On behalf of Australia’s 39 comprehensive universities, Universities Australia (UA) welcomes this opportunity to contribute to the Inquiry into the Universities Accord (National Student Ombudsman) Bill 2024 [Provisions].
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On behalf of Australia’s 39 comprehensive universities, Universities Australia (UA) welcomes this opportunity to contribute to the Inquiry into the Universities Accord (National Student Ombudsman) Bill 2024 [Provisions].
Universities Australia (UA) welcomes the opportunity to provide input into the Department of Industry, Science and Resources’ (DISR) consultation on its proposals paper for introducing mandatory guardrails for artificial intelligence (AI) in high-risk settings.
This legislation will reshape Australia’s international education sector in a way that threatens our status as a leading provider of international education and risks our national prosperity and the viability of our universities. Our concerns are laid out in our initial submission to the inquiry, lodged 1 July 2024, and while we do not have any further recommendations pertaining to the legislation for the Committee’s consideration, we would like to request your support in advocating for the immediate removal of Ministerial Direction 107 (MD107).