Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) Subsection (3) applies to a person enrolled at a State school, or a pre-preparatory age child registered in a pre-preparatory learning program at a prescribed State school, who is not—
(a) an Australian citizen or permanent resident; or
(b) a child of an Australian citizen or permanent resident.
(2) Subsection (3) also applies to a person enrolled at both a State school and non-State school if the person's enrolment at the non-State school preceded the person's enrolment at the State school.
(3) The chief executive may charge a fee for—
(a) the education of the person at the State school; or
(b) registration of the pre-preparatory age child in the pre-preparatory learning program at the State school.
(4) Also, the chief executive may charge a person mentioned in section 50(1)—
(a) a fee for providing an educational service to the person not met by the State under section 50(2); or
(b) a fee for the provision of an educational service by an entity to the person if the State school at which the person is enrolled has been charged by the entity for the provision of the educational service.
(5) In addition, the chief executive may charge a person not enrolled at a State school a fee for the education of the person at the school.
(6) The chief executive's power to charge a person a fee under this section includes a power to—
(a) exempt any person or matter from payment of the fee; or
(b) waive payment of the fee for any person or matter; or
(c) refund a fee paid under this section.