Topic

Higher education

This page contains different parts of laws about Higher education, within the topic of Education and learning.

Important laws about Higher education

Financial Service Providers (Registration and Dispute Resolution) Act 2008

Scheme's approval ends when the person in charge is told about it

59: Approval is withdrawn from date person responsible for scheme is notified

Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987

Other local groups that must follow Part 7 of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act

Schedule 2: Local authorities (additional to those named in Schedule 1) to which Part 7 applies

Local Government (Rating) Act 2002

The Minister's report on how councils charge schools and other educational places rates, like sewage fees.

26: Report of Ministerial review of rating practice in relation to educational establishments

Immigration Act 2009

Permanent resident visa holders can live, work, and study in New Zealand indefinitely

73: Currency and nature of permanent resident visa

Immigration Act 2009

Immigration officers can check education providers' records to ensure visa compliance

278: Powers of entry and inspection relating to records of education providers

Immigration Act 2009

Rules for education providers about who can study at their institution

352: Offences by education providers

Immigration Act 2009

Fines for education providers who break immigration rules

358: Penalties: education providers

Immigration Act 2009

Rules to Protect People Who Flee Their Country for Safety

Schedule 1: Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees

Immigration Act 2009

Laws Changed by the Immigration Act 2009

Schedule 3: Enactments amended

Immigration Act 2009

Changes to Laws and Rules

Schedule 4: Regulations, rules, and orders amended

Immigration Act 2009

A fee to help fund public services like health and education when you apply for some visas.

399AB: Extended immigration levy

Oranga Tamariki Act 1989

Help from Oranga Tamariki when you're becoming independent

386B: Provision of advice and assistance by chief executive

More laws about Higher education

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