Proprietor of unregistered premises must notify patients that medicare benefit not payable
23DZZZE Proprietor of unregistered premises must notify patients that medicare benefit not payable
The proprietor of radiation oncology premises commits an offence if a radiation oncology service is rendered on a person under the following circumstances:
the service is rendered either at the premises or elsewhere using equipment that is ordinarily located at the premises; and
the premises are not registered; and
the proprietor has neither:
given the person notice in writing that medicare benefit will not be payable for the service; nor
caused written notice to that effect to be displayed prominently at the place where the service is rendered.
Penalty: 10 penalty units.
Strict liability applies to all of the physical elements of the offence.
For strict liability, see section 6.1 of the Criminal Code.
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