Schedule Sch 3 - Social Services Regulations 2023 - Regulatory entities

Sch 3Regulatory entities

Start here

Get a plain-English read of Sch 3

Turn the raw legal text into a practical explanation grounded in Social Services Regulations 2023.

Schedule 3—Regulatory entities

Regulation 41

A National Health Practitioner Board, in respect of a WCES worker or carer who is, or was previously, a health practitioner regulated by that Board.
The Commission for Children and Young People, in respect of a WCES worker or carer who is, or was previously, an employee of an entity to which Part 5A or 6 of the Child Wellbeing and Safety Act 2005 applies.
A sector regulator or an integrated sector regulator for a relevant entity within the meaning of the Child Wellbeing and Safety Act 2005, in respect of a WCES worker or carer who is, or was previously, the relevant entity or engaged by the relevant entity.
The Disability Worker Registration Board, in respect of a WCES worker or carer who is, or was previously, a disability worker regulated by that Board.
The Victorian Disability Worker Commission, in respect of a WCES worker or carer who is, or was previously, a disability worker regulated by that Commission.
The Victorian Institute of Teaching, in respect of a WCES worker or carer who is, or was previously, a teacher regulated by that Institute.
The Secretary to the Department of Justice and Community Safety, in respect of a WCES worker or carer who holds, or was previously required to hold, a WWC clearance within the meaning of the Worker Screening Act 2020.
The Secretary to the Department of Justice and Community Safety, in respect of a WCES worker or carer who holds, or was previously required to hold, an NDIS clearance within the meaning of the Worker Screening Act 2020.
The Secretary to the Department of Government Services, in respect of a WCES worker or carer who holds, or was previously required to hold, a WWC clearance within the meaning of the Worker Screening Act 2020.
The Secretary to the Department of Government Services, in respect of a WCES worker or carer who holds, or was previously required to hold, an NDIS clearance within the meaning of the Worker Screening Act 2020.
The NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission, in respect of a WCES worker or carer who is, or was previously, employed or engaged by an NDIS provider.
The Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission established under the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission Act 2018 of the Commonwealth, in respect of a WCES worker or carer who is, or was previously, employed or engaged by an approved provider within the meaning of that Act.