Requirement for Working with Children and Police Checks Sample Clauses

Requirement for Working with Children and Police Checks. (a) The Licensee must (and must ensure that all persons engaged or used by it to work at the Licensed Area and/or carry out the Permitted Use under this Licence, including its Associates):
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Requirement for Working with Children and Police Checks. (a) The Hirer must ensure that all persons engaged or used by it to work at the Hired Area and/or carry out the Permitted Use under this Agreement:
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Requirement for Working with Children and Police Checks. (a) If the Supplier enters at the premises of the School Council, the Supplier must (and must ensure that all persons engaged or used by it to enter the School Council's premises, including its Personnel):
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Requirement for Working with Children and Police Checks. (a) The Hirer must (and must ensure that all persons engaged or used by it to work at the Hired Area and/or carry out the Permitted Use under this Agreement, including its Associates): have undertaken a satisfactory working with children check if required pursuant to the Working With Children Act 2005 (Vic) or as otherwise requested by the School Council; and/or Department in relation to the suitability of persons to work with children or within the precinct of the School as advised by the School Council.
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Requirement for Working with Children and Police Checks. (a) The Licensee must (and must ensure that all persons engaged or used by it to work at the Licensed Area and/or carry out the Permitted Use under this Licence, including its Associates): have undertaken a satisfactory working with children check if required pursuant to the Working With Children Act 2005 (Vic) or as otherwise requested by the School Council; if required by the School Council, have undertaken a satisfactory police records check; and have met any additional relevant legal requirements and policies of the School Council, School and/or Department in relation to the suitability of persons to work with children or within the precinct of the School as advised by the School Council.
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Requirement for Working with Children and Police Checks. (a) If the Service Provider enters the premises of the School Council, the Service Provider must (and must ensure that all persons engaged or used by it to enter the School Council's premises, including its Personnel):
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Requirement for Working with Children and Police Checks. The Contractor must (and must ensure that all persons engaged or used by it to carry out the Works): have undertaken a satisfactory working with children check if required pursuant to the Worker Screening Act 2020 (Vic) or as otherwise requested by the Principal; if required by the Principal, have undertaken a satisfactory police records check; and have met any additional relevant legal requirements and policies of the Principal, School and/or Department in relation to the suitability of persons to work with children or within the precinct of the School as advised by the Principal. The Contractor must ensure the terms and conditions of employment of any staff or of engagement of any contractor for the purpose of carrying out the Works are consistent with the above obligations. CHILD SAFE STANDARDS The parties acknowledge and agree that Victorian government schools are committed to: creating child safe environments; protecting students from abuse or harm in the school environment, managing the risk of child abuse, providing support to a child at risk of child abuse and responding to incidents or allegations of child abuse in accordance with their legal obligations, including Child Safety Laws. This clause only applies to the extent that the Contractor (and its Associates) are engaged in Child-connected work. The Contractor acknowledges that the Principal and School Staff are required to comply with Child Safety Laws, the Ministerial Order and School Council Child Safety Policies. If the Contractor is an Applicable Entity under the Child Wellbeing and Safety Act 2005 (Vic), it warrants to the Principal that it: is compliant and will continue to comply with Child Safety Laws; and will immediately provide the Principal with copies of any documents or information in respect to any compliance action taken by any regulatory authority in connection with child safety against the Contractor (or its Associates). The Contractor (and its Associates) must: if applicable (whether or not the Contractor must itself comply with Child Safety Laws), comply with any relevant School Council Child Safety Policies; and comply with any reasonable direction by the Principal in respect to compliance by the Principal, School Staff and/or the Contractor with any Child Safety Laws or any relevant School Council Child Safety Policies. The Principal may terminate this Contract immediately if, in the Principal’s reasonable opinion, it determines at any time that: there is a breach of any ...
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