child protection law means the Children, Youth and Families Act 2005; court means the Magistrates' Court of Victoria; de facto relationship means— registered domestic relationship; or relationship between 2 people who are not married to each other but who are living together as a couple on a genuine domestic basis (irrespective of gender); local authority means a municipal council; magistrate means a magistrate within the meaning of the Magistrates' Court Act 1989; public authority means a body established for a public purpose by or under an Act; superior court means the Supreme Court of Victoria; this jurisdiction means . (2) For the purposes of the definition of de facto relationship in subsection (1)— domestic relationship has the same meaning as in the Relationships Act 2008; determining whether persons who are not in a registered domestic relationship are in a domestic relationship, all the circumstances of their relationship are to be taken into account, including any one or more of the
and care on a regular basis to children under 13 years of age other than— school providing full-time education to children, including children attending in the year before grade 1 but not including a preschool program delivered in a school or a preschool that is registered as a school; or preschool program delivered in a school if— (i) the program is delivered in a class or classes where a full-time education program is also being delivered to school children; and (ii) the program is being delivered to fewer than 6 children in the school; or personal arrangement; or service principally conducted to provide instruction in a particular activity; or Example Instruction in a particular activity could be instruction in sport, dance, music, culture or language or religious instruction. service providing education and care to patients in a hospital or patients of a medical or therapeutic care service; or (f) care provided under a child protection law of a participating jurisdiction; or
information obtained in any monitoring or investigation of the service under this Law; and service's history of compliance with this Law as applying in any participating jurisdiction; and other prescribed information. 136 Notice to approved education and care service of rating (1) The Regulatory Authority must give written notice to the approved provider of an approved education and care service of the outcome of the rating assessment and the rating levels for that service determined section 135. (2) The notice under subsection (1) must be given within 60 days— the completion of the assessment by an authorised officer under Part 9 of the premises of the approved education and care service for the purpose of the rating assessment; or section 137 applies, after the end of the final period for review of the applicable decision or action referred to in section 137(1). (3) A rating level set out in the notice is to be a rating level for the education and care service for the purposes of this Law unless a review of the rating level is sought under Division 3 or 4.
the service approval under section 72 in relation to a matter that is the subject of the undertaking; or a prohibition notice under section 182 in relation to a matter that is the subject of the undertaking. (3) If a person complies with the requirements of an undertaking under section 179A(4), the Regulatory Authority must not give a prohibition notice under section 182 in relation to a matter that is the subject of the undertaking. Sch. s. 181 substituted by No. 9/2017 s. 45. 181 Failure to comply with enforceable undertakings (1) If the Regulatory Authority considers that a person who gave an undertaking section 179A has failed to comply with any of its terms, the Regulatory Authority may apply to the relevant tribunal or court for an order under subsection (2) to enforce the undertaking. (2) If the relevant tribunal or court is satisfied that the person has failed to comply with a term of the undertaking, the relevant tribunal or court may make any of the following orders— order directing the person to comply with the term of the undertaking;
Part 7 Instruments under Law 37 Schedule applies to statutory instruments (1) This Schedule applies to a statutory instrument, and to things that may be done or are required to be done under a statutory instrument, in the same way as it applies to this Law, and things that may be done or are required to be done under this Law, except so far as the context or subject matter otherwise indicates or requires. (2) The fact that a provision of this Schedule refers to this Law and not also to a statutory instrument does not, by itself, indicate that the provision is intended to apply only to this Law. Part 8 Application to coastal sea 38 Application This Law has effect in and relation to the coastal sea of this jurisdiction as if that coastal sea were part of this jurisdiction. __________________ SCHEDULE 2 1 Application for warrant (1) An authorised officer may apply to a magistrate of a participating jurisdiction for a search warrant in relation to premises if the officer believes on reasonable grounds that— person is or has been operating an education and care service at the premises in contravention of this Law; or