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Report a Tip-off

Please follow the link to begin reporting if you have information that may relate to your concerns about the quality of services provided by registered training organisations, fraudulent conduct and other threats to the integrity of the VET sector.

Report a Tip-off  >

 

This online service allows you to provide information to ASQA about an individual, business, or organisation in the VET sector which assists ASQA to identify and respond to risks to the quality and integrity of the VET sector. 

If you raise concerns outside of ASQA's regulatory responsibility, we will share information with other relevant government agencies for further potential investigation.

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If there is an immediate personal threat or an individual has been a victim of harm you should first contact the police. You may then follow this process to raise a report with ASQA.

ASQA is bound by the provisions of the Privacy Act 1988, including the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs). Your personal information will be handled in accordance with ASQA's obligations under this Act.

  

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    Lodging an anonymous concern

    You may wish to remain anonymous when providing this information. If you choose not to remain anonymous, we may need to contact you to collect further information.

     

    Why is ASQA collecting my personal information?

    Personal information collected when reporting a tip-off, and any supporting documentation you provide, will be used to assess the information you have provided. We may also collect further information from others, should that information be relevant.

     

    How will my personal information be used and disclosed?

    ASQA will keep your information confidential if requested, however, ASQA may be required to disclose your personal information in exceptional circumstances where we are required to do so by an Australian law or a Court/ Tribunal order. Your personal information may be disclosed if the disclosure is necessary for, or relevant to, the exercise of powers of another agency. ASQA is not likely to disclose your personal information to any overseas recipients.

      

    Further information

    Please see ASQA’s complete Privacy policy. ASQA's Privacy Policy includes information about how you may access or seek correction of your personal information and how you may make a complaint about your privacy.

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