If you get help with home-based disability support services, you must tell the Ministry of Social Development (MSD) if something changes that affects how you pay for these services. You need to tell MSD as soon as possible. You can find more information about this by looking at the Residential Care and Disability Support Services Act 2018 and similar laws, such as the one from 1964 No 136.
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66: MSD must review, and may revise, assessment, or
"MSD checks and updates support payments to ensure people get the right amount of help."
68: Information gathering under Schedule 6 of Social Security Act 2018, or
"The government can ask for your information to decide benefits and payments."
A person who has received an assessment under this Part must advise MSD without delay of any change in circumstances that affects that person’s ability to pay for that person’s home-based disability support services.
