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The National Quality Framework (NQF) provides a national approach to regulation of the quality of education and care services across Australia, and impacts your work supporting children’s development and learning.
The 2019 NQF Review aims to ensure that the National Quality Framework is current, fit-for-purpose and implemented through best practice regulation, and you’re invited to share your experiences and expertise to inform government decision making.
The first phase of the NQF Review has now ended. During this next stage, the government will develop a Consultation Regulation Impact Statement (CRIS) which reflects the likely impact of any regulatory changes that have been considered as a result of the feedback from the NQF Review online survey. You will have a chance to review the statement and options and have your say on what changes should be implemented.
The National Quality Framework (NQF) provides a national approach to regulation of the quality of education and care services across Australia, and impacts your work supporting children’s development and learning.
The 2019 NQF Review aims to ensure that the National Quality Framework is current, fit-for-purpose and implemented through best practice regulation, and you’re invited to share your experiences and expertise to inform government decision making.
The first phase of the NQF Review has now ended. During this next stage, the government will develop a Consultation Regulation Impact Statement (CRIS) which reflects the likely impact of any regulatory changes that have been considered as a result of the feedback from the NQF Review online survey. You will have a chance to review the statement and options and have your say on what changes should be implemented.
Service providers and peaks has finished this stage
April - July 2019
This phase is now complete.
Government development of options
Service providers and peaks is currently at this stage
July - December 2019
This is the current stage of the project. This will include the development of a Consultation Regulation Impact Statement (CRIS) which articulates the likely impacts of any regulatory changes that are under consideration.
Phase 2 Consultation on options
this is an upcoming stage for Service providers and peaks
2021
The second phase of consultation will incorporate feedback into the development of a Decision Regulation Impact Statement (DRIS) which will assist Education Council in deciding what – if any – options for change should be implemented.
Implementation of agreed changes
this is an upcoming stage for Service providers and peaks
2022 - 2023
Any options for change that are agreed by Education Council will be implemented from 2022 to 2023.
