(1) A risk assessment for the transportation of a child by or arranged by the education and care service must—(a) identify and assess risks that transporting the child may pose to the safety, health or wellbeing of the child; and(b) specify how the identified risks will be managed and minimised.
(2) Without limiting subregulation (1), a risk assessment must consider—(a) the proposed route and duration of the transportation; and(b) the proposed pick-up location and destination; and(c) the means of transport; and(d) any requirements for seatbelts or safety restraints under a law of each jurisdiction in which the children are being transported; and(e) any water hazards; and(f) the number of adults and children involved in the transportation; and(g) given the risks posed by transportation, the number of educators or other responsible adults that is appropriate to provide supervision and whether any adults with specialised skills are required; and(h) whether any items should be readily available during transportation; andExample—A mobile phone and a list of emergency contact numbers for the children being transported.(i) the process for entering and exiting—(i) the education and care service premises; and(ii) the pick-up location or destination (as required); and(j) procedures for embarking and disembarking the means of transport, including how each child is to be accounted for on embarking and disembarking.