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Classification Principles 2014
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(1) If: (a) a care recipient enters a residential care service to be provided with residential care as non‑respite care on or after 1 October 2022; and (b) the recipient is classified for non‑respite care under Part 2.4A of the Act on or after 1 October 2022; the classification takes effect on the day the recipient first enters a residential care service to be provided with residential care as non‑respite care on or after 1 October 2022. (2) However, if the care recipient has a break period of more than 28 days before the recipient is classified for non‑respite care, the classification takes effect on the day the break period for the recipient ends. (3) A break period for a care recipient: (a) begins on the day on which the recipient ceases to be provided with residential care as non‑respite care through a residential care service (other than because the recipient is on leave from the service); and (b) ends on the day on which the recipient next enters a residential care service to be provided with residential care as non‑respite care.