason an audit of TAFE took 220 days. Over the same 220 days, 272 non-TAFE privately owned busineses were forcibly shutdown by #ASQA. Not a single question has been asked

In October 2018, senior @asqagovau executives claimed that "auditor capacity and inexperience" was the reason an audit of TAFE took 220 days. Over the same 220 days, 272 non-TAFE privately owned busineses were forcibly shutdown by #ASQA. Not a single question has been asked

Despite "no policy directives or changes" with regard to cancellations: - 1,100 businesses forcibly shutdown by #ASQA since 2017. once 66% of all decisions, 'just' 36% in 2019-20. - Serious audit quality & inconsistency shows 40-80% of RTOs non-compliant in any given quarter.

Despite "no policy directives or changes" with regard to cancellations: - 1,100 businesses forcibly shutdown by #ASQA since 2017. once 66% of all decisions, 'just' 36% in 2019-20. - Serious audit quality & inconsistency shows 40-80% of RTOs non-compliant in any given quarter.

COVID-19 used as legal strategy by @asqagovau to wipe out Australian businesses. @AGSgovLawyers (paid over $9 million in legal fees by #ASQA) using Financial Viability instruments - recently renewed without change by ASQA CEO - to threaten RTOs in administrative disputes in AAT.

COVID-19 used as legal strategy by @asqagovau to wipe out Australian businesses. @AGSgovLawyers (paid over $9 million in legal fees by #ASQA) using Financial Viability instruments - recently renewed without change by ASQA CEO - to threaten RTOs in administrative disputes in AAT.

COVID-19 used as legal strategy by @asqagovau to wipe out Australian businesses. @AGSgovLawyers (paid over $9 million in legal fees by #ASQA) using Financial Viability instruments - recently renewed without change by ASQA CEO - to threaten RTOs in administrative disputes in AAT.

Chief Commissioner Saxon Rice has passed a legislative instrument allowing #ASQA (a non-financial regulator) to cancel privately owned RTOs on perceived financial risk Not for non-compliance or student-centred audit, but for a bureaucrat's opinion on your commercial risk #Auspol

Chief Commissioner Saxon Rice has passed a legislative instrument allowing #ASQA (a non-financial regulator) to cancel privately owned RTOs on perceived financial risk Not for non-compliance or student-centred audit, but for a bureaucrat's opinion on your commercial risk #Auspol

Given the increasing financial pressure on families as a result of #lockdownextension, the status quo is not sustainable for providers, educators or parents. We need Federal financial support to help #earlychildhood education and care providers. theparenthood.org.au/sydney_familie… #auspol