National information
While the Best practice guidelines for anaphylaxis prevention and management in Children’s Education and Care services have been created as national guidelines, we recommend that CEC services check the following links to ensure they also meet national regulatory requirements.
National
Legislation links relating to anaphylaxis management policy and plans:
National Regulation 101: Conduct of risk assessment for excursion.
National Regulation 170: Policies and procedures to be followed.
National Regulation 171: Policies and procedures to be kept available.
National Regulation 168: Education and care service must have policies and procedures.
Legislation links relating to allergy documentation:
National Regulation 162: Health information to be kept in enrolment record.
National Regulation 85: Incident, injury, trauma and illness policies and procedures.
Legislation links relating to emergency response:
National Regulation 90: Medical conditions policy.
National Regulation 89: First aid kits.
National Regulations 92–96: Administration of medication.
Legislation links relating to staff training
National Regulation 136: First aid qualifications.
National regulation 145: Staff record.
Legislation links relating to community and peer education:
National Regulation 168: Education and care service must have policies and procedures.
National Regulation 170: Policies and procedures to be followed.
National Regulation 171: Policies and procedures to be kept available.
Legislation links relating to post incident management and incident reporting:
National Regulation 87: Incident, injury, trauma and illness record.
- View the legislation that applies to each state and territory for children's education and care services - https://www.acecqa.gov.au/nqf/national-law-regulations/national-law
Content updated November 2023.