Conduct that may lead to exclusion
42 Conduct that may lead to exclusion
For the purposes of section 52(d) of the Act, the following conduct is prescribed—
a sexual offence committed against, with or in the presence of, a WCES service user or a person with the characteristics of a WCES service user, whether or not a criminal proceeding in relation to the offence has been commenced or concluded;
sexual misconduct committed against, with or in the presence of, a WCES service user or a person with the characteristics of a WCES service user;
physical violence committed against, with or in the presence of, a WCES service user or a person with the characteristics of a WCES service user;
any behaviour that causes significant emotional or psychological harm to a WCES service user or a person with the characteristics of a WCES service user;
significant neglect of a WCES service user or a person with the characteristics of a WCES service user.
In this regulation, sexual misconduct, sexual offence and significant have the same meaning as in the Child Wellbeing and Safety Act 2005.
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