General information | Reportable Conduct fact sheets | Office of the Children's Guardian

Information and guides to help organisations covered by the Reportable Conduct Scheme.

We update our Fact Sheets as necessary. Please access the reportable conduct Fact Sheets from this web page to make sure you have the most up-to-date version.

We welcome feedback: If you have suggestions for how we can improve our fact sheets, please email reportableconduct@ocg.nsw.gov.au

Use of generative AI

Relevant entities – including non-government agencies – need to follow the NSW government’s guidelines on the use of generative AI when responding to reportable allegations. This is because relevant entities are performing an administrative function when fulfilling their obligations under the Reportable Conduct Scheme.

Generative AI: basic guidance

Fact Sheet 1 - Identifying reportable allegations Fact Sheet 2 - Heads of entities and reportable conduct responsibilities Fact Sheet 3 - Risk management following an allegation Fact Sheet 4 - Planning and conducting an investigation Fact Sheet 5 - Recognising and managing conflicts of interest Fact Sheet 6 - Keeping records Fact Sheet 7 - Disclosing information to children, parents and carers Fact Sheet 8 - Making a finding of reportable conduct Fact Sheet 9 - Information for employees Fact Sheet 10 - Information for employers Fact Sheet 11 - Disclosing reportable conduct information Fact Sheet 12 - GIPA access applications for reportable conduct information Fact Sheet 13 - Reportable conduct investigations and the NSW Police force Fact Sheet 14 - Guidance for historical reportable allegations Summary of changes to Reportable Conduct fact sheets

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