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68 Definitions—pt 9 In this part: bulk billing arrangements means an arrangement between the LTCS commissioner and the following people for the LTCS commissioner to pay expenses at the rate mentioned in the arrangement: (a) the Health Minister; (b) services providers or others acting on their behalf. Health Minister means the Minister responsible for administering the Health Act 1993.

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