A former Education Ministry staffer wants more detail on the use of AI in drafting the changes, and says she's concerned the minister hasn't followed due process.
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File photo. Education Minister Erica Stanford.
A former Education Ministry staffer has asked a Parliamentary committee to rein in the government's curriculum changes, and demand more detail about its use of AI and an Australian company.
Claire Coleman has lodged a formal complaint with Parliament's regulations review committee.
The committee checks that the government is using its powers correctly and would consider the complaint on Wednesday.
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