Child Safety definition

Child Safety means matters related to HCA’s duty of care to children in its care, protecting all children from abuse or harm, managing the direct or inadvertent risk of child abuse or harm, taking steps to prevent the occurrence or reduce the occurrence of child abuse or harm, providing support to a child at risk of child abuse or harm, and responding to incidents or allegations of child abuse or harm.

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Child Safety means matters related to:

Child Safety means the Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women (or another department administering the Child Protection Act 1999).

Examples of Child Safety in a sentence

All CES Ltd employees have a responsibility to comply with current Child Safety legislation.
All staff are also expected to comply with the Child Safety Code of Conduct as amended or varied from time to time.
The Contractor shall ensure and certify treatment is not conducted at a non-Department location within a Child Safety Zone (Exhibit J.9), as required by Texas Government Code, Section 508.187.
Further information on DOBCEL’s and the Catholic education community’s commitment to child safety across Victoria can be accessed at the DOBCEL Child Safety webpage.
The Contractor shall quarterly recertify all approved non-Department locations are not located within a Child Safety Zone (Exhibit J.9).
If a treatment location is determined to be in a Child Safety Zone, the Contractor will be required to provide Services at an alternative location approved by the Department.
The Contractor shall, under no circumstances, provide Services at a location within a Child Safety Zone.
Child Safety Commitment Statement Child Safe Policy Member Protection Policy Gymnastics Australia has developed an accessible version of these policies, including a series of videos.
The Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services (Community and Homelessness Services) Service Agreement package comprises three sections: This Service Agreement (Part B) - Specific Terms of Funding was developed to incorporate conditions which apply in situationally specific circumstances e.g. funding under particular program domains.
These subject matters may include, but are not limited to, Provider and Child Safety, CACFP, Market Price Study and Monitoring and Emergencies.

More Definitions of Child Safety

Child Safety means the Chief Executive of the Queensland Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services or any successor thereto.“College” means Moreton Bay College and Moreton Bay Boys College or either of them as the context requires.“College Reporting Delegate” means the person appointed by the Board as the delegate to undertake the reporting responsibilities of the Board from time to time.“Harm”, to a child, is any detrimental effect of a significant nature on the child’s physical, psychological or emotional wellbeing.1. It is immaterial how the harm is caused.

Child Safety. All activities that include minor children must abide by church child safety policy that includes constant visual supervision of all children or youth, completed staff and volunteer background checks and ratios of child/adult appropriate to the age group. Adult supervision must include adults of at least 21 years of age at all times. Check in/sign in and out procedures must be clear to ensure that all participants have a means of transportation home and approved adults take responsibility for all minors. An extra building walk through of all unlocked areas is required once all members of the group have vacated the premises.

Child Safety. Because of the potentially hazardous conditions during set up and tear down, CCFA recommends that Vendors not allow children under the age of 12 to accompany them during these times.

Child Safety. Employee must conduct the work in a manner to create a secure and loving environment. Tasks related to the safety and well-being of the Child take precedence over all other tasks.

Child Safety. The Contractor will, and will ensure that the Key Persons, understands and complies their child safety and reporting obligations. In the performance of the Services, the Key Persons must comply with its obligations under applicable child safety legislation.