Regulation reporting
In January 2024 we introduced our quarterly Regulation Report, the latest edition of which will be made available here at the end of every quarter (see below).
The Regulation Report summarises our latest activities, actions and responses to key risks and emerging issues in Australia’s VET sector.
It is designed to inform our stakeholders and the public about the work we do to address quality and integrity issues. It also shares our performance as a regulatory body in achieving set targets.
For more information about the central role that managing risk has in how we operate, see our Regulatory Risk Framework.
2023-2024 highlights
- Received 6,146 provider registration applications and processed 6,428
- Accredited 16 new VET courses
- Completed 997 assessment and monitoring activities
- Undertook 379 performance assessments of which 229 (60%) resulted in a finding of non-compliance
- Entered into an Agreement to Rectify with 33 VET providers
- Undertook the following compliance actions:
- issued 51 warning letters to individuals/organisations that are not registered
- issued 345 written directions
- imposed 22 conditions on registration
- imposed 20 sanctions to suspend registration
- imposed 2 sanctions to amend scope of registration
- issued 83 sanctions to cancel registration in full or not renew registration.
- issued 51 warning letters to individuals/organisations that are not registered
- Received 384 complaints regarding concerns about provider compliance
- Received 27,650 calls, 11,609 emails and 4,554 student record enquiries
- Established the VET Tip-off line in October 2023 and Integrity Unit in January 2024 to prevent and detect threats to the integrity of VET, to deter and disrupt illegal behaviour and the exploitation of vulnerable students
- Received 2,119 VET tip-offs from stakeholders since the Tip-off line’s establishment.
Title Date published
ASQA Regulation Report March 2024 April 2024
ASQA Regulation Report December 2023 January 2024