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DISABILITY ACT 2006 - SECT 69 Receipts for payment

DISABILITY ACT 2006 - SECT 69

Receipts for payment

    (1)     A disability service provider must give a written receipt in accordance with this section to the person making a payment of the residential charge

        (a)     immediately, if the payment is made in person;

        (b)     if the payment is not made in person and a written receipt is requested at the time the payment is made, within 30 days of receiving the payment.

Penalty:     10 penalty units.

    (2)     A receipt under this section must—

        (a)     be signed by the disability service provider;

        (b)     state—

              (i)     the name of the resident;

              (ii)     the name of the disability service provider;

S. 69(2)(b)(iii) amended by No. 22/2012 s. 23.

              (iii)     the location of the group home;

              (iv)     the date the payment is received;

              (v)     the period in respect of which the payment was made;

              (vi)     the amount paid;

              (vii)     whether the payment was made for the rent component or the services components or both components.

    (3)     If the payment is not made in person and a written receipt is not requested, the disability service provider must keep a record of the payment of a residential charge until the earlier of—

        (a)     the end of 12 months after receiving the payment; or

        (b)     if a resident requests a copy of the record before the end of 12 months after making the payment, the provision of a copy of the record to the resident.

Penalty:     5 penalty units.

    (4)     The disability service provider must provide a copy of a record requested in accordance with subsection (3)(b) within 30 days of receiving the request.

Penalty:     5 penalty units.

    (5)     For the purposes of subsection (3), a record must contain information which enables the details specified in subsection (2)(b) to be identified.

    (6)     The regulations may provide that a prescribed class of disability service provider is exempted from complying with subsection (1), (2) or (3) subject to any conditions which may be prescribed.