40When may someone complain about a disability service?

40 When may someone complain about a disability service? A person may complain to the commission about a disability service if— (b) the person believes that the provider of the service has acted inconsistently with any of the following: (i) the Home and Community Care National Service Standards, as amended from time to time; (ii) the human rights principles set out in the Disability Services Act 1991, schedule 1; (iii) the requirements to be complied with in relation to the design and implementation of programs and services relating to people with disabilities set out in the Disability Services Act 1991, schedule 2; (iv) the National Standards for Mental Health Services endorsed by the Australian Health Ministers Advisory Council’s National Mental Health Working Group, as amended from time to time; (v) the generally accepted standard of service delivery (vi) standards (if any) approved under the Disability Services Act 1991, section 5A (Approval of standards); (vii) any other standard prescribed by regulation; or Note For the availability and the appropriate version of the standards mentioned in par (b) (i) and (iv), see s 96 (Inspection of incorporated documents) and s 97 (Notification of certain incorporated documents) (see also dict, def incorporated document).