What DSA requires from an RTF
As an RTF you will be representing DSA on some levels, and as such DanceSport Australia does require RTFs to fulfil basic obligations that are essential in running a business and providing a safe environment for its Competitors and Members.
Business Registration
Participating RTFs must be a business structure recognised by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).
Insurance
RTFs are required to have a minimum of $10,000,000 Public Liability insurance.
RTF Principal
Each RTF is required to nominate a Principal — this is the person who is in charge of the RTF. In many cases this is the owner of the business, but it could also be a partner or Director, depending on the entity's structure.
The Principal is required to be a Member of DSA, and access to the RTF On-Line Account is through the Principal's DSA Member Account.
State and Federal Laws
All RTFs are required to operate in accordance with all Local, State and Federal laws including in these areas, but not limited to these:
- Working with Children Check (WWCC)
- Safeguarding Children
- Copyright and Intellectual Property
- Occupational Work Health and Safety
- Discrimination, Harassment and Bullying
- APRA Licensing where applicable
Support DanceSport Australia
RTFs are required to actively support the Policies and Code of Conduct of DanceSport Australia and the Rules of DanceSport.
DanceSport Australia Logo Policy
RTFs are required to adhere to the DanceSport Australia Logo and Style Guide Policy when using the DanceSport Australia Logo.
Terms and Conditions
The Terms and Conditions for recognition as a Registered Training Facility are set out in RTF Terms and Conditions.