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The '''Child Care Management System''' (CCMS) is a national [[child care]] computer system that provides information on child care supply and usage for families, services and the Australian Government. The decision to introduce a national system recognises the need for better management of, and information about child care. The system complemented the compliance strategy announced in May 2006.{{ | The '''Child Care Management System''' (CCMS) is a national [[child care]] computer system that provides information on child care supply and usage for families, services and the Australian Government. The decision to introduce a national system recognises the need for better management of, and information about child care. The system complemented the compliance strategy announced in May 2006.{{Who|date=March 2011}}{{Citation needed|date=March 2011}} CCMS builds on the recently introduced changes to the Child Care Access Hotline (CCAH). The CCAH gives families access to up-to-date information on child care vacancies. CCMS will simplify reporting arrangements to the CCAH for child care services. | ||
Child care services submit information to CCMS via Third Party Software. | Child care services submit information to CCMS via Third Party Software. | ||
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The Child Care Management System (CCMS) is a national child care computer system that provides information on child care supply and usage for families, services and the Australian Government. The decision to introduce a national system recognises the need for better management of, and information about child care. The system complemented the compliance strategy announced in May 2006.Template:Who CCMS builds on the recently introduced changes to the Child Care Access Hotline (CCAH). The CCAH gives families access to up-to-date information on child care vacancies. CCMS will simplify reporting arrangements to the CCAH for child care services.
Child care services submit information to CCMS via Third Party Software.