Common use of National Criminal History Record Check Clause in Contracts

National Criminal History Record Check. (a) Operators of aged care services are required to ensure staff, contractors and volunteers, who have, or are reasonably likely to have access to care recipients undergo a National Criminal History Record Check, commonly known as a Police Check.

National Criminal History Record Check. (a) Operators of aged care services are required to ensure staffemployees, contractors and volunteers, who have, or are reasonably likely to have access to care recipients undergo a National Criminal History Record Check, commonly known as a Police Check.

National Criminal History Record Check. (b) (a) Operators of aged care services are required to ensure staff, contractors and volunteers, who have, or are reasonably likely to have access to care recipients undergo a National Criminal History Record Check, commonly known as a Police CheckCheck on commencement of employment and every 3 years thereafter. Staff, contractors and volunteers are required to notify the employer if they are convicted of a precluding offence as outlined in the Aged Care Xxx 0000 in the three year period between obtaining and renewing a police check.