Students & The National Code

​From January 2027, every TEQSA registered provider outside the university sector has to meet the National Code to Prevent and Respond to Gender-based Violence. Most don't yet have a public plan in place, and many haven't started.

​This session brings together two teams working on opposite ends of the same problem. Capyble maps where an institution actually stands against the Code's seven standards. Consent Labs works directly with students, in classrooms and lecture halls, on the education that changes behaviour.

​Capyble co founder Cameron Cliff sits down with Evan Couper, from Consent Labs, for a working conversation on what it takes to meet the Code in practice, not just on paper. Expect a grounded look at:

• ​What the National Code actually requires, and where most providers currently stand

• ​Why the gap between under 18 and over 18 education matters more than it looks

• ​How generational and cultural differences shape what actually lands with students

• ​What separates a compliance checklist from real, lasting behaviour change

• ​Practical first steps for providers only just realising this applies to them

​This is a conversation, not a pitch. If you're responsible for your institution's compliance, wellbeing, or student safety, and want a clear read on where things actually stand, this one's for you.