Reportable Conduct Scheme

The NSW Reportable Conduct Scheme monitors how organisations investigate and report on allegations of certain conduct towards children.

The Reportable Conduct Scheme is governed by the Children’s Guardian Act 2019 and is administered by the Office of the Children’s Guardian.

About the scheme

Organisations in the scheme

Organisations covered by the scheme are known as ‘relevant entities’.

How the scheme works

Relevant entities investigate and report on types of conduct made against certain workers.

Responsibilities of the head of relevant entity

The head of a relevant entity is usually its most senior officer and primarily responsible for executive decision making.

Resources and more information

Notification forms

Make a notification to the NSW Children's Guardian under the Reportable Conduct Scheme

Responding to Reportable Allegations eLearning

The course on Responding to Reportable Allegations is one of four we offer to help keep children safe.

Reportable conduct fact sheets

For specific information about Reportable Conduct.

Religious bodies

Religious bodies and Ch16A information sharing.

Assessment tools

Online assessment tools to help you meet your obligations under the Reportable Conduct Scheme.

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