Victorian Legislation ‘Child Safe Standards’ Sample Clauses

Victorian Legislation ‘Child Safe Standards’. From 1st January 2017 ‘Child Safe Standards’ (Attachment 9) will apply to sporting organisations that operate and provide sporting services to children within Victoria. To comply with this legislation the following standards (Policies, practices & procedures) are adopted by the O&MDSA.
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