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Ombudsman tables report into HSC disability provisions
30 May 2013
NSW Ombudsman Bruce Barbour tabled a report this morning following a review of the current system for making HSC disability provisions applications. The report makes a series of recommendations to the Boards of Studies and Department of Education and Communities. These are aimed at ensuring the system is simple, clear and available to all students who are eligible to use it. The report can be accessed here. The media release can be accessed here.