❓ The question seeks details on disciplinary actions taken against staff found guilty of sexually or physically abusing students. The answer outlines the penalties, including dismissal for sexual abuse and a range of penalties for physical abuse.
AnsweredQoN 765Legislative Assembly
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I refer to the answer to question on notice No. 224 and ask what sort of disciplinary measures were employed against staff members who were disciplined for sexually or physically abusing students in incidents occurring from 1998 to 2002?
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Answered
19 March 2003
Responded by
Minister for Education and Training
Response time
22 days
Those staff members found guilty in relation to allegations of sexually abusing students, were dismissed from their employment with the Department. Those staff members found guilty in relation to allegations of physically abusing students, have received one or more of the following disciplinary penalties dependent on the circumstances and mitigating factors: Reprimand Fine not exceeding the equivalent remuneration of working days Reduction of the salary grade Reduction of the level of classification Dismissal
Those staff members found guilty in relation to allegations of physically abusing students, have received one or more of the following disciplinary penalties dependent on the circumstances and mitigating factors: Reprimand Fine not exceeding the equivalent remuneration of working days Reduction of the salary grade Reduction of the level of classification Dismissal
Those staff members found guilty in relation to allegations of physically abusing students, have received one or more of the following disciplinary penalties dependent on the circumstances and mitigating factors: Reprimand Fine not exceeding the equivalent remuneration of working days Reduction of the salary grade Reduction of the level of classification Dismissal
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