Malpractice and maladministration. The Centre shall:
Malpractice and maladministration. 6.1 Notify Safety Training Awards of any changes within the ATC which may impact on their ability to fulfil the requirements of this agreement.
Malpractice and maladministration. 7a. have in place robust procedures for preventing and investigating incidents of malpractice or maladministration which are up to date and communicated across the Centre, its satellite centres, sub-contractors and third parties.
Malpractice and maladministration. 4.8.1 have in place robust procedures for preventing and investigating incidents of malpractice or maladministration which are up to date and communicated across the Centre, its satellite centres, sub- contractors and third parties.
Malpractice and maladministration. The Centre shall: Have in place robust procedures for preventing and investigating incidents of malpractice or maladministration that reflect the CILEx Policies and Procedures. Take all reasonable steps to prevent incidents of malpractice or maladministration occurring, including, but not limited to, implementing actions or measures directed by CILEx after the completion of a malpractice or maladministration investigation. Promptly notify CILEx of any incidents of malpractice or maladministration in line with the requirements of CILEx malpractice and/or maladministration policies. Maintain records of any investigations carried out by the Centre for the duration of this agreement. Provide access to documents, records, data, staff, third parties, Learners, Satellite Centres or any other resources required by CILEx or a Regulator during an investigation of suspected malpractice or maladministration. Conflict of interest The Centre shall put in place and implement appropriate conflicts of interest policy, in compliance with any relevant CILEx Policies and Procedures. The Centre shall take all reasonable steps to avoid any conflict of interest relating to the Centre’s obligations under this agreement. Where, having taken all such reasonable steps, a conflict cannot be avoided, the Centre shall record, appropriately disclose, monitor and properly manage the conflict. Retention of records The Centre shall: Maintain all Learner records and details of achievement in an accurate, timely and secure manner in line with CILEx requirements and clause 8, and in the format required by CILEx. Have appropriate measures to ensure Learners’ Personal Data (as defined in clause 8 (Data Protection) is held in accordance with clause 8. Keep complete and accurate records for the duration of this agreement, relating to the Centre’s obligations under this agreement and CILEx Qualifications and make these available to CILEx upon request, including, but not limited to attendance, performance, assessment and feedback and Learner feedback records. Learner information and support The Centre shall: Provide Learners with accurate, comprehensive and up to date information and guidance, including a Learner handbook or similar information pack, at the start of a programme undertaken in connection with a CILEx Qualification. Ensure the Centre website is accurate, up to date and not misleading. Ensure Learners are familiar with the relevant CILEx Policies and Procedures which are applicable to ...
Malpractice and maladministration. 11a take all reasonable steps to prevent incidents of malpractice or maladministration from occurring. 11b promptly notify the British Safety Council of any incidents of malpractice or maladministration in line with the requirements of the British Safety Council’s malpractice and maladministration policy. 11c take all reasonable steps to investigate any suspected incidents of malpractice or maladministration and rectify any negative impact of these incidents. 11d have in place robust procedures for investigating incidents of malpractice or maladministration. 11e develop an action plan for managing and rectifying the negative impact of any incidents of malpractice or maladministration and make this action plan available to the British Safety Council as required. This plan should also identify any areas of improvement required to ensure the malpractice or maladministration does not recur in the future. 11f take appropriate and proportionate action against those responsible for the malpractice or maladministration to ensure it does not recur in the future. 11g deliver, in full, the actions required to manage and rectify any identified incidents of malpractice or maladministration. 11h regularly review procedures for preventing and investigating incidents of malpractice or maladministration and make any improvements necessary to ensure they remain relevant and fit for purpose. 11i provide access to documents, records, data, staff, third parties, sub-contractors, learners, satellite centres or any other resource required by the British Safety Council during an investigation of centre malpractice or maladministration.
Malpractice and maladministration. As part of the regulatory requirements for approval, your centre is required to have in place a policy and procedure for dealing with actual or suspected malpractice/maladministration by centre staff and/or learners. The policy should be written in plain language and communicated to learners as well as all staff involved in the management, delivery and administration of qualifications. The policy must provide clear information about what is defined as malpractice and maladministration, how staff or learners should report it and to whom, what to expect if making such a report, and the centre’s procedure for dealing with such reports. Any suspicion or accusation of malpractice or maladministration must be reported to LASER immediately, whether it involves centre staff and/or learners. A Report of Suspected Malpractice (M1) Form is available on the LASER website, and should be completed and submitted to the LASER Quality Manager. Further information and guidance is provided on the LASER website. Examples (not exhaustive) of possible centre malpractice include: Providing learners with assistance during examinations, such as explaining questions or suggesting answers. Assisting learners in the production of work for assessment, where the support has the potential to influence the outcomes of assessment, and/or where the assistance involves centre staff producing work for the learner. Facilitating and/or allowing impersonation. Misusing the arrangements for reasonable adjustments or special conditions, for example where learners are permitted support. Falsifying records or certificates, for example by alteration, substitution, or by fraud. Fraudulent certificate claims, that is claiming for a certificate without the learner having completed all of the requirements of assessment. Failing to keep assessment materials and examination papers secure prior to the assessment or examination. Altering or forging any assessment or examination documentation. Examples (not exhaustive) of possible learner malpractice include: Cheating in assessments/examinations. Plagiarism. Destruction of another learner’s work. Disruptive behaviour. Examples (not exhaustive) of possible centre maladministration include: Failing to keep complete and accurate records. Failing to follow administrative procedures. Failing to register courses/learners within the required timeframes. Failing to pay invoices within the required timeframe.
Malpractice and maladministration. Have a policy in place in relation to the prevention and investigation of malpractice and maladministration. Have in place robust procedures for preventing incidents of malpractice and maladministration which are current and communicated across the centre, its satellite centres, sub-contractors and third parties. Regularly review centre procedures for preventing and investigating incidents of malpractice or maladministration and make any improvements necessary to ensure they remain relevant and fit for purpose. Take all reasonable steps to prevent incidents of malpractice or maladministration from occurring. Take all reasonable steps to investigate any suspected incidents of malpractice or maladministration and to rectify any adverse effects arising from such incidents. Promptly notify Open College Network West Midlands of any incidents of malpractice or maladministration in line with the requirements of Open College Network West Midlands malpractice/maladministration policy. Provide access to documents, records, data, staff, third parties, sub-contractors, learners, satellite centres or any other resource required by Open College Network West Midlands and/or the regulatory authorities during an investigation of centre malpractice or maladministration. Develop and implement in full, an action plan for managing and rectifying any adverse effects caused by any incident of malpractice or maladministration to ensure it does not recur in the future. This should include any appropriate and proportionate action in relation those responsible for the malpractice and maladministration.
Malpractice and maladministration. 5.7.1 You’ll take all necessary steps (including implementation procedures) to prevent and look into any incidents of malpractice or maladministration and will ensure that you, your Satellite Centres and Sub-contract Centres are aware of what needs to be done to make sure that no malpractice or maladministration happens.
Malpractice and maladministration. 14.1 The assessment venue shall take all reasonable steps to prevent any malpractice or maladministration in the administering of AAT assessments.
