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2368 G 40 7 October 2010 Victoria Government Gazette Whittlesea City Council; Wyndham City Council; and Yarra City Council; must be completed by 24 May 2012; (2) The next electoral representation reviews for – Alpine Shire Council; Corangamite Shire Council; Greater Shepparton City Council; Hindmarsh Shire Council; Horsham Rural City Council; Indigo Shire Council; Mildura Rural City Council; Towong Shire Council; Wangaratta Rural City Council; Warrnambool City Council; Wellington Shire Council; West Wimmera Shire Council; Wodonga City Council; and Yarriambiack Shire Council must be completed by 26 May 2016. Dated 29 September 2010 RICHARD WYNNE, MP Minister for Local Government MEDICAL BOARD OF AUSTRALIA Notice Re: Dr Richard George Young The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal conducted a hearing on 13, 14 and 15 September 2010 into the professional conduct of Dr Richard George Young, a registered medical practitioner. On 21 September 2010 the Tribunal found that Dr Young had engaged in unprofessional conduct of a serious nature within the meaning of paragraph (c) of section 3(1) of the Medical Practice Act 1994. The Tribunal made the following determinations pursuant to section 45A(2)(c), (h) and (i) of the Medical Practice Act 1994 – l To reprimand Dr Young; l To cancel Dr Young’s registration effective immediately; and l To disqualify him from applying for registration before 1 July 2011. Dated 27 September 2010 Bernadette Broberg Hearings Co-ordinator Subordinate Legislation Act 1994 NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF A REGULATORY IMPACT STATEMENT Gambling Regulation Amendment (Bookmaking Related Registration Fees) Regulations 2010 Notice is given that, in accordance with section 11 of the Subordinate Legislation Act 1994, a Regulatory Impact Statement (RIS) has been prepared in relation to the proposed Gambling Regulation Amendment (Bookmaking Related Registration Fees) Regulations 2010. The proposed Regulations are made under section 11 of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003, which will commence operation on 1 January 2011. The objective of the proposed Regulations is to prescribe certain fees to accompany applications for registration as a bookmaker, or as a bookmaker’s key employee for the purposes of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003. The RIS assesses the costs and benefits of the proposed Regulations, possible alternative means of achieving the stated objectives and explains why the proposed Regulations are the preferred option. The RIS concludes that the benefits of the proposed Regulations outweigh the expected costs. Copies of the proposed Regulations and the RIS may be obtained from the Office of Racing by phoning (03) 8684 1905, emailing christopher.chng@justice.vic.gov.au or the internet on www.justice.vic.gov.au Submissions on the proposed regulations and the RIS are invited no later than 5 pm on Thursday 4 November 2010. All submissions will be treated as public documents. Submissions should be emailed to the address above or posted to Office of Racing (Bookmaking Related Registrations Fees Regulations 2010), Department of Justice, GPO Box 18055, Melbourne 3001. Children’s Services Act 1996 Notice of Exemption Pursuant to section 6 of the Children’s Services Act 1996 (the Act), I declare that the following provisions of the Act do not apply to the children’s services specified in Schedule A below:
Victoria Government Gazette G 40 7 October 2010 2369 l Part 3, Division 1 – approval of premises l Section 15 (to the extent it requires an approval of premises to be obtained before an application may be made for a licence to operate a children’s service) l Section 18(a)(iii) (to the extent of any requirements relating to approval of premises) l Section 18(b)(i) l Section 18(b)(viii) (to the extent of any requirements relating to approval of premises) l Section 19 l Section 25C(b) This exemption is subject to the terms and conditions specified in Schedule B. Schedule A – Children’s services to which this exemption applies: This exemption applies to outside school hours care services in relation to which: l a provisional licence is held; and l it has been necessary to relocate the service from a registered school site to temporary premises (‘Temporary Premises’) due to building works being undertaken as part of the ‘Building the Education Revolution’ program or similar government initiative; and l the Secretary of the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development is satisfied that the design and the location of the temporary premises are satisfactory for the operation of a children’s service; and l it is intended that the service return to the registered school site by 31 December 2011; and l there is an obligation to obtain, under Part 3, Division 2 of the Act, a full licence to operate an outside school hours care service, upon the expiration of the provisional licence. This exemption applies only in relation to the Temporary Premises referred to above. Schedule B – Conditions: 1. An application for a licence to operate a children’s service made under Part 3 Division 2 of the Act must include the following documentation in relation to the Temporary Premises, to the satisfaction of the Secretary: l a site plan; l a diagram or floor plan of children’s rooms and outdoor space at the premises; l area measurements of the children’s rooms and outdoor spaces at the premises conducted in accordance with the Act and Regulations; and l a brief description or diagram of the location of outdoor space used by the service that is not part of the premises (if applicable) including written confirmation that this space complies with the OSHC outdoor space requirements of the Regulations. The documentation noted above does not have to be completed by a registered building practitioner. 2. The children’s service must advise the regional office of the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development within 48 hours of any changes that will prevent the service from complying with this exemption and its conditions. This includes any change to the intention to return to the registered school site upon the completion of the building works being undertaken as part of the ‘Building the Education Revolution’ program. When this exemption has operation This exemption has effect in each case from the date on which the Secretary approves the above documentation. This exemption remains in force until 31 December 2011 unless revoked earlier. Dated 23 September 2010 Maxine Morand MP Minister for Children and Early Childhood Development
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