The following list is consistent with the offences outlined in the Child Protection (Working with Children) Act 2012 and is not an exact copy. For a detailed list of disqualifying offences, please refer to the Schedule 2 of the Child Protection (Working with Children) Act 2012.

As referred to on page 3 in section C of the declaration:

a. sexual assault or intercourse offence

b. the common law offence of rape or attempted rape

c. an indecent assault offence

d. a sexual servitude offence

e. observing a person engaged in a private act, for the purpose of obtaining sexual arousal or sexual gratification (voyeurism)

f. filming another person engaged in a private act or filming another person’s private parts, for the purpose of obtaining, or enabling another person to obtain, sexual arousal or sexual gratification

g. installing a device, or constructing or adapting the fabric of a building, for the purpose of facilitating the observation or filming of a child, with the intention of enabling any person to commit an offence referred to at (d)-(e) above

h. murder

i. manslaughter of a child (other than as a result of a motor vehicle accident)

j. intentional wounding or causing grievous bodily harm to a child who was three or more years younger than me

k. a child prostitution offence

l. an offence involving an act of indecency with or towards a child

m. procuring or grooming a child under 16 years of age for unlawful sexual activity

n. using a child for the production of child abuse material, or producing, disseminating, possessing or importing child abuse material

o. possessing or importing child pornography

p. offences relating to the use of a postal or similar service for child pornography material or child abuse material

q. offences relating to the use of a postal or similar service involving sexual activity with a child under 16

r. publishing indecent articles

s. an offence of kidnapping a child, unless a parent or carer of the child at the time of the offence

t. a forced labour or deceptive recruiting for labour or services offence, where the victim was a child

u. intentional or reckless infliction of grievous bodily harm on a child, during or after the delivery of the child

v. intentionally abandoning or exposing a child under the age of seven

w. bestiality

x. an offence an element of which is an intention to commit one of the above offences

or

y. an offence of attempting, or of conspiracy or incitement, to commit one of the above offences

or

z. an offence under a law of another state or a territory, the Commonwealth or a foreign jurisdiction that, if committed in New South Wales, would constitute an offence listed in this clause.

Working with Children Check (WWCC) & Exemption Declaration

Lord Howe Island Central School