No — and be wary of anyone selling it. The mandatory training is free and only counts when completed through the government's Geccko platform. What we sell is the evidence trail: the register and documents that prove who's done it, who's due, and who was checked before their first shift. That proof — for every casual with a personal-email Geccko account — is the hard part, and it's what officers ask to see.

They're good — and free. They're also PDFs spread across 30+ pages and five commencement dates, with no working registers, no acknowledgment forms, no state overlays, and no inspector-question mapping. The templates are free; the ~40 hours to adapt, cross-reference and evidence them are not. We cite ACECQA's material throughout — check it first if you have the hours.

No — and be wary of anyone who says yes. Assessors look for consistency between your documentation, your educators' knowledge, and actual practice. These are strong first drafts you tailor to your service, with every reg clause cited so tailoring takes an afternoon, not a term.

32 documents are national, with a one-page state cover sheet. The four that genuinely differ — the WWCC-before-work SOP, the contractor/volunteer checklist, the WWCC status-change procedure, and the reportable-conduct cross-map — carry full 8-jurisdiction overlays: Qld Blue Card (3-year validity), WA 3-year cards, NT Ochre Card (2-year), teacher-registration substitutions in Vic/Qld/WA — all encoded.

True — we launched in this sector this year, which is exactly why founding pricing exists. So instead of asking for trust: preview all 37 documents before paying, take the 30-day money-back guarantee on top of your ACL rights, and check our claims against the primary sources we link. When reviews arrive, they'll be real ones — names, services, states.

Keep it — that's your operations platform. This is the policy substance and evidence trail those platforms assume you already have. No software lock-in and no per-seat fees: documents you own outright.

Questions like these are why document 01 exists — the device rules raised so many questions that ACA NSW published a 21-question FAQ. The kit's device-policy pack covers personal devices, service-issued devices, exceptions (medical, family-communication, emergencies), excursions and smartwatch categories — as an editable policy your staff can actually read and sign, with the authorisation and exception registers behind it.

The deadline passes; the duties don't. New starters still need training within 14 days, refreshers still fall due every 2 years, WWCC checks still expire, the worker register still has a 14-day update clock, and unannounced visits can come on any day. The kit's registers are built for the ongoing work, not just the deadline.

Stripe checkout, then you're taken straight to your download page — the full kit as editable Word and Excel files, plus your invoice by email. If anything's off, email us and we'll reply within one business day.