sec.19AIEligibility to be approved sponsor

### sec.19AI Eligibility to be approved sponsor An individual is eligible to be an approved sponsor for a type of work and development order if— the individual is able to appropriately carry out the functions of an approved sponsor as provided for under the Act , part 3B ; and the individual is able to maintain public confidence in the integrity of the work and development order program; and the individual, or a supervisor for the individual, has appropriate qualifications, training or relevant experience for the proposed activities; and the individual has suitable insurance cover for the proposed activities; and if the proposed activities are medical or mental health treatment—the individual is a health practitioner. An entity, other than an individual, is eligible to be an approved sponsor for a type of work and development order if— the entity is able to appropriately carry out the functions of an approved sponsor as provided for under the Act , part 3B ; and the entity is able to maintain public confidence in the integrity of the work and development order program; and the entity, or a supervisor for the entity, has appropriate qualifications, training or relevant experience for the proposed activities; and the entity has suitable insurance cover for the proposed activities; and the entity has— a funding agreement relevant to the proposed activities; or appropriate governance and a quality and risk management system that demonstrate the entity’s capacity to comply with a funding agreement relevant to the proposed activities; and the entity has— a complaints management and resolution system; and an incident management system; and if the entity is a for-profit organisation—the organisation’s objective, governance and funding are consistent with carrying out the functions of an approved sponsor; and if the entity is a general practice—the persons providing proposed activities are health practitioners. In this section— funding agreement means a written agreement between an entity and a department or the Commonwealth government under which the department or Commonwealth government provides funding to the entity for the provision of a product or service to the community. general practice means a business providing health services provided by health practitioners. health practitioner see the Act , section 32G (3) . proposed activities , for an entity as an approved sponsor, means the proposed activities for the types of work and development order for which the entity would be an approved sponsor. supervisor , for an entity, means another entity who, on behalf of the entity, supervises an individual for the individual’s work and development order. s 19AI ins 2019 SL No. 216 s 3 (sec.19AI-ssec.1) An individual is eligible to be an approved sponsor for a type of work and development order if— the individual is able to appropriately carry out the functions of an approved sponsor as provided for under the Act , part 3B ; and the individual is able to maintain public confidence in the integrity of the work and development order program; and the individual, or a supervisor for the individual, has appropriate qualifications, training or relevant experience for the proposed activities; and the individual has suitable insurance cover for the proposed activities; and if the proposed activities are medical or mental health treatment—the individual is a health practitioner. (sec.19AI-ssec.2) An entity, other than an individual, is eligible to be an approved sponsor for a type of work and development order if— the entity is able to appropriately carry out the functions of an approved sponsor as provided for under the Act , part 3B ; and the entity is able to maintain public confidence in the integrity of the work and development order program; and the entity, or a supervisor for the entity, has appropriate qualifications, training or relevant experience for the proposed activities; and the entity has suitable insurance cover for the proposed activities; and the entity has— a funding agreement relevant to the proposed activities; or appropriate governance and a quality and risk management system that demonstrate the entity’s capacity to comply with a funding agreement relevant to the proposed activities; and the entity has— a complaints management and resolution system; and an incident management system; and if the entity is a for-profit organisation—the organisation’s objective, governance and funding are consistent with carrying out the functions of an approved sponsor; and if the entity is a general practice—the persons providing proposed activities are health practitioners. (sec.19AI-ssec.3) In this section— funding agreement means a written agreement between an entity and a department or the Commonwealth government under which the department or Commonwealth government provides funding to the entity for the provision of a product or service to the community. general practice means a business providing health services provided by health practitioners. health practitioner see the Act , section 32G (3) . proposed activities , for an entity as an approved sponsor, means the proposed activities for the types of work and development order for which the entity would be an approved sponsor. supervisor , for an entity, means another entity who, on behalf of the entity, supervises an individual for the individual’s work and development order. - (a) the individual is able to appropriately carry out the functions of an approved sponsor as provided for under the Act , part 3B ; and - (b) the individual is able to maintain public confidence in the integrity of the work and development order program; and - (c) the individual, or a supervisor for the individual, has appropriate qualifications, training or relevant experience for the proposed activities; and - (d) the individual has suitable insurance cover for the proposed activities; and - (e) if the proposed activities are medical or mental health treatment—the individual is a health practitioner. - (a) the entity is able to appropriately carry out the functions of an approved sponsor as provided for under the Act , part 3B ; and - (b) the entity is able to maintain public confidence in the integrity of the work and development order program; and - (c) the entity, or a supervisor for the entity, has appropriate qualifications, training or relevant experience for the proposed activities; and - (d) the entity has suitable insurance cover for the proposed activities; and - (e) the entity has— (i) a funding agreement relevant to the proposed activities; or (ii) appropriate governance and a quality and risk management system that demonstrate the entity’s capacity to comply with a funding agreement relevant to the proposed activities; and - (i) a funding agreement relevant to the proposed activities; or - (ii) appropriate governance and a quality and risk management system that demonstrate the entity’s capacity to comply with a funding agreement relevant to the proposed activities; and - (f) the entity has— (i) a complaints management and resolution system; and (ii) an incident management system; and - (i) a complaints management and resolution system; and - (ii) an incident management system; and - (g) if the entity is a for-profit organisation—the organisation’s objective, governance and funding are consistent with carrying out the functions of an approved sponsor; and - (h) if the entity is a general practice—the persons providing proposed activities are health practitioners. - (i) a funding agreement relevant to the proposed activities; or - (ii) appropriate governance and a quality and risk management system that demonstrate the entity’s capacity to comply with a funding agreement relevant to the proposed activities; and - (i) a complaints management and resolution system; and - (ii) an incident management system; and