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s 195A

Conditions for continued approval—compliance with rules and law

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Volume 2Parts 6 to 10 (sections 153 to 235)
Part 8Approval of provider of child care services
Division 2Conditions for continued approval

195A Conditions for continued approval—compliance with rules and law

Continued satisfaction of eligibility rules

(1)

It is a condition for continued approval of an approved provider that:

(a)

the provider continues to satisfy the provider eligibility rules in section 194C; and

(b)

each approved child care service of the provider continues to satisfy the service eligibility rules in section 194D.

Compliance with family assistance law

(2)

It is a condition for continued approval of an approved provider that the provider not contravene the family assistance law (whether or not the contravention constitutes an offence or is a contravention of a civil penalty provision).

Note:

Enforcement under this Part of this and other conditions is not limited or affected by other compliance measures in relation to these provisions (for example under the Regulatory Powers Act).

(3)

It is a condition for continued approval of an approved provider that the provider cooperate with a person exercising powers under:

(a)

section 67FH (power to require information about care provided); and

(b)

section 154 (power to obtain information generally); and

(c)

the Regulatory Powers Act in respect of a provision mentioned in subsection 219UA(1), or information mentioned in subsection 219UA(2), of this Act.

Compliance with Commonwealth, State and Territory laws

(4)

It is a condition for continued approval of an approved provider that:

(a)

the operation of each approved child care service of the provider; and

(b)

the provision of care by each service;

comply with all requirements imposed by a law of the Commonwealth or a law of the State or Territory in which the service is situated.

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