Official visitors must give notice of visit
25W Official visitors must give notice of visit
An official visitor must give an operating entity for a visitable place written notice that the official visitor intends to visit the place at least 24 hours before the official visitor’s visit.
However, the official visitor may visit a visitable place without giving notice to the operating entity if—
for multiple occupancy supported accommodation—
the official visitor reasonably believes, or has been given a complaint, that an entitled person at the visitable place is at risk of abuse or harm; and
the entitled person consents to the visit; or
for single occupancy independent accommodation—the official visitor reasonably believes, or has been given a complaint, that there is a serious risk to the health or welfare of an entitled person at the visitable place.
In this section:
operating entity, for a visitable place, means—
if the Territory operates the place—the director-general; or
in any other case—the entity that operates the place.
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