Human Rights Commission Act 2005
8AWhat is a service for children and young people?
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8A What is a service for children and young people? A service for children and young people is a service provided in the ACT specifically for children, young people, both children and young people, or their carers. Examples of services for children and young people and their carers 1 a service that provides care, respite care, transport, assessment or referral of support needs, education, training and skill development, information services, coordination, food services, case management and brokerage, recreation, advocacy, community access, accommodation support, rehabilitation or employment services specifically for children, young people, or their carers 2 a service provided in relation to the use of premises for the care, treatment or accommodation of children, young people, or their carers 3 a service provided in relation to a detention place, intensive therapy place or place of care under the Children and Young People Act 2008