06/03/2023: Document republished with updated Approval Authority on the Status and Details page. No other changes were made from the previous version of the document. The Victorian Child Safe Standards legislation requires all RMIT staff, students, and associates to take all reasonable steps to remove or reduce the risks of harm to children. The legislation sets out how organisations must embed child safety and respond to suspected child abuse, child harm, risk of harm, and neglect. While Victorian child safety legislation does not apply in the context of Vietnam, the Child Safe Reporting Procedure Vietnam strives to align with the National Principles for Child Safe Organisations and the Victorian Child Safe Standards to contribute to RMIT’s global child safe culture to ensure that young people under 18 years of age are protected from harm. It enables RMIT to detect and respond to child safety concerns and more effectively prevent them from occurring. The policy is effective from 1 July 2022 (the effective date noted above is the date the policy was published in this Register).



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