The 'other considerations' in clause 11(3) of Direction 41 made under s 499 of the Migration Act 1958 (Cth) are only required to be taken into account so far as they are relevant to the case at hand, and it is for the decision-maker (the AAT) to determine whether any of those considerations are relevant.
The 'other considerations' listed in clause 11(3) of Direction 41 are not mandatory considerations in every case; they need only be taken into account where the AAT determines them to be relevant. The mere fact that a visa holder has undertaken educational courses in detention does not necessarily make clause 11(3)(f)(ii) a relevant consideration — there must be a demonstrated link between the courses and the person's capacity to positively contribute to the Australian community through employment or other activities.
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