Health Insurance (Accredited Pathology Laboratories - Approval) Principles 2002
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Health Insurance (Accredited Pathology Laboratories - Approval) Principles 2002
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(1) When considering the making of a decision under section 23DN of the Act in relation to premises, the Minister must take into account: (a) the most recent advisory report, if any, in relation to the premises; and (b) the most recent assessment report, if any, in relation to the premises; and (c) the most recent accreditation action, if any, in relation to the premises. (2) The Minister may take into account an advisory report, an assessment report or an accreditation action which is not the most recent. (3) Where there is a difference between: (a) views expressed or implied by an independent body in its advisory report or assessment report, or by its accreditation action; and (b) any other person’s view obtained and put forward by an applicant for approval or by the holder of an approval under section 23DN of the Act, the Minister should generally give greater weight to the views of the independent body.