Reference
Conduct of the inquiry
Purpose and overview of the bill
Human rights implications
Financial Impact Statement
Acknowledgment
Notes on References

Context
Deregulation is not new
Challenges today
The reform package

Deregulation of fees: striking the right balance
Addressing barriers to education
Addressing 'thin markets' in regional areas
Simplifying the Commonwealth contribution funding clusters

Ensuring financial stability and accessibility of HECS

Building on our strengths
Investing for the future

Introduction
A breach of trust and good policy process
Is there a university funding crisis?
The Australian university system – world class
The real challenge: participation and diversity – Australia could do better
Repeating mistakes of the past: Australian and international experience with fee deregulation
$100,000 degrees will become a reality for Australian students
The impact of fee deregulation on students and the labour market
Let it rip - equity under unrestrained student fees
Regional adjustment package an admission of failure
A debt sentence for students and taxpayers
Alternative proposals for HELP indexation
Cuts to research training and fees for PhDs
Threats to research funding
Privatising Australian higher education risks large scale rorting and exploitation
Funding for sub bachelor degrees
Institutional autonomy
Failing the national interest test

Introduction
Substantive elements of the bill
Conclusion