Examples of WWC Act in a sentence
The entitlements of a person to request access to information in terms of section 46 of the WWC Act is enlivened when a finding of misconduct involving children has been made.
Under Schedule 1(2) of the WWC Act, grooming is recognised as a form of sexual misconduct.
The school may also be obliged to report, amend or provide additional information to the OCG as outlined in the WWC Act.
Disqualified person A disqualified person is a person who has been convicted, or against whom proceedings have been commenced for a disqualifying offence outlined in Schedule 2 of WWC Act.
A Working with Children Check (WWC) means authorisation under the WWC Act to engage in child-related work.
The WWC Act enables a person who has a finding referred to the OCG under the Act to request access to the records held by the School in relation to the finding of misconduct involving children (see Part C section 3).
Section 35 of the WWC Act requires this School to notify the OCG findings of misconduct involving children made against a child-related worker.
The WWC Act enables a person who has a finding referred to the OCG under the Act to request access to the records held by the School in relation to the finding of misconduct involving children.
A WWCC clearance is authorisation under the WWC Act for a person to engage in child-related work.
Recommendation 15Amend Schedule 1 to the WWC Act (giving rise to the need for a risk assessment) to include final AVOs initiated by Police in conjunction with an investigation where a child is named on the order as a person in need of protection.