Dictionary
Schedule 3 Dictionary
section 3
authorised person, for a child, means a person authorised, in writing, by a parent of the child to collect the child from a workplace.
child employment guide means a guide about children at work published by the chief executive.
Editor’s note—
The child employment guide is published on the website www.business.qld.gov.au.
close relative, of a child, means an adult who is a parent, grandparent, aunt, uncle or sibling of the child.
delivery work means delivering newspapers, advertising material or other similar things.
family business, in relation to a child, means a business or constitutional corporation that is wholly owned by a close relative of the child.
home, in relation to a child, means the place where the child lives.
industrial instrument means a federal award, federal agreement or industrial instrument under the Industrial Relations Act 1999.
live entertainment includes the following—
theatre;
musical theatre;
opera;
circus entertainment;
a fashion parade;
a performance in a shopping centre;
a promotional event.
midwife means a person registered under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law to practise in the midwifery profession, other than as a student.
nominated person, for a child, means a person nominated, in writing, by a parent of the child as being responsible for the child if the parent can not be contacted.
recorded entertainment includes the following—
film or a similar production;
television;
advertising;
radio;
photographic modelling;
a performance recorded only for use in later entertainment or a later exhibition;
any other entertainment that is not live entertainment.
registered nurse means a person registered under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law—
to practise in the nursing profession, other than as a student; and
in the registered nurses division of that profession.
sibling includes half-brother, half-sister, stepbrother and stepsister.
supervisor, of a school-aged or young child, see section 29.
work in the entertainment industry means—
work that is performing, including, for example—
acting, dancing, miming, playing, singing, speaking or modelling;
standing in for someone else;
rehearsing, preparing or taking part in publicity for a performance; but
does not include work done by a person whose duties are not normally related to performing but who is sometimes asked to perform, for example, as an announcer or in advertising.
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