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Aged Care Act 1997

Div 14How are allocations of places decided?

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Division 14—How are allocations of places decided? 14‑1 Allocation of places 14‑2 Competitive assessment of applications for allocations 14‑3 Compliance with the invitation 14‑4 Waiver of requirements 14‑5 Conditions relating to particular allocations 14‑6 Conditions relating to allocations generally 14‑7 Allocation of places to services with extra service status 14‑8 Notification of allocation 14‑9 Allocations in situations of emergency

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