Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2004A00751:clause:1_5c:p2
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2004A00751
Segment Type: clause
Provision Reference: sch 1 cl 5C (pt 2/3)
Character Range: 4555–7348

an administrator only if the person:
 (a) is a member of the administrator panel; and
 (b) has not been one of the *key personnel of an approved provider whose approval under Part 2.1 has been revoked; and
 (c) has not been one of the relevant personnel of a body whose application for approval as a provider of aged care services has been refused.

 (2) If the approved provider agrees to appoint an administrator, the approved provider must, within 5 working days after the *section 67‑5 notice time:
 (a) nominate, in writing, a proposed administrator to the Secretary; and
 (b) give the Secretary written information about the proposed administrator to allow the Secretary to decide whether the proposed administrator is suitable.

 (3) If the Secretary approves the proposed appointment, the appointment must be made within one working day after the approved provider is informed of the Secretary's approval.

66A-4  Powers of administrators and advisers

 (1) The Secretary must provide to a person appointed under section 66A-2 or 66A-3 a report on the relevant aged care service which includes the following information:
 (a) all relevant accreditation, certification and review audit reports on the service;
 (b) the current classification of all residents;
 (c) the Commonwealth subsidies paid to the service;
 (d) any debts owed by the service to the Commonwealth;
 (e) a summary of any relevant complaints about the service, indicating the issues raised and action taken by the service, without identifying any parties involved; and
 (f) any other matters that the Secretary determines are relevant.

 (2) The approved provider must provide to a person appointed under section 66A-3 all relevant information required by the person to administer the service.

 (3) The approved provider must allow a person appointed under section 66A-3 to manage the service to ensure that all resident care standards are met and maintained.

 (4) If a person appointed under section 66A-3 is a registered medical practitioner, the approved provider must allow the person to provide medical services to ensure that all resident care standards are met.

66A-5  Interpretation

  In this Division:

relevant personnel, in relation to a body, means any of the following:
 (a) if the body is not a State or Territory—a member of the group of people who are responsible for the executive decisions of the body;
 (b) if the body is not a State or Territory—anyone else who is concerned in, or takes part in, the management of the body;
 (c) in any case—anyone who is responsible for the overall nursing care provided by an aged care service conducted by the body;
 (d) in any case—anyone who is responsible for the day-to-day operations of an aged care service conducted by the body, whether or not the