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…   Availability Services During the March quarter 2019, 13,008 approved child care services operated in Australia. There …

… attending approved child care (36.4 per cent), followed by Queensland (34.1 per cent) and Victoria (8.9 per cent). … regions with the high average fee growth were in regional Queensland and other parts of regional Australia. Download …

… Child Care in Australia report June quarter 2019 … Introduction This is … 2018 ($1,554.0 million).  The majority of entitlements were paid in relation to families using Centre Based Day Care … System (CCSS):   The technical platform through which providers and families interact with government in relation …

… Child Care in Australia report September quarter 2019 … Introduction This … ($1,948.6 million). The majority of Child Care Subsidy were paid in relation to families using Centre Based Day Care … System (CCSS):   The technical platform through which providers and families interact with government in relation …

… Child Care in Australia report December quarter 2019 … Introduction This … ($1.96 billion). The majority of Child Care Subsidy was paid in relation to families using Centre Based Day Care … System (CCSS):  The technical platform through which providers and families interact with government in relation …

… care centre in the December quarter 2018. Of these, 1,316,080 children were eligible for Child Care Subsidy. Average … Care Usage Children During the December quarter 2018, 1,316,080 children used approved child care in Australia …

… compares with 59.4 per cent for all children in child care. More than a quarter of Indigenous children (29.8 per cent) … they use during the quarter. Children and families using more than one service type during the quarter or financial … time period. Note that as children and families may use more than one service type in any particular timeframe the …

… the day-to-day operation of the service or a person with management or control . The authorised person must provide … Person ID. Scenarios The below scenarios will help you determine whether an application is appropriate. Please read …

… Providers must take all reasonable steps to collect gap fees from families electronically. This is a … Assistance Law (FAL). … Collecting gap fees … What is the gap fee? Families who get Child Care Subsidy (CCS) must … sacrifice because this is considered a third-party payment. However, families can reduce their fees by salary …

… or management of the provider. They: are a member of the group that makes executive or legal decisions on behalf of … governance rules constitutions, or acts of parliament. Example: A regional manager for a large provider. While the … they make executive decisions of behalf of the provider. Example: A general manager in charge of the community …

… trader. Other people with written authority or delegation to make executive decisions. This can include people … individuals. This includes company directors, secretaries and shareholders. Public or private company People listed as … on the ASIC company extract. Senior managers who have the authority to make executive decisions in relation …

… Overpayments generally occur when a provider withdraws or changes a session report, such as amending to … operations while offsetting is occurring, we’ll issue you with a debt notice to pay the remaining balance. Debts … We … of care to report a reduced fee, fewer hours or days withdraw a session report act in a non-compliant way close …

… Government is committed to ensuring investment in the early childhood education and care sector is used appropriately. Family Assistance Law … education and care, supporting: children’s education and development outcomes, and parents to work, train, study and …

… educators who care for their own children or siblings. … Entitlements when caring for own children or siblings … … educators who care for their own children or siblings. … Entitlements when caring for own children or siblings …