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of a public health order, unforeseen call‑up for service (including military service, court appearance, jury service or emergency service), an unexpected equipment failure or malfunction during the exam.
Note 2: Reasonable processes under paragraph (b) may include requirements for medical or other certificates, or other evidence, to be provided.

Alternative arrangements
 (13) If ASIC is satisfied that it is reasonable and appropriate in the circumstances to do so, ASIC may make alternate arrangements as to the methods for a person to take an exam. A person requesting alternate arrangements must do so by way of an application to ASIC (in the manner and form approved by ASIC). ASIC must ensure that reasonable and appropriate provision is made for persons with special needs.
Note For example, reasonable and appropriate provisions may include adjustable desks, ensuring that computer screens have larger fonts, higher contrasting colours and reader assistance (for persons with visual impairments) and support to ensure that staff members can communicate effectively with a person with a hearing impairment.

Division 3—The third standard
Note: See Corporations (Work and Training Professional Year Standard) Determination 2018 for the currently set requirements for work and training.  The instrument, originally made by the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority Ltd, was saved by section 1684M of the Act and will continue in force until it is repealed and remade by the Minister.

Division 4—The fourth standard
Note: See Corporations (Relevant Providers Continuing Professional Development Standard) Determination 2018 for the currently set requirements for continuing professional development.  The instrument, originally made by the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority Ltd, was saved by section 1684M of the Act and will continue in force until it is repealed and remade by the Minister.

Part 3—Additional requirements for relevant providers who provide tax (financial) advice services

Division 3—Requirements to complete specified courses

3‑60  Requirement to complete specified courses
  Under subsection 921BB(1) of the Act, each requirement to have completed a specified course set out in a provision in this Division is determined as a requirement for a person who provides, or is to provide, a tax (financial) advice service.

3‑65  Specified course: commercial law
 (1) This section specifies a requirement to have completed a course in commercial law (commercial law course).
 (2) The commercial law course must be one that covers each of the following subject matters:
 (a) Australian laws relating to contracts;
 (b) Australian laws relating to organisational business structures and governance;
 (c) Australian laws relating to torts, particularly the torts of negligence and negligent misstatement;
 (d) the Competition and Consumer Act 2010.
Note: Organisational business structures referred to in paragraph (b) includes sole traders, partnerships, corporations and trusts.
 (3) The commercial law course must be designed