You are an elderly victim of crime if you are funding eligible, have been positively needs assessed, and receive contracted care services. You also need to have been assessed as an elderly victim of crime under regulations made according to section 74. This assessment is for the purposes of the Residential Care and Disability Support Services Act 2018.
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24: Exempt person liable to contribute benefit only, or
"Exempt people pay for some of their care using their benefit, minus a small amount they can keep."
26: Elderly victim of crime not liable to contribute to cost of LTR contracted care, or
"Elderly victims of crime don't have to pay for their long-term care."
An elderly victim of crime is a person who—
