Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2022C01044:reg:68
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2022C01044
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 68
Character Range: 44528–47002

68  Matters that must be dealt with by proposals
  For subsection 18‑2(3) of the Act, the approved provider's proposals must deal with the following matters in relation to the places that are to be relinquished:
 (a) whether the provider has notified the affected care recipients about the relinquishing of the places and, if so:
 (i) when they were notified; and
 (ii) whether the notification was in writing;
 (b) if the provider has met the affected care recipients to discuss the relinquishing of the places:
 (i) when the meeting was held; and
 (ii) whether there is written evidence of the issues discussed at the meeting; and
 (iii) whether any concerns about the relinquishing of the places were expressed to the provider by care recipients and, if so, the measures the provider proposes to take to deal with the concerns;
 (c) whether representatives of the affected care recipients have been notified about the relinquishing of the places;
 (d) whether the provider has helped the affected care recipients find suitable alternative care and accommodation of their choice;
 (e) for affected care recipients who are not able to choose premises:
 (i) the measures (if any) that the provider has taken to find suitable care for them at other premises; and
 (ii) if the provider has taken such measures—whether the provider considered all aspects of the accommodation and services that the care recipients currently have, and the location of the provider's premises, before taking the measures;
 (f) the measures that the provider proposes to take, while relinquishing the places:
 (i) to maintain services for the affected care recipients; and
 (ii) to provide care services to the affected care recipients who will stay at the provider's premises;
 (g) the way (if any) in which the provider proposes to help the affected care recipients move (with their personal possessions);
 (h) the guarantees that the provider gives that the affected care recipients will not be disadvantaged, or discriminated against, before they move to new premises;
 (i) whether the provider is prepared to offer help to the affected care recipients that is additional to the current standard of care and other services (for example, giving the care recipient an audited statement of accounts);
 (j) the measures that the provider proposes to take to settle the accounts of the affected care recipients and refund their refundable deposit balances as required by section 52P‑1 of the Act.