Audit requirements
110 Audit requirements
The rules may prescribe requirements relating to conducting an audit of an entity’s ability to conform with the Aged Care Quality Standards for a provider registration category.
Without limiting subsection (1), the rules may prescribe requirements about the following:
how an audit for a provider registration category must be conducted, including required audit activities;
the type and scope of audits that can be conducted for a provider registration category and the circumstances in which a particular type of audit is to be conducted;
fees payable by an entity for an audit for a provider registration category;
audit timeframes for a provider registration category;
requirements (including qualifications) that a person conducting an audit must meet.
For the matters that can be dealt with in the Aged Care Quality Standards: see section 15.
Without limiting subsection (1), the rules may prescribe different requirements for different kinds of registered providers.
Examples of different kinds of registered providers include:
providers delivering funded aged care services under a specialist aged care program; and
providers delivering funded aged care services at a specified number of residential care homes; and
providers that have previously been registered providers in a provider registration category; and
providers that have not previously been registered providers in a provider registration category.
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