I have read and understood the BBA Code of Conduct for Leaders and I hereby agree to abide by it

I agree to complete and carry out any necessary screening, training and duties required of a volunteer leader in The Boys' Brigade Australia, in accordance with its principles, values and policies.

I further acknowledge my responsibility to the governing body of the Church that oversees this Brigade group, for my conduct and fulfilment of my responsibilities.

I understand that, should I fail to meet my commitments, as set out in The Boys' Brigade Australia's Code of Conduct, or have convictions in areas specified by BBA Child Protection Policy or their guidelines, or State/Territory legislation prohibiting working with children, I will be asked to withdraw from leadership roles within The Boys' Brigade Australia.

I certify that all information provided in this form is accurate and understand that, if I have provided false and misleading information, it may affect my eligibility to be a leader within The Boys' Brigade Australia.

I agree to inform my State/Territory administration if any details specified in this form change, or am accused or subsequently convicted of offences that may affect my approval as a leader within The Boys' Brigade Australia.

Police Records Checks are seen by parents and the community as an objective way to judge the suitability of a volunteer leader in the ministry of children and youth. To be approved and registered as a leader in The Boys' Brigade Australia, you must demonstrate that you have no convictions, Apprehended Violence Orders, or completed disciplinary proceedings relating to violence, sexual assault, acts of indecency, child pornography, or any crime against a minor.

In the majority of states, you will be required to undergo a national Police Records Check current at the time of your application to be a registered leader of The Boys' Brigade Australia. Proof of this check needs to be presented to your State/Territory administration.

The local Group Leader and/or Minister will only be informed whether you meet the above criteria of no convictions for violence, sexual assault, acts of indecency, child pornography, or any other crime against a minor. Additionally, The Boys' Brigade Australia will inform the local Group Leader and Church Minister only that 'other issues should be discussed with the applicant before approval for work in the company' (details will not be released to them) if any applicants have convictions in relation to alcohol or drugs.

Having convictions in these additional areas will not necessarily disqualify a person becoming a leader in The Boys' Brigade. You may with to raise any issues that are likely to appear on your Police Records, check with your Group Leader and/or Minister before submitting this application form. According to Boys' Brigade Australia policy, you will be required to declare your status in regards to the above named convictions every 3 years and will be required to immediately declare any changes to your status to your State/Territory administration. Future police record checks may also be required.

The Boys' Brigade Australia and it's relevant State/Territory administrations will only keep information allowed under relevant State/Territory legislation and will only distribute such information in accordance with legislated reporting conditions. If the state in which you reside or operate does not require a Police Check then, by submitting this form, you are indicating your willingness to have one carried out if and whenever the organisation deems appropriate, without further statement from yourself.

If there is anything more complex than the options below, please provide more information in the medical information section.

I agree that this application only qualifies me as a recognised leader of The Boys' Brigade for the duration specified only.,and will make no claims of endorsement beyond what is specified. l agree to complete and carry out any necessary screening, training (including relevant child protection policies) and duties required by The Boys‘ Brigade Australia, and understand by not completing any of the required processes will result in my ineligibility to be recognised as and involved in any leadership role with the specified event or role.

I have read and understood the BBA Child Protection Policy & BBA Code of Conduct for Leaders and I hereby agree to abide by them. I agree to complete any further initial and ongoing requirements of a volunteer leader in The Boys’ Brigade Australia, in accordance with its principles, values and policies as well as having the necessary competencies and expertise for the specific role I have undertaken.

I understand that legally to work with children, I must have a current State/Territory issued Working With Children’s Check or Police Records Check and must cease working with children immediately upon its expiry. These checks ensure I have no convictions, Apprehended Violence Orders, or completed disciplinary proceedings relating to violence, sexual assault, acts of indecency, child pornography, grooming, drug trafficking (in commercial quantities) or any crime against a minor.

I understand that, should I fail at any time to meet my commitments, as set out in BBA Code of Conduct, or have convictions in areas specified by BBA Child Protection Policy or their guidelines, or State/Territory legislation prohibiting working with children, I may have to withdraw from leadership roles within The Boys’ Brigade Australia and notify all relevant representatives within seven (7) days.

I certify that all information provided in this form is accurate and understand that, if I have provided false and misleading information, it may affect my eligibility to be a leader within The Boys’ Brigade Australia. I agree to inform my State/Territory administration up to fourteen (14) years later, if any details specified in this form change, or am accused or subsequently convicted of offences that may affect my approval as a leader within The Boys’ Brigade Australia.