59Information about an aged care service may be made publicly available

#### 59 Information about an aged care service may be made publicly available (1) The Commissioner may make publicly available the following information about an aged care service: (a) the name and address of the service; (b) the number of places (if any) included in the service; (ba) if the service is a home care service—the number of care recipients provided with care through the service; (c) the services provided by the service; (d) the facilities and activities available to care recipients receiving care through the service; (e) the name of the approved provider of the service; (f) information about the variety and type of service provided by the approved provider; (g) information about the service’s status under this Act or the Aged Care Act (for example, the service’s accreditation record); (h) information about the approved provider’s performance in relation to the provider’s responsibilities under this Act or the Aged Care Act; (i) any action taken, or intended to be taken, under this Act or the rules to protect the welfare of care recipients receiving care through the service, and the reasons for that action; (j) any other information of a kind specified in the rules for the purposes of this paragraph. (2) Information disclosed under subsection (1) must not include personal information.