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F2 · Local activity review. The Queensland CARA overview, checked 9 October 2026, explains a local risk-management process for Queensland state-school curriculum activities, including planning, approval and conduct. This is an independently written process fact/link, not a reproduced safety procedure, risk approval or instruction to take pupils to a park. The actual educator reviews present materials/actions, school context and applicable current procedures. This bank's broad-paper route does not replace that judgment.

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