Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2025C00122:section:2:p38
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2025C00122
Segment Type: section
Provision Reference: s 2 (pt 38/53)
Character Range: 433185–436065

it is reasonable in the circumstances to take against the loss or misuse of the information.

62‑2  Giving personal information to courts etc.
  This Division does not prevent *personal information being given to a court, or to a tribunal, authority or person having the power to require the production of documents or the answering of questions, in accordance with a requirement of that court, tribunal, authority or person.

Part 4.3—Accountability etc.

Division 63—Accountability etc.

63‑1  Responsibilities of approved providers
 (1) The responsibilities of an approved provider in relation to accountability for the *aged care provided by the approved provider through an *aged care service are as follows:
 (a) to comply with Part 6.3 in relation to keeping and retaining records relating to the service;
 (b) to cooperate with any person who is performing functions, or exercising powers, in relation to the service under:
 (i) Part 6.4 of this Act; or
 (ii) Part 8 or 8A of the *Quality and Safety Commission Act; or
 (iii) Part 2 or 3 of the *Regulatory Powers Act;
 (c) to comply with Division 9 in relation to notifying and providing information;
 (d) to comply with any conditions to which the allocation of any of the *places included in the service is subject under section 14‑5 or 14‑6;
 (e) if the approved provider has transferred places to another person—to provide records, or copies of records, to that person in accordance with section 16‑11;
 (f) if the approved provider has *relinquished places—to comply with the obligations under subsections 18‑2(4) and 18‑4(1);
 (g) to allow people authorised by the Secretary access to the service, as required under the Accountability Principles, in order to assess, for the purposes of section 22‑4, the care needs of any person provided with care through the service;
 (h) to conduct in a proper manner any appraisals under section 25‑3, or reappraisals under section 27‑5, of the care needs of care recipients provided with care through the service;
 (ha) to allow delegates of the Secretary under subsection 96‑2(15) access to the service, as required under the Accountability Principles, in order to assess, under section 29C‑3, the care needs of care recipients provided with care through the service;
 (hb) to allow persons performing an activity mentioned in paragraph 131A(1)(c) of the National Health Reform Act 2011 access to the service, as required under the Accountability Principles, for the purposes of the *Pricing Authority performing the function mentioned in paragraph 131A(1)(a) of that Act;
 (hc) to provide persons performing an activity mentioned in paragraph 131A(1)(c) of the National Health Reform Act 2011 with all reasonable facilities and assistance necessary, as required under the Accountability Principles, for the purposes of the Pricing Authority performing the function mentioned