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Like I said, unused (blank) booklets are returned to stock. ANYTHING with student writing must be sent to the marking centre. The supervisors don't get to decide anything in between. If they do anything to the contrary they are not following the rules given to them.

The bos looks for other known results that relate to the fire exam. For example, Mod History may be scaled against HSC English, or HSC Maths nay be scaled against SC maths.

Wrong. Everything handed in gets looked at by markers.

If you are genuinely sick then bos compares ur exam and asst marks and gives you the highest one.

The BOS will look at other marks which were not affected by the fires. Eg if HSC maths is affected they may compare the marks with the SC marks for the same students 2 years ago.

Of course there is an exam, the major work in EE2 IS the exam.

If you are in a government school, no, you can't be forced out. If you attend a private school, you play by their rules.

Depends on the amount of cheating. Lesser amounts of plagiarism (a few paragraphs) are dealt with in marking. If you plagiarise in a major way you are hauled b4 the board of studies.

Zero marks. The board comes down hard on plagiarism. Markers remember the works from the previous year, and report cheats.

Every exam has to be cleared for copyright. The Board can use passages from texts, artwork etc for exam purposes only. Before the exam is posted on the website (no longer under exam conditions) all copyright material must be released by the owner. Papers with no copyright (like Maths) will...

This is all good. Many school counsellors are also psychologists so they can cover that base.

"11.3 Procedures for Illness/Misadventure Appeals 11.3.1 Policy In the case of Higher School Certificate illness/misadventure appeals, if the appeal is upheld, the student will be awarded either their examination mark or the assessment mark, whichever is the higher...

Wrong. If the appeal is upheld, your exam mark will be the higher of your actual exam mark and your assessment mark. If your assessment mark is used, your oral mark will be thrown away.

Nonsense, the Internet works everywhere.

If the appeal is upheld, you are awarded either the actual exam mark or the assessment mark, whichever is higher.

Students named on the First in Course list have achieved two things. They have come first in that particular HSC course and their result is in the top band. http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/ebos/static/FSTIC_2011_12.html

You can also see the doctor straight after the exam, as long as he/she can still see that you are sick and can write a report for b.o.s. to say that. If you don't see the doctor at all, your appeal is pretty much screwed, unless you manage to vomit on the supervisor's shoes.

It also means you can screw up your internals and they don't count.

Your user name is appropriate. Once marks are awarded, they are never reduced.

So, did you do the exam or not?