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PCEHR (Assisted Registration) Amendment (support of parental responsibility claim) Rule 2015

Authoritative Version
  • - F2015L00804
  • No longer in force
Rules/Other as made
This instrument amends the PCEHR (Assisted Registration) Rules 2012 to allow parents to apply to register a child on a separate Medicare card if the person makes an assertion of parental responsibility, and the healthcare provider organisation providing assisted registration makes a declaration supporting their assertion.
Administered by: Health
Registered 15 Jun 2015
Tabling HistoryDate
Tabled HR17-Jun-2015
Tabled Senate18-Jun-2015
Date of repeal 17 Jun 2015
Repealed by Division 1 of Part 5A of the Legislative Instruments Act 2003
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PCEHR (Assisted Registration) Amendment (support of parental responsibility claim) Rule 2015

Personally Controlled Electronic Health Records Act 2012

I, SUSSAN LEY, Minister for Health, make this Rule under section 109 of the Personally Controlled Electronic Health Records Act 2012.

Dated             2010

Dated                                                             26th  May 2015

SUSSAN LEY

Contents

 

 

Part 1                          Preliminary                                                                                            3

1.               Name of Rules                                                                                        3

2.               Commencement                                                                                      3

3.               Amendment of PCEHR (Assisted Registration) Rules 2012                        3

Schedule 1               Amendments                                                                                         4

[1]              Sub-subparagraph 3(2)(a)(ii)(A)                                                                4

[2]              Sub-subparagraph 3(2)(a)(ii)(B)                                                                4

[3]              Sub-subparagraph 3(2)(a)(ii)(C)                                                                4

[4]              After subrule 3(2)                                                                                    4

[5]              After rule 6                                                                                             4

Part 1               Preliminary

1.               Name of Rules

This Rule is the PCEHR (Assisted Registration) Amendment (support of parental responsibility claim) Rule 2015.

2.               Commencement

The Rule commences on the day after it is registered on the Federal Register of Legislative Instruments. 

3.               Amendment of PCEHR (Assisted Registration) Rules 2012

Schedule 1 amends the PCEHR (Assisted Registration) Rules 2012.     

 

Schedule 1       Amendments

(section 3)

[1]             Sub-subparagraph 3(2)(a)(ii)(A)

Repeal.

[2]             Sub-subparagraph 3(2)(a)(ii)(B)

Renumber as sub-subparagraph 3(2)(a)(ii)(A).

[3]             Sub-subparagraph 3(2)(a)(ii)(C)

Renumber as sub-subparagraph 3(2)(a)(ii)(B).

[4]             After subrule 3(2)

Insert:

(3)      For the purposes of paragraph 3(2)(a), the consumer who is applying to be recognised by the System Operator, under section 6 of the Act, as an authorised representative of a person aged under 18 years, must:

(a)      be co-located on the same Medicare card as the person; or

(b)     be applying in respect of a person who is aged not more than 14 days; or

(c)      be the subject of a declaration by the healthcare provider organisation that it supports the consumer’s assertion under sub‑subparagraph 3(2)(a)(ii)(A) of parental responsibility for the person.

[5]             After rule 6

Insert:

6A.         Declaration to support a consumer’s assertion of parental responsibility

Before making a declaration to support a consumer’s assertion of parental responsibility for a person, the healthcare provider organisation must exercise reasonable care.