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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 55

23 MARCH 2005

Expression

Meaning

LEADR

An Australasian not-for-profit membership organisation formed in
1989 to serve the community by promoting and facilitating the use
of consensual dispute resolution processes generally known as
Alternative Dispute Resolution or ADR.

Medical Practitioner

A Person who is registered as a medical practitioner by the Medical
Council of New Zealand under the Health Practitioners Competence
Assurance Act 2003.

Minister

The Minister of Health.

Ministry

The Ministry of Health (by whatever name known) and any
successor department of state and includes the Minister of Health
and the Director-General of Health and any of his, her or their
delegates.

Ministry Approved
Standards

A standard approved by the Ministry from time to time and notified
to the Provider.

NHI

The National Health Index.

NHI Number

The unique person identifier number allocated by the New Zealand
Health Information Service (“NZHIS”).

Non Eligible Person

A Person who does not satisfy the criteria set out in clause D1.1.

Permanent Entitlement
Period

The period defined in clause D6.1.

Person

Includes a corporation, incorporated society or other body
corporate, firm, government authority, partnership, trust, joint
venture, association, state or agency of a state, department or
ministry of government and a body or other organisation, in each
case whether or not having a separate legal identity.

Proof of Purchase

A receipt for an item that identifies and describes the item, the
Purchase Date, the value of the item and the Provider of the item.

Provider

A service provider who provides the Services to which this Notice
relates.

Purchase Date

The date on which the Eligible Person is provided with the Services
by the Provider under clause E3 or purchases the Services from the
Provider under clause E4.

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