Reportable allegation definition

Reportable allegation means an allegation of reportable conduct against an employee or an allegation of misconduct that may involve reportable conduct.

Reportable allegation means allegation of reportable conduct where a person has a reasonable belief that there has been: a sexual offence, sexual misconduct or physical violence committed against, with or in the presence of a child; behaviour causing significant emotional or psychological harm to a child; or significant neglect of a child, or misconduct involving any of the above.

Reportable allegation means any information that leads a person to form a reasonable belief that an Employee has committed Reportable Conduct, or misconduct that may involve Reportable Conduct, whether or not the conduct is alleged to have occurred in the course of the Employee's employment at Ivanhoe Grammar.

Examples of Reportable allegation in a sentence

• Reportable allegation involving the head of entity The head of entity (i.e. the head of the school) is the person who is primarily responsible for decision- making for the school.

• Reportable allegation is an allegation that an employee has engaged in conduct that may be reportable conduct.

• Reportable allegation is defined in section 3 of the Act to mean any information that leads a person to form a reasonable belief that a Staff Member has committed: • reportable conduct; or • misconduct that may involve reportable conduct – whether or not the conduct/misconduct is alleged to have occurred in the course of the person’s employment at the College.

• Reportable allegation is defined in section 3 of the Act to mean any information that leads a person to form a reasonable belief that a staff member has committed: • reportable conduct; or• misconduct that may involve reportable conduct, whether or not the conduct/misconduct is alleged to have occurred in the course of the person’s employment at the College.

• Reportable allegation means any allegation of reportable conduct against an employee.

More Definitions of Reportable allegation

Reportable allegation means an allegation of reportable conduct against a Teacher or an allegation of misconduct that may involve reportable conduct, whether or not the conduct is alleged to have occurred in the course of the Teacher’s employment with the Employer.

Reportable allegation means an allegation of reportable conduct against a person or an allegation of misconduct that may involve reportable conduct. A “reportable conviction” generally means a conviction of an offence involving reportable conduct.

Reportable allegation means any information that leads a person to form a ‘reasonable belief’ that a person has committed reportable conduct. The Act sets out the five types of reportable conduct, which are:

Reportable allegation means an allegation that a church worker has engaged in conduct that may be reportable conduct, whether or not the conduct is alleged to have occurred in the course of the church worker’s work or ministry with the Diocese;

Reportable allegation means any reportable allegation means any information that leads a person to form a reasonable belief that a College Staff member has committed:

Reportable allegation means an - allegation of reportable conduct against an employee or an allegation of misconduct that may involve reportable conduct.

Reportable allegation means an express assertion that reportable conduct has happened. The ACT Ombudsman advises that an allegation can take the form of an assertion, statement or declaration made with or without proof.