Inspector-General of Aged Care Act 2023
41Persons assisting the Inspector‑General
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41 Persons assisting the Inspector‑General
(1) The Inspector‑General may be assisted by: (a) officers and employees of Agencies (within the meaning of the Public Service Act 1999), and of authorities of the Commonwealth, whose services are made available to the Inspector‑General in connection with the performance of any of the Inspector‑General’s functions; and (b) persons whose services are made available under arrangements made under subsection (2). (2) The Inspector‑General may, on behalf of the Commonwealth, make an arrangement with the appropriate authority or officer of: (a) a State or Territory government; or (b) a State or Territory government authority; under which the government or authority makes officers or employees available to the Inspector‑General to perform services in connection with the performance of any of the Inspector‑General’s functions. (3) An arrangement under subsection (2) may provide for the Commonwealth to reimburse a State or Territory with respect to the services of a person to whom the arrangement relates. (4) When performing services for the Inspector‑General under this section, a person is subject to the directions of the Inspector‑General.