The Data Provision Requirements (DPRs) are the legal framework that defines rules, requirements and obligations registered training organisations (RTOs) must meet to legally submit vocational education and training (VET) activity data to the NCVER.
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The DPRs are a legally enforceable instrument under the National Vocational Education and Training Regulator (NVETR) Act 2011 and have been updated as part of the VET Data Streamlining Program. They now refer to the new VET Information Standard and are supported by guidance material and explanatory information that help RTOs understand and meet their obligations.
The DPRs define a range of requirements that drive data reporting, including:
- what data RTOs need to report
- how often they need to report
- the methods they use to report
- certain exemptions to reporting.
Go to the VET activity data page to find out more about the new DPRs.