sec.19Meaning of interstate working with children check application , interstate working with children authority and related terms

sec.19 Meaning of interstate working with children check application , interstate working with children authority and related terms

An interstate working with children check application is an application, however called, made under a corresponding WWC law that corresponds to a working with children check application under this Act. An interstate working with children authority is an authority, however called, issued under a corresponding WWC law that corresponds to a working with children authority under this Act. An interstate negative notice is a notice, however called, issued under a corresponding WWC law, that— corresponds to a negative notice; or imposes a condition that prohibits a person from carrying out child-related work. A conditional interstate WWC authority is an authority, however called, issued under a corresponding WWC law that has the effect of permitting a person to carry out child-related work subject to stated conditions, including, for example, a condition that the person carries out child-related work only under supervision. An interstate interim bar is a restriction, however described, imposed under a corresponding WWC law in relation to a person who made an interstate working with children check application that has the effect of prohibiting the person from carrying out child-related work while the application is decided. s 19 prev s 19 (orig s 15A) ins 2004 No. 13 s 41 renum 2010 No. 5 s 56 (3) sch 2 amdt 68 om 2014 No. 28 s 53 pres s 19 ins 2022 No. 7 s 95 (sec.19-ssec.1) An interstate working with children check application is an application, however called, made under a corresponding WWC law that corresponds to a working with children check application under this Act. (sec.19-ssec.2) An interstate working with children authority is an authority, however called, issued under a corresponding WWC law that corresponds to a working with children authority under this Act. (sec.19-ssec.3) An interstate negative notice is a notice, however called, issued under a corresponding WWC law, that— corresponds to a negative notice; or imposes a condition that prohibits a person from carrying out child-related work. (sec.19-ssec.4) A conditional interstate WWC authority is an authority, however called, issued under a corresponding WWC law that has the effect of permitting a person to carry out child-related work subject to stated conditions, including, for example, a condition that the person carries out child-related work only under supervision. (sec.19-ssec.5) An interstate interim bar is a restriction, however described, imposed under a corresponding WWC law in relation to a person who made an interstate working with children check application that has the effect of prohibiting the person from carrying out child-related work while the application is decided.

• (a) corresponds to a negative notice; or
• (b) imposes a condition that prohibits a person from carrying out child-related work.