Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00071:reg:53:p2
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00071
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 53 (pt 2/3)
Character Range: 72455–75365

will provide a significant benefit to at least 40% of the care recipients who will be provided with residential care through the service; or
 (iii) will consist of an extension to the service involving an increase of at least 25% of the number of care recipient's rooms in the service;
 (f) the proportion of the total number of care recipient's rooms in the service that will be available after the proposed refurbishment for assisted residents, concessional residents, low‑means care recipients or supported residents will be equivalent to, or higher than, the proportion of the total number of care recipient's rooms in the service that were available before the proposed refurbishment for assisted residents, concessional residents, low‑means care recipients or supported residents;
 (g) the refurbishment cost in relation to the service will be at least the minimum monetary spend amount in relation to the service.
Note 1: Care recipient's room is defined in section 4.
Note 2: The refurbishment cost in relation to a residential care service is defined in section 7. The minimum monetary spend amount in relation to a residential care service is defined in section 6.
 (3) For paragraph (1)(a), the information about the refurbished service that the approved provider must give the Secretary is information showing the following:
 (a) the proposed refurbishment has been completed;
 (b) the alterations, updates, upgrades or other improvements that have been made to the service have resulted in the service being significantly different in form, quality or functionality after the refurbishment;
 (c) a significant proportion of the areas of the service that have been refurbished are areas that are accessible to, and for the use of, care recipients who are being provided with residential care through the service;
 (d) the refurbishment provides significant benefits to assisted residents, concessional residents, low‑means care recipients or supported residents who are being provided with residential care through the service;
 (e) the relevant costs of the refurbishment will be capitalised for the purposes of the Australian accounting standards because:
 (i) the refurbishment consisted of structural improvements; or
 (ii) those costs can be depreciated because they relate to fixtures, fittings or anything that can be removed intact;
 (f) the refurbishment:
 (i) has resulted in at least 40% of the care recipients being provided with residential care through the service having a care recipient's room that has been significantly refurbished; or
 (ii) provides a significant benefit to at least 40% of the care recipients being provided with residential care through the service; or
 (iii) consisted of an extension to the service involving an increase of at least 25% of the number of care recipient's rooms in the service;
 (g) the proportion of the total number of care recipient's rooms