Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2025C00122:section:59:p10
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Provision Reference: s 59 (pt 10/26)
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for the purposes of this section.
Note: The Information Principles are made by the Minister under section 96‑1.
 (2) Information disclosed under subsection (1) must not include *personal information about a person (other than the information referred to in paragraph (1)(g)).

86‑10  Information about aged care services that must be made publicly available
 (1) The Secretary must, in accordance with the Information Principles, make publicly available information in relation to *aged care services.
 (2) Without limiting subsection (1), the Information Principles may provide for any or all of the following:
 (a) information about the *aged care provided through an *aged care service, or a specified class of aged care services, that must be made publicly available;
 (b) information about the approved provider of an aged care service, or a specified class of approved providers of aged care services, that must be made publicly available;
 (c) the way in which specified information, or a specified class of information, must be made publicly available;
 (d) the period within which specified information, or a specified class of information, must be made publicly available.
 (3) Information made publicly available under subsection (1) must not include *personal information about an individual (other than an individual who is one of the *key personnel of an approved provider).

86‑11  Publishing star ratings for residential care services
 (1) The Secretary must publish information about:
 (a) the quality of residential care provided through residential care services; and
 (b) the performance of approved providers of such services in relation to responsibilities and standards under this Act.
 (2) The Secretary may publish information under subsection (1) in the form of one or more star ratings for a residential care service.
 (3) The Secretary may use *protected information for the purposes of:
 (a) creating information for publication under subsection (1); or
 (b) calculating a star rating for a residential care service.
 (4) Information published under subsection (1) must not include *personal information about an individual.
 (5) The Secretary is not liable to civil proceedings for loss, damage or injury of any kind suffered by the approved provider of a residential care service, or another person, as a result of the publication of information under subsection (1).

Part 6.3—Record keeping

Division 87—Introduction

87‑1  What this Part is about
      This Part sets out the obligations of approved providers and former approved providers to maintain and retain certain records. A person who does not comply with these obligations may commit an offence and, in the case of an approved provider, may be taken to be not complying with its responsibilities under Part 4.3.

Table of Divisions
87 Introduction
88 What records must an approved provider keep?
89 What records must a person who was an