Private Health Facilities Act 1999
sec.40Licences not required to operate certain day hospitals
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sec.40 Licences not required to operate certain day hospitals
This section applies if— a licensee operates a private hospital at a place under a licence; and another person operates a day hospital at the place; and in the application for the licence, or an application to change the licence, the licensee has asked for the licence to state that this section applies to the operation of the day hospital; and the licence includes the statement. For this Act, apart from this section— the operation of the day hospital is part of the licensee’s operation of the private hospital; and the other person does not operate the day hospital. (sec.40-ssec.1) This section applies if— a licensee operates a private hospital at a place under a licence; and another person operates a day hospital at the place; and in the application for the licence, or an application to change the licence, the licensee has asked for the licence to state that this section applies to the operation of the day hospital; and the licence includes the statement. (sec.40-ssec.2) For this Act, apart from this section— the operation of the day hospital is part of the licensee’s operation of the private hospital; and the other person does not operate the day hospital.
- (a) a licensee operates a private hospital at a place under a licence; and
- (b) another person operates a day hospital at the place; and
- (c) in the application for the licence, or an application to change the licence, the licensee has asked for the licence to state that this section applies to the operation of the day hospital; and
- (d) the licence includes the statement.
- (a) the operation of the day hospital is part of the licensee’s operation of the private hospital; and
- (b) the other person does not operate the day hospital.