Register of public health agreements
24 Register of public health agreements
The Director‑General must cause a register of public health agreements to be published on the Centre’s website.
A public health agreement is a written agreement between the Centre and one or more other entities, at least one of which is not an Australian government entity, under which the Centre receives information or advice in relation to public health matters.
The rules may prescribe other kinds of arrangements involving the Centre that are public health agreements.
The register must include the name of each party to a public health agreement.
Without limiting the information that may be included in the register, the register may include:
information about the expertise of a party to a public health agreement; and
the reason for entering into a public health agreement.
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