Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2025C00122:section:5:p39
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2025C00122
Segment Type: section
Provision Reference: s 5 (pt 39/54)
Character Range: 135971–138628

within that period; and
 (b) any matters specified in the Allocation Principles.
 (4) The Secretary must notify, in writing, the approved provider of the decision.
 (5) The notice must be given to the approved provider within 28 days after the end of the period for making submissions. If the notice is not given within this period, the Secretary is taken to have decided not to revoke the allocation.
 (6) A revocation has effect:
 (a) if no submission was made under subsection (2)—on the day after the last day for making submissions; or
 (b) if such a submission was made—7 days after the day on which the notice was given under subsection (4).

Part 2.3—Approval of care recipients

Division 19—Introduction

19‑1  What this Part is about
      A person must be approved under this Part to receive either residential care or home care before an approved provider can be paid *residential care subsidy or *home care subsidy for providing that care. In some cases, approval under this Part to receive flexible care is required before *flexible care subsidy can be paid.

Table of Divisions
19 Introduction
20 What is the significance of approval as a care recipient?
21 Who is eligible for approval as a care recipient?
22 How does a person become approved as a care recipient?
23 When does an approval cease to have effect?

19‑2  The Approval of Care Recipients Principles
  Approval of care recipients is also dealt with in the Approval of Care Recipients Principles. The provisions of this Part indicate when a particular matter is or may be dealt with in these Principles.
Note: The Approval of Care Recipients Principles are made by the Minister under section 96‑1.

Division 20—What is the significance of approval as a care recipient?

20‑1  Care recipients must be approved before subsidy can be paid
 (1) *Subsidy cannot be paid to an approved provider for providing residential care to a person unless the person is approved under this Part as a recipient of residential care.
 (2) *Subsidy cannot be paid to an approved provider for providing home care to a person unless the person is approved under this Part as a recipient of home care.
 (3) *Subsidy cannot be paid to an approved provider for providing flexible care unless:
 (a) the person is approved under this Part as a recipient of that kind of flexible care; or
 (b) the person is included in a class of people who, under the Subsidy Principles made for the purposes of subparagraph 50‑1(1)(b)(ii), do not need approval in respect of flexible care.
 (4) For the purposes of this Act, if a particular kind of flexible care also constitutes residential care or home care, a person who