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The scripts on this page provide cosmetic enhancements only. Private Occupational School Student Protection Account Section 10a-22x-1. Authority The following regulations are promulgated under the authority established by Section 10a-22x of the general statutes. Section 10a-22x-2. Definitions (a) "Commissioner" means the commissioner of higher education. (b) "Deduction," for the purpose of determining a school’s net income for calculating payment to the account, means the exclusion of amounts paid to a school by or on behalf of a student from the total amount received by a school for such student or on behalf of such student. Such "deduction" includes, but is not limited to: (1) Amounts paid for expendable materials or equipment which becomes the property of the student. (2) Amounts paid for services other than instructional services, such as nonrefundable application and registration fees which are not applied to tuition. (3) Money refunded by a school to students who do not complete their instruction or training as provided by Section 10a-22x of the General Statutes. Specific amounts, in addition to the above, to be excluded must be identified by the school and must receive advanced approval from the commissioner or his designee. (c) "Direct Expenses" means all necessary expenditures incurred by the state treasurer and state comptroller for keeping records for the account, all necessary expenditures for brokerage commissions and other investment expenses for maintenance of said account, and direct expenses of the commissioner for the determination of insolvency and processing of applications for payments from said account and state department of higher education direct expenses which are in excess of its normal expenditure for accounting, auditing and clerical services required to administer and monitor the account.

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