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Same day establishments for
chemotherapy and renal dialysis
services

Including both the traditional day centre/hospital that provides chemotherapy and/or renal dialysis services and also freestanding day surgery centres that provide chemotherapy and/or renal dialysis services including any:

(a) Public day centre/hospital
(b) Public freestanding day surgery centre
(c) Private day centre/hospital
(d) Private freestanding day surgery centre that provides those services.

Day centres/ hospitals are establishments providing a course of acute treatment on a full-day or part-day non-residential attendance basis at specified intervals over a period of time.

Freestanding day surgery centres are hospital facilities providing investigation and treatment for acute conditions on a day-only basis.

Respite care establishments for the
Aged

Establishments which provide short-term care including personal care and regular basic nursing care to aged persons.

Same – day aged care establishments

Establishments where aged persons attend for day or part-day rehabilitative or therapeutic treatment.

Low care aged care establishments

Establishments where aged persons live independently but on-call assistance, including the provision of meals, is provided if needed.

Child care centres

A facility which is not a private residential dwelling and is designated for the purpose of childcare and provides long day care, employer sponsored childcare, or occasional care, for children four years of age or less, but does not include the following:

(a) a service for providing preschool education conducted by a school;
(b) a service principally conducted to provide:
(i) therapeutic services;
(ii) residential facilities;
(iii) instruction in a particular activity e.g. dance, music or a sport;
(iv) tutoring, coaching or religious instruction;
(v) a recreational activity, for example, a camp or party.
(c) a service for which, ordinarily, the children in care are entirely or mostly different on each occasion child care is provided, for example, resort care for children of guests of the resort.

[33] Standard 4.2.1 is varied by –

[33.1] omitting the heading from Division 2, substituting –

Division 2 – General seafood safety requirements

[33.2] omitting the heading from Division 3, substituting –

Division 3 – Harvesting and other requirements for bivalve molluscs

[34] Standard 4.2.3 is varied by inserting –

3A Application

This Division commences and applies exclusively from 24 November 2007 and subclause 1(2) of Standard 1.1.1 does not apply.

[35] The Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code is varied by inserting –

STANDARD 4.2.4

PRIMARY PRODUCTION AND PROCESSING STANDARD FOR DAIRY PRODUCTS

(Australia only)

Purpose and commentary

This Standard sets out a number of food safety requirements, including the implementation of documented food safety programs for dairy primary production, collection, transportation and processing. However, this Standard does not apply to retail sale activities. Chapter 3 of this Code covers retail sale activities.

Table of Provisions

Division 1 – Preliminary
1 Interpretation
2 Application

Division 2 – Dairy primary production requirements
3 Controlling food safety hazards
4 Specific requirements
5 Tracing
6 Skills and knowledge