Education and Care Services National Regulations
46Application for approval in principle of proposed premises
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46 Application for approval in principle of proposed premises
46 Application for approval in principle of proposed premises
An application under section 106 of the Law for the approval in principle of proposed education and care service premises must include the following information—
(a) if the applicant is an individual—
(i) the applicant's full name; and
(ii) any former or other name the applicant may be known by; and
(iii) proof of the applicant's identity;
(b) if the applicant is a person other than an individual—
(i) the applicant's name; and
(ii) any trading or other name used by the applicant; and
(iii) documentary evidence of the legal status of the applicant and its constitution;
Example
The partnership agreement for a partnership.
(c) the applicant's ABN (if any);
(d) the applicant's provider approval number (if any);
(e) if the applicant does not have a provider approval number, whether the applicant has applied for a provider approval but the application has not been decided;
Note
A provider approval is not required for an application for an approval in principle.
(f) the applicant's street address and postal address or, if there is more than one address, the street address and postal address of the applicant's principal office;
(g) the name and contact details of the contact person for the purposes of the application;
(h) the location and street address of the proposed education and care service premises;
(i) a description of the land on which the proposed education and care service premises will be located;
Example
Lot and plan numbers on the certificate of title.
(j) a soil assessment for the site of the proposed education and care service premises;
(k) plans prepared by a building practitioner showing—