Common use of National Police Record Check Clause in Contracts

National Police Record Check. When you apply for a National Police Record check you will receive a National Police Certificate. You are required, in accordance with CHM National Police Check Process, to obtain a current (no older than 6 months) National Police Certificate by week 2 of the first semester of your course and every 3 years thereafter. In addition, international students and students who have been a citizen of or have resided in another country since turning 16 years of age, must provide a National Police Certificate from the country of birth or country of residence. If you commit an offence during your course of study you are required to immediately notify the: • Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency, where applicable; and • PEP Coordinator/Administrator for your Program. Your case may be referred to the Manager, College of Health and Medicine PEP Safety in Practice for assessment. The Manager, PEP Safety in Practice may require you to undertake a new National Police History Record Check.

National Police Record Check. When you apply for a National Police Record check you will receive a National Police Certificate. You are required, in accordance with CHM National Police Check Process, to obtain a current (no older than 6 months) National Police Certificate by week 2 of the first semester of your course and every 3 years thereafter. In addition, international students and students who have been a citizen of or have resided in another country since turning 16 years of age, must provide a National Police Certificate from the country of birth or country of residence. If you commit an offence during your course of study you are required to immediately notify the: • x Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency, where applicable; and • x PEP Coordinator/Administrator for your Program. Your case may be referred to the Manager, College of Health and Medicine PEP Safety in Practice for assessment. The Manager, PEP Safety in Practice may require you to undertake a new National Police History Record Check.

National Police Record Check. When you apply for a National Police Record check you will receive a National Police Certificate. You are required, in accordance with CHM National Police Check Process, to obtain a current (no older than 6 months) National Police Certificate by week 2 of the first semester of your course and every 3 years thereafter. In addition, international students and students who have been a citizen of or have resided in another country since turning 16 years of age, must provide a National Police Certificate from the country of birth or country of residence. If you commit an offence during your course of study you are required to immediately notify the: • Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency, where applicable; and • PEP Coordinator/Administrator for your Program. Your case may be referred to the Manager, College of Health and Medicine PEP Safety in Practice for assessment. The Manager, PEP Safety in Practice may require you to undertake a new National Police History Record Check.