Aged Care (Residential Care - Amount of Basic Subsidy) Determination 2013 (No. 1)
7Care recipients whose RCS classification ceases to have effect on or after 20 March 2008—amount for day on or after date of effect of ACFI classification
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7 Care recipients whose RCS classification ceases to have effect on or after 20 March 2008—amount for day on or after date of effect of ACFI classification
(1) This section applies to a care recipient on a day if: (a) the care recipient has had an RCS classification; and (b) the care recipient’s most recent RCS classification ceased to have effect on or after 20 March 2008; and (c) the care recipient has an ACFI classification that is in effect; and (d) the day is on or after the day that the ACFI classification took effect.
Note: For when a classification of a care recipient takes effect, see Division 26 of the Act.
(2) The basic subsidy amount for the day for the care recipient is: (a) if the ACFI amount is at least $15 more than the RCS amount- the ACFI amount; or (b) if paragraph (a) does not apply—the RCS amount. (3) In this section:
ACFI amount, for a care recipient, means the sum of the domain amounts for each domain category in the care recipient’s ACFI classification.
RCS amount, for a care recipient, means the basic subsidy amount for the care recipient’s most recent expired RCS classification under paragraph 6(a).