Camp Australia OOSH, took more than 40 children in attendance on any given day, when licensing permits a maximum of 30 children per day under its service agreement, WA Department Of Communities allege. They kept written records for all the children over the 30 allowed and the rest logged into the computer system as normal.

But after a visiting inspector busted the practice, handwritten records were found for more than a dozen days where the centre was overflowing with children.

“Instead of acting to prevent the breaches occurring, Camp Australia’s management deliberately attempted to devise a way around the requirements of the condition by keeping manual handwritten attendance rolls, separate from the online booking system, for all children whose attendance would put them in breach of the condition,” a written ruling said.

Reference:
"Camp Australia Cops Its Biggest Fine Yet", Aussie Childcare Network, 02 November 2018