Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2021L00998:reg:38
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2021L00998
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 38
Character Range: 59513–61188

38      Notice at completion of inquiry

(1)    If the prescribed authority or Vice-Chancellor (the relevant authority) finds that the respondent has not engaged in conduct that is misconduct, the relevant authority must, within 5 working days after the day the relevant authority makes the finding, tell the respondent and the Registrar in writing about the finding and specify the conduct to which the finding applies.
            [Note: For the service (however described) of notices and other documents, see the Legislation Statute, section 24.]

(2)    If the prescribed authority or Vice-Chancellor (the relevant authority) finds that the respondent has engaged in conduct that is misconduct, the relevant authority must, within 5 working days after the day the relevant authority makes a decision under section 34 (Action by prescribed authority after finding of misconduct), or section 37 (Action by Vice-Chancellor after finding of misconduct), about the action to be taken in relation to the conduct, give the student and the Registrar a written notice that tells them about the finding and decision.

(3)    Without limiting subsection (2), the notice must:

(a)    specify the conduct to which the finding applies; and

(b)    state the action that the relevant authority has decided is to be taken in relation to the conduct; and

(c)    include, or be accompanied by, a statement of reasons for the finding and the decision; and

(d)    state that the student may apply for review of the finding or decision (or both) under the Appeals Rule, and state how and by when an application for review must be made.

Part 5—Consequences of action taken for misconduct