Children and Young People Act 2008
578Who is an accredited person?
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578 Who is an accredited person? accredited person, for a child or young person in intensive therapy, means each of the following: (b) a representative of an entity providing a service or program to the child or young person at an intensive therapy place; (c) a lawyer representing the child or young person;
Visits by accredited people Division 16.3.3 (d) a health practitioner providing a health service to the child or (e) an official visitor; (f) the chair of the therapeutic support panel; (g) the public advocate; (h) a commissioner exercising functions under the Human Rights (i) if the child or young person is an Aboriginal or Torres Strait (j) the ombudsman; (k) the senior practitioner; (l) a person prescribed by regulation. senior practitioner—see the Senior Practitioner Act 2018,