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✨ Health Service Regulations

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 79

8 JUNE 2011

(b) the audiology provider becomes bankrupt or goes into liquidation (as applicable).

Defined in this notice: audiology provider, authorisation, claim

CA8 Consequences of variation, suspension, termination, or lapse of authorisation

(1) The variation, suspension, termination, or lapse of an audiology provider’s authorisation under this subpart does not affect the rights of the Ministry of Health in relation to that authorisation or this notice.

(2) An audiology provider whose authorisation under this subpart has been suspended or terminated or has lapsed (as applicable) is not entitled to claim for hearing aid services that were provided after that suspension, termination, or lapse.

(3) However, an audiology provider whose authorisation under this subpart has been suspended or terminated or has lapsed (as applicable) is entitled to claim for hearing aid services that were provided, in accordance with the requirements of this notice, before that suspension, termination, or lapse.

Defined in this notice: audiology provider, authorisation, claim, hearing aid services

Approved assessors

CA9 Approved assessors

(1) A person who is an approved assessor under the Ministry of Health’s Disability Support Services Accreditation Framework for Hearing Aids is an approved assessor for the purposes of providing hearing aid services under this notice.

(2) A person who is an approved assessor for the purposes of providing hearing aid services under this notice is subject to the provisions of this notice, including, without limitation, the provisions relating to the variation, suspension, termination, or lapse of the assessor’s approval.

Defined in this notice: approved assessor, hearing aid services

CA10 Variation, suspension, or termination of assessor’s approval

Subject to clause CA11, the Ministry of Health may vary, suspend, or terminate an assessor’s approval if the assessor, or anyone who works for the assessor, has not complied with the assessor’s approval or this notice.

CA11 Process for varying, suspending, or terminating assessor’s approval

(1) Before the Ministry of Health may vary, suspend, or terminate an assessor’s approval under clause CA10, the Ministry of Health must—

(a) notify the assessor, in writing, of its intention to vary, suspend, or terminate the assessor’s approval; and

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🏥 Lapse of audiology provider authorisation (continued from previous page)

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsAudiology providers, Authorisation, Lapse, Claims, Bankruptcy, Liquidation

🏥 Consequences of variation, suspension, termination, or lapse of authorisation

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsAudiology providers, Authorisation, Suspension, Termination, Claims, Hearing aid services

🏥 Approved assessors for hearing aid services

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsApproved assessors, Hearing aid services, Accreditation, Approval

🏥 Variation, suspension, or termination of assessor’s approval

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsApproved assessors, Approval, Suspension, Termination, Compliance

🏥 Process for varying, suspending, or terminating assessor’s approval

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsApproved assessors, Approval, Notification, Process, Ministry of Health

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