Tasmanian Consolidated Acts
In this Act, unless the contrary intention appears
"disability" means a disability (a) which is attributable to an intellectual, psychiatric, sensory or physical impairment or a combination of those impairments; and
(b) which is permanent or likely to be permanent; and
(c) which results in
(i) a substantially reduced capacity of a person for communication, learning or mobility; and
(ii) the need for continuing support services; and
(d) which may or may not be of a chronic episodic nature;
"funding agreement" means an agreement referred to in section 6;
"grant" means a grant made under section 5;
"grantee" means (a) a person receiving a grant; or
(b) in the case of a grant in respect of which a funding agreement was entered into by a person on behalf of an unincorporated organization, the organization and that person severally;
"research and development activity" means (a) research relating to the provision of services for persons with disabilities; or
(b) the investigation of the need for services for persons with disabilities; or
(c) the initiation of services for persons with disabilities; or
(d) the planning of the provision of services for persons with disabilities; or
(e) the development of proposals for the provision of services for persons with disabilities; or
(f) the development or implementation of training programs for
(i) persons engaged in the provision of services; or
(ii) the families of, and other persons who provide care for or assistance to, persons with disabilities; or
(g) the investigation of outcomes achieved by persons with disabilities by the provision of services; or
(h) any other activity approved by the Minister for the purposes of this definition;
"researcher" means a person or an organization conducting research and development activities;
"Secretary" means Secretary of the Department;
"service" includes the supplying of goods, whether or not accompanied by the provision of other services;
"service provider" means a person or an organization providing services to persons with disabilities.