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Children leaving the children's service premises

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Part 4Operational requirements
Division 7Collection of children from premises and excursions

68 Children leaving the children's service premises

(1)

The approved provider of a children's service must ensure that a child who is being educated and cared for by the children's service does not leave the children's service premises except in accordance with subregulation (3).

Penalty: 10 penalty units.

(2)

A nominated supervisor of a children's service must ensure that a child who is being educated and cared for by the children's service does not leave the children's service premises except in accordance with subregulation (3).

Penalty: 10 penalty units.

(3)

The child may only leave the relevant premises if the child—

(a)

is given into the care of—

(i)

a parent of the child; or

(ii)

an authorised nominee named in the child's enrolment record; or

(iii)

a person authorised by a parent or authorised nominee named in the child's enrolment record to collect the child from the premises; or

(b)

leaves the premises in accordance with the written authorisation of the child's parent or authorised nominee named in the child's enrolment record; or

(c)

is taken on an excursion in accordance with this Division; or

Reg. 68(3)(ca) inserted by S.R. No. 12/2024 reg. 21.

(ca)

is transported by the service or on transportation arranged by the service in accordance with Division 7B; or

(d)

is given into the care of a person or taken outside the premises—

(i)

because the child requires medical, hospital or ambulance care or treatment; or

(ii)

because of another emergency.

(4)

Nothing in this regulation affects the operation of any court order that prohibits a parent from—

(a)

collecting a child from the children's service premises; or

(b)

authorising a child to leave the children's service premises.

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