New Zealand Gazette – 2011 – No. 52

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✨ Health Service Eligibility Categories

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 52

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Categories of eligibility: refugees, protected persons, and victims of trafficking in people offences

Code	Category	Page
B10	Refugee	6
B11	Protected person	7
B12	Victim of trafficking in people offence	7

Categories of eligibility: certain students and participants in certain schemes

Code	Category	Page
B13	New Zealand Aid Programme student	7
B14	Commonwealth Scholarship student	8
B15	Participant in Foreign Language Teaching Assistantship Scheme	8

Categories of eligibility: certain children

Code	Category	Page
B16	Child in care and control of certain persons	8
B17	Child requiring certain vaccinations	9
B18	Child requiring Well Child/Tamariki Ora services	9
B19	Certain persons who were previously eligible	9

Categories of eligibility: certain partners

Code	Category	Page
B20	Partners of New Zealand Aid Programme students	10

Categories of eligibility: certain pregnant women

Code	Category	Page
B21	Pregnant woman who requires maternity-related services	10
B22	Pregnant woman who requires services to prevent transmission of HIV	10

Categories of eligibility: services to manage certain health risks

Code	Category	Page
B23	Person who requires services relating to infectious diseases or quarantinable diseases	11
B24	Person who requires certain services in emergency	11
B25	Ineligible persons who require services under certain legislation	11

Categories of eligibility: persons who receive services related to personal injury

Code	Category	Page
B26	Persons who receive services related to personal injury	12

Categories of eligibility: prisoners

Code	Category	Page
B27	Prisoner who requires services not available through prison health services	13

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Definitions and interpretation

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🏥 Health and Disability Services Eligibility Direction 2011 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsHealth services, Disability services, Eligibility, Public health, District Health Boards, Refugees, Protected persons, Trafficking victims, Students, Children, Partners, Pregnant women, Prisoners, Infectious diseases, Emergency services

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