Residential Care and Disability Support Services Act 2018

Special case persons - Elderly victims of crime

26: Elderly victim of crime not liable to contribute to cost of LTR contracted care

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"Elderly victims of crime don't have to pay for their long-term care."

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If you are an elderly victim of crime, you do not have to pay for your Long Term Residential care. The person or organisation that funds your care, called a funder, must pay the full cost of your care. You can find more information about this by looking at the law from 1986.

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Part 4Special case persons
Elderly victims of crime

26Elderly victim of crime not liable to contribute to cost of LTR contracted care

  1. A person who is an elderly victim of crime is not liable to contribute any amount to the cost of that person’s LTR contracted care and a funder must pay the whole of that cost.

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