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ISSN 1328-8091 Warning: All viewers of this digest are advised to visit the disclaimer appearing at the end of this document. The disclaimer sets out the status and purpose of the digest. BILLS DIGEST NO. 58, 2020-21 19 APRIL 2021 Education Legislation Amendment (2021 Measures No. 2) Bill 2021 Dr

ISSN 1328-8091 Warning: All viewers of this digest are advised to visit the disclaimer appearing at the end of this document. The disclaimer sets out the status and purpose of the digest. BILLS DIGEST NO. 12, 2020-21 3 OCTOBER 2020 1 OCTOBER 2020 Higher Education Support Amendment (Job-ready Graduates and

ISSN 1328-8091 Warning: All viewers of this digest are advised to visit the disclaimer appearing at the end of this document. The disclaimer sets out the status and purpose of the digest. BILLS DIGEST NO. 69, 2014-15 6 FEBRUARY 2015 Higher Education and Research Reform Bill 2014 James Griffiths Social

ISSN 1328-8091 Warning: All viewers of this digest are advised to visit the disclaimer appearing at the end of this document. The disclaimer sets out the status and purpose of the digest. BILLS DIGEST NO. 23, 2013-14 5 DECEMBER 2013 Higher Education Support Amendment (Savings and Other Measures) Bill 2013

    ISSN 1328‐8091  Parliament of Australia Department of Parliamentary Services BILLS DIGEST NO. 18, 2010-11  20 October 2010 Higher Education Legislation Amendment (Student Services  and Amenities) Bill 2010  Coral Dow   Social Policy Section  Contents  Purpose .................................................................................................................................................... 2  Background .............................................................................................................................................. 2  Voluntary Student Unionism (VSU) ............................................................................................... 3  VSU Transition Funding ............................................................................................................ 3  Basis of policy commitment .......................................................................................................... 5  Policy position of non‐government parties/independents ................................................................ 7  Position of major interest groups ....................................................................................................... 7  Financial implications ............................................................................................................................... 9  Main issues ............................................................................................................................................... 9  Should the fee be compulsory? ................................................................................................ 9  Is SA‐HELP necessary? .............................................................................................................. 9  Should higher education providers control the funds? .......................................................... 10  Will the fee be sufficient to restore essential student services and reinvigorate  campus life? ......................................................................................................................... 11  Will activities that providers can fund be clearly identified? ................................................. 11  Will the fee be a financial burden on students? .................................................................... 12  Key provisions ........................................................................................................................................ 12  Schedule 1 .................................................................................................................................... 12  Concluding comments ........................................................................................................................... 14    2  Higher Education Legislation Amendment (Student Services and Amenities) Bill 2010      Higher Education Legislation Amendment (Student Services and  Amenities) Bill 2010  Date introduced:  29 September 2010  House:  House of Representatives  Portfolio:  Tertiary Education, Skills, Jobs and Workplace Relations  Commencement:  The formal provisions commence on Royal Assent. Schedule 1  commences six months from the day of Royal Assent or earlier by Proclamation.   Links: The links to the Bill, its Explanatory Memorandum and second reading speech can be found on 

89/167 Legislative Research Service Department of the Parliamentary Library WARNING: This Digest was prepared for debate and should not be taken as a complete guide to the legislation which may reflect amendments. Higher Education Funding Amendment Bill (No.3) 1989 Date Introduced: 2 November 1989 House: House of Representatives Portfolio: Employment,

871176 Legislative Research Service Department Df the Parliamentary Library Overseas Students Charge Amendment Bill 1987 Date Introduced: 29 October 1987 House: House of representatives Presented by: The Han. John Dawkins, M.P., Minister for Employment, Education and Training Digest of Bill Purpose ,") To increase the percentage of the cost of