You need to know what accountability documents are. A health entity must follow rules made under section 102(1)(c) for its accountability documents. These rules are about statements of intent, annual financial statements, and annual reports. You can find more information about these reports in the Crown Entities Act 2004, which you can read about here. A health entity has to make sure its accountability documents follow the rules. The rules are made to help health entities be accountable. Accountability documents are important for health entities to be transparent. They include statements of intent, annual financial statements, and annual reports. These documents help health entities show how they are doing.
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A health entity must ensure that its accountability documents comply with any regulations made under section 102(1)(c).
In this section, accountability document means statements of intent, annual financial statements, and annual reports of a health entity under the Crown Entities Act 2004.
