• Restricted Employment and Restricted Person Declaration

    Surf Life Saving Queensland
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    Content Warning

    Please be advised that this form contains references to violent and sexual criminal activity that some individuals may find distressing.

  • Restricted Employment Exemption Declaration

    Restricted employment allows a person to work or volunteer with children without needing to hold a Blue Card in certain situations.

    Significant penalties apply to:

    • organisations who engage a restricted person in restricted employment, and
    • individuals who are in restricted employment as a restricted person.

    Relevant Links:

    • Restricted persons
    • Disqualified persons
    • Negative notice holders
  • A disqualified person is:

    • A person convicted of a disqualifying offence - regardless of the penalty and when and where ii occurred. Some examples include:
    - Sexual conduct with a child,
    - Child exploitation material offences,
    - Rape or other serious sexual offences (adult or child),
    - Murder,
    - Choking, suffocation, or strangulation in a domestic setting.
     
    • A reportable offender under the Child Protection (Offender Reporting and Offender Prohibition Order) Act 2004.
    • The subject of an offender prohibition order under the Child Protection (Offender Reporting and Offender Prohibition Order) Act 2004.
  • Restricted Person Declaration:

    A restricted person is:

    • A disqualified person (see previous),
    • A person who has been charged with a disqualifying offence and the matter has not yet been finalised,
    • A suspended Blue or Exemption Card holder,
    • A Negative Notice Holder,
    • The subject of an adverse interstate Working With Children Check decision that is in effect.
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