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ARTICLE · 18 NOVEMBER 2021

Complete guide on the Working With Children Check (WWCC) clearance laws in NSW

A WWCC is a clearance that allows or prevents an individual (or employer) to work or volunteer in child-related work.

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KEY TAKEAWAY

This is an outline on the legal process of how to get a Working With Children Check (WWCC) clearance through an appeal to the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) after your WWCC clearance has been cancelled or refused by the Children's Guardian of NSW.

What is a Working with Children Check? Am I Exempt from a Working with Children Check Clearance?
How to Get WWCC after it's been Refused, Cancelled or Terminated in NSW? What are the Penalties for Engaging in Child-Related Work without a Working with Children Check Clearance?

WHAT IS A WORKING WITH CHILDREN CHECK?

A Working With Children Check is a legal clearance that either allows or prevents an individual (or employer) to work or volunteer in child-related work in NSW.

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