Approved Provider Principles 2014
13Circumstances in which Secretary may require further information to be given within shorter period
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13 Circumstances in which Secretary may require further information to be given within shorter period
The Secretary may exercise the power only if the Secretary reasonably believes: (a) that care for care recipients may be prejudiced by delay in deciding whether to approve the applicant as a provider of aged care; or (b) that the applicant, or one of the applicant’s key personnel, has: (i) been refused approval as a provider of aged care; or (ii) had approval as a provider of aged care revoked under subsection 10‑3(1) of the Act.
Note: Example: For paragraph (a), care for care recipients may be prejudiced by delay in deciding whether to approve an applicant as a provider of aged care if approved places have been transferred and it is necessary to relocate care recipients.