Policies
Browse policies by topic including housing, adoption, Out of Home Care, child protection, domestic and family violence
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Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy outlines the personal information handling practices of the Department of Communities and Justice (the Department). It also describes how the Department deals with personal information and other data collected.
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Privacy Management Plan
This Privacy Management Plan explains how the Department of Communities and Justice (the Department) complies with obligations under the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998 (PPIP Act) and the Health Records and Information Privacy [...]
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Case Plan Goal Package Extension Flowchart
This document is designed to show the flow of steps involved in seeking an extension to the two year case plan goal package under exceptional circumstances.
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Permanency Goal Review & CPG Extension Policy
Use this guide when completing permanency goal reviews for cases where service providers hold primary case responsibility; or in an exceptional circumstance where an extension to the two-year case plan goal package is required.
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What is a Restrictive Practice (Easy Read)
Easy read guide to What is a Restrictive Practice?
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Going to a RPA Panel Meeting (Easy Read)
Easy read guide to Going to a Restrictive Practice Authorisation Panel meeting.
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Notice of a change of control involving a merger, acquisition or amalgamation
Use this form to notify the department of a change of control involving a merger, acquisition or amalgamation and, if required, to request to novate (transfer) a contract.
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DCJ interest in service provider working arrangements (A3 infographic)
This infographic outlines common service provider working arrangements — subcontract, consortium and joint working arrangement — and our interest in each.
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PSP Critical Events Policy v02 Oct 2020
This policy supports funded service providers to effectively manage critical events experienced by children in statutory out-of-home-care, in their primary case responsibility.
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Code of Ethical Conduct
This policy identifies mandatory and other requirements for the conduct of all FACS’ workers, consistent with Public Service Commissioner Direction No 1 of 2015 and the Government Sector Employment Act 2013.