Working with children checks
Working with children checks
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As you may be aware, there is a legal requirement for all adults (those over 18) involved with children (those under 18) to undergo a Working With Children Check (WWCC). This requirement was first introduced several years ago, and is gradually being phased in – all lifesaving club members MUST have a WWCC by the time they renew their membership this year. This is a legal requirement.
When you submit the paperwork, you get a receipt number – please forward this number to Rhonda so that she can add it to a database. The form itself needs to be lodged at a post office, and there is no fee charged for voluntary organisations. For more information, refer to Circular 105.09.08 on the LSV website, or the Department of Justice website.
If you already have a WWCC card, you need to update the details to include WBSLSC as a volunteer organisation using a ‘Change of Personal Details’ form.
Details of Child-Related Work 11. List the area(s) …
Use the following codes: 10 (overnight camps) 42 (Clubs & Associations)
Details of Organisation/s 12. Which organisation(s) …
Name of primary Organisation: Insert details for Life Saving Victoria
LIFE SAVING VICTORIA 200 THE BOULEVARD PORT MELBOURNE VIC 3207
9676 6900
Name of other Organisation: Insert details for Woolamai Woolamai Beach Surf Lifesaving Club
PO Box 49 San Remo 3925
9598 8170
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