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Part 1 Preliminary

Name of Rules
Application
Definitions

Part 2

Standards
Treatments provided by hospitals and health care organisations
Treatments by health care providers regulated under State and Territory laws
Treatments provided by podiatric surgeons
Treatments provided by allied health professionals
Treatments provided by other health care providers
Premises where treatments are provided

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