The eLogbook has the advantage of storing data online in a web-based platform. It can be accessed at anytime and anywhere you have internet access. You can also use multiple devices – e.g. your laptop, tablet when it is handy or your smart phone if your other devices are somewhere else. The eLogbook removes the […]
Welcome and thank you for choosing this eLearning module on how to do Remote Witnessing for Honorary Justices. How To Navigate This ModuleThis eLearning module has a number of Sections which include relevant content in Lessons; within the lessons there are Topics with the details related to the specific area of learning. Please note lessons only have topics within them when
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Welcome and thank you for choosing this eLearning module covering Remote Witnessing for Honorary Justices. How To Navigate This ModuleThis eLearning module has a number of Sections which include relevant content in Lessons; within the lessons there are Topics with the details related to the specific area of learning. Please note lessons only have topics within them when there is a
COVID-19 Background To be able to know how to stay safe it is necessary to have a good understanding as to ‘What is COVID-19? The following quick overview is a short overview to help: Coronaviruses are a family of viruses that can make humans sick The virus, known as COVID-19 originated in 2019 and has
The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency is the organisation responsible for the implementation of the National Registration and Accreditation Scheme across Australia. It works with 15 National Health Practitioner Boards in implementing the National Registration and Accreditation Scheme. The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency and the National Boards regularly consult with advisory groups to gather feedback, information, and advice on a
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Voluntary assisted dying refers to a doctor providing assistance to enable a patient to die. It may offer an additional ‘end of life’ option for those considered eligible, by allowing a person to choose to die sooner than otherwise anticipated. A person may request voluntary assisted dying to avoid suffering that cannot be managed in
As an authorised witness, you may be called on to sign documents that provide somebody with the power to make personal and/or financial decisions on behalf of another person (known as the principal). Under various advanced care or health directives, these documents may provide that person with the ability to give directions about normal and
In Australia, the Commonwealth has its own legislation and specific requirements for statutory declarations, as do each of the states and territories. This applies to both the verbal declaration to be said out loud, and the type of document to be used. As with certified true copies, the process and the wording used for statutory
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A statutory declaration is a statement of fact(s) that you declare to be true. It can be used as evidence for many reasons, including to confirm your details for financial matters, health matters, educational institutions, employment, and clubs, as well as for many other situations. If you make a false statement on purpose, you may be charged
According to the Australian Government, a statutory declaration is: a written statement declared to be true in the presence of an authorised witness. The Statutory Declarations Act 1959 governs the use of statutory declarations in matters involving the law of the Australian Commonwealth, Australian Capital Territory, and other territories but not including the Northern Territory. It is a legally
