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✨ Definitions and Interpretation Schedule

8 JUNE 2011

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 79

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Schedule

Definitions and interpretation

		Page
1	Definitions	46
2	Application of clauses 3 to 7	53
3	Meanings of terms and expressions defined in Act	53
4	Parts of speech and grammatical forms	54
5	Numbers	54
6	Time	54
7	Enactments	54
8	Interpretational aids: list of defined terms	55

1 Definitions

In this notice, unless the context otherwise requires,—

ACC means the Accident Compensation Corporation continued by section 259 of the Accident Compensation Act 2001

Act means the New Zealand Public Health and Disability Act 2000

application means an application made under any of subparts BC, BD or BF of Part B for approval to provide hearing aid services under this notice

approved hearing aid list means the list kept by the Ministry of Health under clause BA1

approved assessor has the meaning set out in clause CA9

audiology provider means an organisation (including a DHB) or an individual that provides hearing aid services

audit means an audit, investigation, or review of—

(a) the quality of hearing aid services provided; and

(b) the performance of hearing aid services in accordance with this notice; and

(c) any other matter concerning compliance with any of the obligations of an audiology provider or of an approved assessor under this notice

authorisation means an authorisation granted by the Ministry of Health under clause CA1

better ear means the ear with the lesser hearing threshold level at the relevant audiometric frequency

bone anchored hearing aid means a surgically implanted system for rehabilitating hearing loss that works through direct bone conduction

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🏥 Inspection of records under Health Act 1956 (continued from previous page)

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