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Mandatory reporters must report any concerns about children at risk of significant harm to the principal, who will then report to Community Services. Information can be exchanged without consent when it is for the safety, welfare or wellbeing of children, such as assisting investigations or services relating to a child. Reporters should document any information shared and use standard templates located on CuriaNet.
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