(f) Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology; other tertiary institution in designated by the Council; institution recognised by another Australian jurisdiction as providing a course of study which— the academic requirements for admission in that jurisdiction; and (ii) requires a student to acquire and demonstrate an appropriate understanding of, and competence in, each element of the academic areas of knowledge referred to in rule 2.01. (2) The Council may only designate an institution under subrule (1)(g) if the Council is satisfied that the institution will competently provide an approved course of study in law. (3) The Council may, by notice in writing to an academic institution— approval of that academic institution; or or vary any condition on the approval of that academic institution, which the Council thinks fit, including any condition resulting from—
(f) Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology; other tertiary institution in designated by the Council; institution recognised by another Australian jurisdiction as providing a course of study which— the academic requirements for admission in that jurisdiction; and (ii) requires a student to acquire and demonstrate an appropriate understanding of, and competence in, each element of the academic areas of knowledge referred to in rule 2.01. (2) The Council may only designate an institution under subrule (1)(g) if the Council is satisfied that the institution will competently provide an approved course of study in law. (3) The Council may, by notice in writing to an academic institution— approval of that academic institution; or or vary any condition on the approval of that academic institution, which the Council thinks fit, including any condition resulting from—
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