What is the worst penalty that can result from an investigation into the alleged academic misconduct of a coursework student?

While a student's work might show indications of a breach of academic integrity conventions, it could be decided that this represents 'poor academic practice'. Which of the following appears does NOT fall within the definition of poor academic practice?

 A student is completing an online exam at home and is having trouble with one of the questions, so puts the question as a prompt into a generative AI tool and submits the generated answer as their own. Is this academic misconduct?

A student needs to miss a tutorial class because they have work so they ask their friend to sign the tutorial register for them. What type of academic misconduct is this?

A student finds some material in Journal article A. Journal article A cites their sources for the information as Journal  articles B & C. The student cites and references all three sources, Journal articles A, B and C, but has only read Journal Article A. What type of academic misconduct is this?

A student currently enrolled in a subject posts their draft assessment task on Facebook so that other students can copy it. What type of academic misconduct is this?

A student uses ChatGPT to generate the introduction of their major essay without acknowledgement, but writes the rest of the assessment themselves. The subject outline states that students must only submit work that they have written themselves. What kind of academic misconduct is this?

A student is completing an online exam at home and is having trouble with one of the questions, so calls their friend who is also doing the same exam to discuss the question. What type of academic misconduct is this?

Two students are in different tutorials for the same subject. One student hasn’t had time to complete their assessment task, and asks the other for help. The second student shares their essay, and the first copies it and submits it as their own. What type of academic misconduct is this?

While completing an assessment, a student notes they are required to use 6 references. They have only used 3, so they use a generative AI tool to generate three more references they can include in their reference list before submitting their assessment. What kind of academic misconduct is this?