Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2022C01044:reg:64
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2022C01044
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 64
Character Range: 39074–41537

64  Information that must be included in application
 (1) The following information must be included in the application:
 (a) the applicant's name;
 (b) the aged care service to which the allocation relates, and its location;
 (c) the number of places to which the variation relates, and the conditions to which they are subject under Division 14 of the Act;
 (d) whether any of the places is a place included in a residential care service, or a distinct part of a residential care service, that has extra service status;
 (e) if the places are residential care places and, after the variation, the care in respect of the places would be provided at a different location:
 (i) the address of the new location; and
 (ii) the proposals for ensuring that care needs are appropriately met for care recipients who are being provided with care in respect of the places;
 (f) the conditions of the allocation to be varied and the proposed variation;
 (g) the proposed variation day;
 (h) if the application is made less than 60 days before the proposed variation day—the reason for this;
 (i) the applicant's assessment of the effect of the proposed variation on care recipients.
Note: Under subsection 15‑1(1) of the Act, an allocation of places to an approved provider takes effect when the Secretary determines that the approved provider is in a position to provide care, in respect of those places, for which subsidy may be paid.
 (2) If the application is to change the location of the allocation, and the applicant proposes to construct or develop premises to accommodate the relocated places at the new location, the following information must also be included in the application:
 (a) a description of the project;
 (b) an estimate of the total cost;
 (c) a detailed description of the site, including size, suitability, topography and any heritage issues;
 (d) the ownership arrangements of the proposed site;
 (e) how the land around the site is being used;
 (f) whether there are any proposals before an authority in the State or Territory concerned about the use of the site (for example, proposals to rezone the site);
 (g) the characteristics of the neighbourhood of the site, including location of shops, and the availability of public transport and community services;
 (h) a detailed timetable for calling tenders, planning and construction, and an indication of the applicant's ability to meet the timetable.

Division 2—Consideration of applications