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    Who is prohibited from working with people with disability?

    Under the Disability Inclusion Act 2018, a person is prohibited from working with people with disability if:

    • they have been issued with a prohibition notice under the Act;
    • they are prohibited from working with people with disability under another Commonwealth State or Territory law;
    • they have been found guilty of a prescribed offence committed as an adult.

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    Who is prohibited from working with people with disability?  :  Last Revised: Tue Feb 2nd 2021
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