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Residential Care and Disability Support Services Act 2018

Qualifying persons - Liability of qualifying person for cost of LTR contracted care: 4 basic rules

18: Rule 4: funder must pay difference between qualifying person’s contribution and cost of LTR contracted care

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"The funder pays the difference between your contribution and care costs for Long Term Residential care."

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You have a qualifying person who gets Long Term Residential care. The funder pays the difference between what the person contributes and the care cost. The person's contribution is decided under section 16 or 17.

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Liability of qualifying person for cost of LTR contracted care: 4 basic rules

18Rule 4: funder must pay difference between qualifying person’s contribution and cost of LTR contracted care

  1. In relation to each qualifying person, the appropriate funder must pay the difference between—

  2. the qualifying person’s contribution (under section 16 or 17, whichever is applicable); and
    1. the cost of the qualifying person’s LTR contracted care.

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