Common use of Residents and visitors Clause in Contracts

Residents and visitors. The Homestay Provider must: provide the School Representative with details of all Residents, including name, date of birth and address (if residential address differs to the Homestay); ensure that all Residents over the age of 18 have undertaken a satisfactory WWCC; provide the School Representative with WWCC details of all people over the age of 18 who are Residents and notify the School of any changes to the WWCC details or status; and notify the School Representative if any Residents move in or out of the Homestay. The Homestay Provider must make reasonable endeavours to ensure that all Residents and people visiting the Homestay, act in an appropriate and respectful way towards the Student. This includes, but is not limited to: developing positive relationships with the Student based on mutual trust and communication; supporting and assisting the Student to adjust to life and study in Australia; respecting the Student’s privacy while acknowledging that privacy does not equate to isolation; acknowledge the significance of, and differences in, culture, customs, language and beliefs of the Student; and immediately notifying the School Representative if they are aware or have any concerns of any actual or suspected instance of child abuse or harm to the Student’s wellbeing or welfare. The Homestay Provider must: be aware of the School’s Critical Incident process and the Homestay Provider’s role and responsibilities with respect to this process; and maintain up to date emergency contact details for the School. In the event of a Critical Incident, the Homestay Provider must: ensure the immediate safety of the Student; notify the School Representative immediately following a Critical Incident that affects the Student and/or occurs in the Homestay; provide any necessary support (for example, accompanying the Student to the hospital); and allow the Homestay to be inspected immediately by the School Representative.