International Event Guidance
Search our database of official rules and guidance to find the information you need to plan your events.
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This Event Management Guide has been designed to assist in the running of public events within the
Derwent Valley municipality.
The guide highlights a number of key issues to consider when organising an event, however it is a
guide only and does not cover every issue that event manager might encounter. It is recommended
that the event manager identify those parts of the guide that do apply to their particular event.
This event management guide was created to assist you in running public events in Municipality of the Derwent Valley.
This guide features some important aspects to consider when hosting an event, whatever it may be.
It is a guide and does not cover all issues an event administrator may encounter. Suggestions for event managers is to identify the parts of the guide that apply to their specific event.
Purposes The main purposes of this Act are— (a) to provide a legislative scheme for persons with a disability which affirms and strengthens their rights
and responsibilities and which is based on the recognition this requires support across the government sector and within the community; and (b) to provide a mechanism by which NDIS participants’ rights are protected in relation to the use of restrictive practices and compulsory treatment
Purpose The main purposes of this Act are to:
We recognize that this requires support across government departments and within communities. (b) provide mechanisms to protect the rights of NDIS participants with respect to the use of restrictive practices and mandatory treatment.Â
Purposes
The main purposes of this Act are—
(a) to amend the Disability Act 2006 to—
(i) clarify the definition of residential service; and
(ii) change the eligibility requirements for membership of the Disability Services Board; and
(iii) provide for community visitors to be appointed generally, rather than for particular regions; and
(iv) clarify the requirements for Councils in relation to Disability Action Plans; and
(v) remove the requirement of a disability service provider to give a residential statement when accommodation is provided to a person with a disability on a short term basis for the purpose of providing respite to a carer of the person with a disability; and
(vi) provide additional procedural matters in relation to possession orders and warrants of possession; and
(vii) provide an additional category of persons who may give consent for a disability service provider to manage the money of a resident; and
(viii) provide for complaints made in relation to contracted service providers and funded service providers, including by giving the Disability Services Commissioner jurisdiction over those complaints; and
(ix) provide additional procedural matters in relation to complaints; and
(x) make separate provision in relation to restrictive interventions used on a person for whom a treatment plan is, or is required to be, made; and
(xi) change the circumstances in which the presence of an independent person is required to be involved in a review of a behaviour support plan; and
Purposes
The primary functions of this Act are—
(a) to amend the Disability Act 2006 to—
(i) make clear the definition of residential carrier; and
(ii) extrade the eligibility necessities for club of the Disability Services Board; and
(iii) offer for network site visitors to be appointed generally, instead of for specific regions; and
(iv) make clear the necessities for Councils when it comes to Disability Action Plans; and
(v) dispose of the requirement of a incapacity carrier company to present a residential assertion while lodging is supplied to someone with a incapacity on a brief time period foundation for the motive of imparting respite to a carer of the individual with a incapacity; and
(vi) offer extra procedural subjects when it comes to ownership orders and warrants of ownership; and
(vii) offer a further class of humans who may also supply consent for a incapacity carrier company to manipulate the cash of a resident; and
(viii) offer for lawsuits made when it comes to shriveled carrier companies and funded carrier companies, along with through giving the Disability Services Commissioner jurisdiction over the ones lawsuits; and
(ix) offer extra procedural subjects when it comes to lawsuits; and
(x) make separate provision when it comes to restrictive interventions used on someone for whom a remedy plan is, or is needed to be, made; and
(xi) extrade the situations wherein the presence of an unbiased individual is needed to be worried in a evaluate of a behaviour assist plan
The purpose of this Act is to amend the Disability Act 2006 in relation to the review by VCAT of a decision of a disability service provider to issue a notice of a proposed increase in a residential
charge.
The purpose of this law to change the Disability Act 2006 in relation to the VCAT’s review of decisions by disability service providers to issue notices of housing extension proposals charging.
The purpose of this Act is to amend the Disability
Act 2006—
(a) to provide for investigations by the Disability Services Commissioner into—
(i) complaints about the provision of certain services to persons with a disability; and
(ii) abuse and neglect in the provision of certain services to persons with a disability; and
(iii) matters referred to the Disability Services Commissioner by the Minister or the Secretary; and
(b) to provide for minor and related matters.
The purpose of this law is to change Disability
Act 2006—
(a) To provide investigations by the Disability Services Commission on:
(i) Complaints regarding the provision of certain services to persons with disabilities; and
(ii) Abuse and neglect in the provision of certain services to persons with disabilities; and
(iii) Matters referred to the Director of Disability Services by the Minister or the secretary and
(b) to resolve small or related issues;Â
Disability Discrimination Act 1995, this act has now been replaced by Equality Act 2010, except in Northern Ireland where it still applies.
An Act relating to the accessibility of mainstream services and facilities, the promotion of community inclusion and the provision of funding, support and services for people with disability; and for other purposes.
An Act relating to the accessibility of mainstream services and facilities, the promotion of community inclusion and the provision of funding, support and services for people with disability; and for other purposes.
An act to enforce the inclusion of people with disabilities.
An act to enforce the inclusion of people with disabilities.
Purposes
The purposes of this Act are—
(a) to amend the Disability Services Act 1991 provide for community visitors and to make other minor amendments to that Act;(b) to amend the Intellectually Disabled Persons’ Services Act 1986 to make further provision for community visitors and to make other minor amendments to that Act
The purpose of this law is to –
(a) amend the Disability Services Act 1991 to provide for community visitors and make other minor changes to that Act; (b) to change the Intellectually Disabled Persons Services Act 1986 to provide further provisions for community visitors and to make other minor amendments to that Act
An Act relating to the funding of the provision of specialist disability services, and other goods or services, in relation to persons with disability, the regulation of the use of restrictive interventions in relation to such persons, the repeal of the Disability Services Act 1992 , the consequential amendment of certain legislation, and for related purposes
Act on Financing for the Provision of Disability Services and Other Goods or Services Related to Persons with Disabilities. The law regulates the Use of Restrictive Interventions Related to Such Persons, the repeal of the Disability Services Act 1992 and as a result amending certain laws for successively related purposesÂ
Law Establishing Disabled Persons Services Commissionand the Ministerial Advisory Council on Disability.
An Act to protect and promote the rights of people with a disability, and for other purposes
An Act relating to the funding of the provision of specialist disability services, and other goods or services, in relation to persons with disability, the regulation of the use of restrictive interventions in relation to such persons, the repeal of the Disability Services Act 1992 , the consequential amendment of certain legislation, and for related purposes
This Act pertains to funding for specialist disability services and other goods or services for individuals with disabilities, as well as regulation of the use of restrictive interventions for these individuals. The Disability Services Act 1992 is repealed, and certain legislation is amended accordingly. The Act alsohas other related purposes.
I, the Governor in and over the State of Tasmania and its Dependencies in the Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the advice of the Executive Council, make the following regulations under the Disability Services Act 2011 .
An Act to provide for matters relating to disaster management in the State, and for other purposes
An Act to provide for matters relating to disaster management in the State, and for other purposes
An Act to make certain kinds of discrimination unlawful and to provide for related
matters
A study showing behavioural differences between social groups and independent individuals in evacuations and how essential they are in crowd control and evacuations.
