Details have been published by the Western Australia Regulatory Authority under the National Law, Department of Communities, about recent compliance action:
The West Australian State Administrative Tribunal (WASAT), in Chief Executive Officer, Department of Communities and WorldOf Kids Pty Ltd, made an order in relation to a matter brought before the tribunal by the Department for contravention of the National Law. In this case the approved provided was found to have breached section 167(1), National Law, when a 10 1/2 year old child badly injured themselves on a tree stump at the Fun-A-Rama Halls Head service. A penalty of $13,000 was imposed on the approved provider and a further $2,000 was to be paid by them as a contribution towards the Department's legal costs.
In a matter heard by the Fremantle Magistrates Court, on 21 August 2019, Zoie Anne Fenner-Dale pleaded guilty to five charges of working as an educator while under a prohibition notice, 25 charges of providing the Regulatory Authority with documents she knew were false or misleading, and one charge of obstruction and two charges of holding herself out as a certified supervisor when she did not hold a supervisor certificate. She will be sentenced on 22 October 2019 at the Fremantle Court.
The West Australian State Administrative Tribunal (WASAT), in Chief Executive Officer, Department of Communities and WorldOf Kids Pty Ltd, made an order in relation to a matter brought before the tribunal by the Department for contravention of the National Law. In this case the approved provided was found to have breached section 167(1), National Law, when a 10 1/2 year old child badly injured themselves on a tree stump at the Fun-A-Rama Halls Head service. A penalty of $13,000 was imposed on the approved provider and a further $2,000 was to be paid by them as a contribution towards the Department's legal costs.
In a matter heard by the Fremantle Magistrates Court, on 21 August 2019, Zoie Anne Fenner-Dale pleaded guilty to five charges of working as an educator while under a prohibition notice, 25 charges of providing the Regulatory Authority with documents she knew were false or misleading, and one charge of obstruction and two charges of holding herself out as a certified supervisor when she did not hold a supervisor certificate. She will be sentenced on 22 October 2019 at the Fremantle Court.
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