The Reportable Conduct Scheme: Lessons from the first 90 days
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A practical briefing on the Reportable Conduct Scheme’s early trends, challenges and priorities for Queensland providers.
What has Queensland’s Reportable Conduct Scheme revealed in its first 90 days?
In this practical briefing for the early childhood education and care sector, Partners Megan Kavanagh and Leanne Dearlove, together with guest speaker Wade Howell, Investigations Manager from Safeguarding Services, examine the early data and emerging trends from the QFCC.
The session explores how providers can apply the reportable allegation threshold and three-business-day timeframe in practice, manage risk and communications when allegations arise, maintain procedural fairness and consider what boards and approved providers should be asking as the Scheme develops.
View the presentation slides here.
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