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In 2018, the CCMS will rollover to the CCITS.
KidsXap is prepared to guide your service seamlessly through this transition.
Book a demoThe CCB and CCR will be replaced by a single means tested payment, the Child Care Subsidy (CCS). The amount of subsidy that families will receive will be based on three things:
CCS subsidy payments may be higher for some families and lower for others. To estimate your subsidy, click here: Estimate Subsidy
KidsXap new CCITS Platform will manage and settle all CCS payments.
The safety net provides extra support for vulnerable families. This includes will replace SCCB, GCCB and JFA/JET. The new CCITS Safety Net will consist of four different payments:
If a child is at risk, a certificate can be submitted to the Government directly through KidsXap. This will allow the child to receive special benefits for up to 6 weeks without determination.
For more information, click here.
Under the CCITS, enrolments will be referred to as an “Arrangement”. There will be four Arrangement types:
New Enrolments will be classified as 200A Arrangements and will require approval by the Guardian on the MyGov website within 14 days.
Existing Enrolments will be classified as 200D Arrangements and will require approval by the Guardian on the MyGov website within 6 months.
From April 2018, all enrolments will be managed and submitted directly through the KidsXap platform.
Submitting your bulk attendance records will now be known as a “Session Report”.
From July 1st 2018, Session Reports require sign-in and sign-out times to be submitted with your bulk attendances.
KidsXap will automatically submit session reports to the Government every week. All attendances will record actual sign-in and sign-out times through KidsXap’s Sign-On-Glass Technology.
In 2018 Personnel Roles will change. Staff members will need to log onto MyGov and receive a PRODA ID by April.
Register for PRODA here
KidsXap has permission-based access to customise features to the user.
For more information: 2018 Personnel Role Changes