Ok I've done a little research I obviously can't name the organisation but it appears it is a non - government not for profit organisation that receives government funding and has government services operating out of it. I think I've got that correctly. So I am wondering if maybe lobbying the local member over this might be the way to go?
There could be really legitimate reasons for their course of action but it will stop many people from completing courses esp if they are on unemployment/austudy etc or come from low income families. So this is a trend that needs to be stopped in its tracks.
