Register as an FairPlay activity provider

You are not eligible as an Activity Provider.

To find out more, read the Activity Provider details below or email PDU@dtis.qld.gov.au.

You are eligible to be an Activity Provider for FairPlay voucher.

Register online now.

Usage of FairPlay vouchers

Applying as an FairPlay activity provider

1. Create an Enquire account.
2. Add your organisation to a business registration. The accountable officer should be the most senior person within the organisation such as the President, Chief Executive Officer, Chairperson or Principal.
3. Complete the activity provider application by:
   • clicking ‘Apply’ to register as an activity provider for FairPlay vouchers (this is located on the home page)
   • uploading the organisation’s bank statement which needs to exactly match the organisation’s legal name. The statement must be less than 3 months old. The department will not accept online printouts, transaction listings, account confirmations, screen captures, mobile app screenshots.
4. There are two phases to the process. Once registered with your own email address (phase 1) you will need to apply to create a business account in the organisation’s legal name using the club/organisation email address (phase 2). (As shown on the ABN Register)
5. Read and agree to the terms and conditions.

You will receive an email confirming the outcome. Once approved, your organisation may accept and redeem FairPlay vouchers.

If your organisation is incorporated under an Act, please check your organisation’s legal name. If this legal name does not match the name on the Australian Business Register (ABR), your organisation must update the ABN to reflect the current legal name.

Incorporated organisations with an Incorporations Acts (IA) number do not require to be affiliated with a state or national level organisation, as the department recognises the governance arrangements required under the IA.

Non-incorporated organisations will need to demonstrate affiliation with a state or national level organisation for each eligible activity they wish to redeem vouchers for. This excludes State or National organisation’s that apply.

If the funds have not been paid into your bank account:

• check your spam or junk email for the remittance advice
• remittance advice is emailed to the primary contact email set-up in Enquire.

Organisations with activities at multiple sites

• The activity provider locator only allows one location per activity provider.
• Where an activity provider has multiple sites, register using the activity providers central address as the initial point of contact and tick/select that activities are provided in various locations.
• Provide the department with a list of all locations by emailing fairplayvouchers@dtis.qld.gov.au

Activity providers not on the activity provider locator list

• When your organisation applies for FairPlay registration, the department checks all the information provided against the program eligibility requirements.
• Where the department requires further information, the contact person will be emailed.
• An email is also sent to the contact person when an activity provider is approved.
• The department updates the activity provider locator list with newly approved organisations

You can update your bank account, email, or contact details in your Enquire account. If you have updated your bank account details, email a copy of your updated bank statement to PDU@dtis.qld.gov.au.

Redeeming a voucher

Where your club or organisations has been approved as a FairPlay activity provider, you may accept vouchers from parents, carers, or guardians.

FairPlay vouchers can only be redeemed with the Enquire system, which is not integrated with any other organisation’s websites or systems.

Steps to redeeming a voucher

1. Login to your account, click on the ‘Redeem Voucher’ button.
2. Check your organisation and bank details are still current and correct or edit to update.
3. Read the terms and conditions and tick the box if you agree.
4. Click ‘Save’ to proceed.
5. Enter the voucher number and check the voucher details to confirm you are redeeming the correct voucher.
6. Select the participation activity from the drop-down.
7. Enter the full membership/participation fee for the child/young person for the season.
8. Fees are to be entered as the full amount that a child/young person is charged (rounded up to the nearest dollar) for membership and/or participation fees (not the $200 voucher amount).
9. The voucher redemption amount will automatically populate as the membership/participation fee up to $200.
10. If you have more vouchers to redeem, ensure ‘Redeem another voucher’ is ticked and click ‘Redeem’.
11. If you don’t have any more vouchers to redeem, untick ‘Redeem another voucher’ and click ‘Redeem’.
12. Remittance advice (including voucher numbers) will be sent to the key contact’s registered email address.

If you haven’t received the refund 10 business days after completing the redemption process, email fairplayvouchers@dtis.qld.gov.au and include the:

• voucher number
• child’s name
• date it was redeemed
• your contact details for a response.

When and how often you can redeem the vouchers

• Redeem vouchers all at once or as you receive each voucher.
• All vouchers for the round must be redeemed by the final redemption date.

The FairPlay round will close early where all available vouchers have been allocated and is unable to guarantee that an eligible child or young/person will obtain a voucher.

If you’re having issues registering or redeeming vouchers, email fairplayvouchers@dtis.qld.gov.au providing details of the issue/s and include a screen shot where possible.

If the activity provider sign on day is prior to the vouchers being released

Some organisations/clubs have children register prior to the FairPlay round being available. In these instances, activity providers may choose to defer the membership/participation fees of eligible child/ children until FairPlay is open and vouchers have been approved.

Cancelling a voucher

If a child is injured or changes their mind about participating in the chosen FairPlay activity provider:

• the parent will need to discuss cancelling membership with you.
• vouchers cannot be transferred to any other child.
• you are unable to redeem FairPlay vouchers for cash, or refund the amount to parents, carers or guardians.
• if your organisation has incurred any costs this should be deducted from the amount claimed.
• any unspent funds not transferred to another registered organisation should be returned to the department.
• parents, carers or guardians can request changes to their FairPlay voucher to the department who will assess each request based on circumstances.

Where a child is not progressing with the membership, the activity provider and parent need to discuss the options for the child and the activity provider, including:

• Activity provider deducting any costs incurred from the amount claimed.
• the option to transfer the membership to a different activity provider.
• the return of unspent funds to the department.

If a child is not selected/provided with a place in a team

• If the activity provider is not able to field a team due to insufficient numbers, then the parent, guardian or carer will need to discuss options with the activity provider directly.
• If the FairPlay voucher has not been redeemed by the activity provider, it should be returned to the parent, carer or guardian so they can present it at another activity provider.
• If the voucher has been redeemed, the parent, carer or guardian and the activity provider can discuss transferring the membership/participation fees to another registered activity provider

The FairPlay voucher value is not redeemable for cash or transferable to another child and cannot be refunded back to the applicant.

Email fairplayvouchers@dtis.qld.gov.au for more details.

Resources

Once we have confirmed you are registered, use the poster to promote FairPlay:

• FairPlay poster (PNG, 43KB)
• Troubleshooting manual (PDF, 1.5 MB)