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Corporate publications

ASQA produces a range of standalone corporate publications, listed in the table below.

Title Date published Sort ascending
ASQA Audit and Risk Committee Charter

ASQA’s Audit and Risk Committee has been established in accordance with the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013 and the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Rule 2014. The Charter documents the purpose, structure, roles and responsibilities of the committee members. 

29 July 2024
Approach to review of decisions—Regulatory practice guide

This regulatory practice guide describes our approach to reviewing decisions that adversely affect a provider and how we provide procedural fairness.

29 March 2024
Approach to compliance—Regulatory practice guide

This regulatory practice guide outlines our monitoring activities and how we determine the appropriate regulatory response where non-compliance has been identified in a performance assessment (audit).

6 April 2023
Risk Management Policy Statement

ASQA’s Risk Management Framework is a key component of our transformational journey, in line with the International Standard on Risk, ISO 3100:2018.

14 July 2022
ASQA Assurance Policy Statement

ASQA has implemented a structured and coordinated assurance approach, with assurance activities integrated across the agency. Assurance is a fundamental component of ASQA’s risk management approach, and outcomes of our assurance activities will continue to drive continuous improvement within ASQA.

14 July 2022
Regulatory Risk Framework

Regulatory Risk Framework sets out our management of sector and provider vocational education and training (VET) risk.

6 April 2021
Approach to assessing performance—Regulatory practice guide

This regulatory practice guide details the collection and analysis of evidence that enable a deeper understanding of provider performance and the focus on a strong interaction between practice, systems and continuous improvement.

6 April 2021
ASQA's submission to the NVR Act Review

ASQA's submission to the Review of the National Vocational Education and Training Regulator Act 2011.

11 March 2018
Regulating offshore delivery of VET: ASQA’s 2015 pilot performance assessment program

In 2015, ASQA conducted an offshore performance assessment pilot in order to test the quality of offshore VET, trial the offshore Regulating offshore delivery of VET: ASQA’s 2015 pilot performance assessment program process and develop an effective offshore regulatory strategy.

13 July 2016
Formal response to the ASQA Process Review: Final Report

ASQA’s response to the ASQA Process Review: Final Report - released on 25 June 2014 by the Minister for Industry, the Hon Ian Macfarlane at his National Skills Summit Address.

8 July 2014
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