Western Australia Hospitals and Health Services Act 1927 Hospitals (Services Charges) Regulations 1984 Western Australia Hospitals (Services Charges) Regulations 1984 CONTENTS 1. Citation 1 2. Commencement 1 3. Application 1 4. Terms used 1 5. Charges for services 5 6. Classes of patients for purpose of services 8 7. Classes of in-patients for purpose of payment of charges 8 8. Classes of day patients for purpose of payment of charges 12 9. Classes of out-patients for purpose of payment of charges 13 9A. Classes of same day patients for purpose of payment of charges 15 Schedule 1 - Charges for services Division 1 - In-patients Division 2 - Day patients Division 3 - Out-patients Division 4 - Same day patients Division 5 - Other services Notes Compilation table 22 Defined Terms Western Australia Hospitals and Health Services Act 1927 Hospitals (Services Charges) Regulations 1984 1. Citation These regulations may be cited as the Hospitals (Services Charges) Regulations 1984 1. 2. Commencement These regulations shall come into operation on 1 February 1984. 3. Application These regulations apply to and in relation to every public hospital to which the Act applies except for the Perth Dental Hospital. 4. Terms used (1) In these regulations, unless the contrary intention appears - compensable day patient has the meaning given by regulation 8(a); compensable in-patient has the meaning given by regulation 7(1)(c); compensable out-patient has the meaning given by regulation 9(1)(a); concession card has the same meaning as it has in Part VII of the National Health Act; concessional beneficiary has the meaning given by regulation 9(1)(d); day hospital means an establishment which provides courses of treatment which require full-time or part-time non-residential attendance at specific, regular, intervals over a period of time; day patient has the meaning given by regulation 6(b); eligible day patient has the meaning given by regulation 8(b); eligible out-patient has the meaning given by regulation 9(1)(b); eligible person has the meaning given by section 3 of the Commonwealth Act and - (a) includes a person who is required by or under the Commonwealth Act to be treated; but (b) does not include a person who is required by or under the Commonwealth Act not to be treated, as an eligible person for the purposes of the Commonwealth Act; eligible war service veteran means a war service veteran who elects to be treated under the Repatriation Private Patient Scheme being an agreement made between the CEO and the Deputy President of the Repatriation Commission; entitlement card has the same meaning as it has in Part VII of the National Health Act; hospital means public hospital to and in relation to which these regulations apply by virtue of regulation 3; hospital bed means, subject to subregulation (2), a bed used for accommodation, maintenance and nursing care of a patient in a hospital that is not a nursing home; ineligible day patient has the meaning given by regulation 8(c); ineligible in-patient has the meaning given by regulation 7(1)(f); ineligible out-patient has the meaning given by regulation 9(1)(c); in-patient means a patient who is admitted to a hospital for the purpose of receiving treatment in a hospital bed; Internal Territory has the meaning given by section 17 of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901, as from time to time amended, of the Parliament of the Commonwealth; midwife means a person registered under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (Western Australia) whose name is entered on the Register of Midwives kept under that Law; midwifery service means a midwifery service that is to be treated as both a professional service and a medical service in accordance with a determination made under section 3C(1) of the Commonwealth Act; National Health Act means the National Health Act 1953, as amended from time to time, of the Parliament of the Commonwealth; nursing home bed means bed used for the accommodation, maintenance and nursing care of a patient at a nursing home, but does not include a hospital bed therein; nursing home type patient has the meaning given by regulation 7(1)(d); other services means any class of service, including the supply of goods, provided by a hospital other than a service rendered by, in, or at a hospital to any class of in-patient, day patient, out-patient or same day patient; out-patient has the meaning given by regulation 6(c); participating hospital means a public hospital in the State, if either or both of the following applies in relation to the hospital - (a) an approval under the National Health Act section 94 is in force in relation to the hospital authority for the hospital; (b) the hospital authority for the hospital is authorised to supply pharmaceutical benefits pursuant to a special arrangement in force under the National Health Act section 100; PBS list means the list of drugs and medications set out in the document "Schedule of Pharmaceutical Benefits for Approved Pharmacists and Medical Practitioners" published from time to time by the Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing for the purposes of the National Health Act 1953 of the Commonwealth; PBS price means the price specified in the PBS list; pensioner has the meaning given by regulation 9(1)(e); pensioner concession card means a currently valid card, known by that name, issued on behalf of the Commonwealth; personal treatment entitlement card means a personal treatment entitlement card issued under section 90 of the Veterans' Entitlements Act 1986 of the Commonwealth; private in-patient has the meaning given by regulation 7(1)(b); private nursing home type patient has the meaning given by regulation 7(1)(e); private pathology out-patient has the meaning given by regulation 9(3); professional service means service referred to in paragraph (a), (b) or (ba) of the definition of professional service in section 3 of the Commonwealth Act; public in-patient has the meaning given by regulation 7(1)(a); same day patient has the meaning given by regulation 6(d); specific treatment entitlement card means a specific treatment entitlement card issued under section 90 of the Veterans' Entitlements Act 1986 of the Commonwealth; surgically implanted prostheses means the prostheses, other than a prosthesis supplied to an eligible war service veteran for the purposes of cardiothoracic surgical service specified in a determination made under section 37(3)(af) of the Act and regulation 5(2)(b), specified in the Schedule to the Private Health Insurance (Prostheses) Rules 2011 (No. 1) (Commonwealth) as in force on the day on which the Hospitals (Service Charges) Amendment Regulations (No. 2) 2011 regulation 4 comes into operation; war service veteran means a person who has received or established a right to receive, in respect of any injury or disease, treatment under the Veterans' Entitlements Act 1986 of the Commonwealth. (2) A bed in a nursing home may be designated as a "hospital bed" by the Minister. [Regulation 4 amended in Gazette 25 Jan 1985 p. 290; 25 Jan 1991 p. 280; 31 Jan 1992 p. 489; 9 Jul 1993 p. 3337; 24 Jun 1994 p. 2871; 30 Sep 1994 p. 4975; 27 Jun 1995 p. 2552; 17 Jun 2003 p. 2214; 11 Mar 2005 p. 913; 28 Jun 2005 p. 2921; 14 Oct 2005 p. 4555; 15 Dec 2006 p. 5627; 30 Oct 2007 p. 5883; 3 Jun 2011 p. 1978; 24 Feb 2012 p. 804-5; 13 Mar 2012 p. 1035-6.] [4A. Deleted in Gazette 31 Mar 1995 p. 1156.] 5. Charges for services (1) The charges prescribed in Schedule 1 are payable in respect of - (a) the services referred to in Schedule 1 and rendered by, in or at a hospital to the classes of patients referred to in Schedule 1; or (b) any other services referred to in Schedule 1. (2) Notwithstanding anything in Schedule 1, the charge payable in respect of any service rendered by, in or at a hospital in respect of - (a) any service, other than a service referred to in paragraph (c), (d), (e) or (f), rendered to a - (i) compensable in-patient; or (ii) compensable day patient; or (iii) compensable out-patient; or (iv) compensable same day patient; and (b) any specified cardiothoracic surgical service rendered to an eligible war service veteran; and (c) the supply of any specified surgically implanted prosthesis to a - (i) private in-patient; or [(ii) deleted] (iii) compensable in-patient; or (iv) ineligible in-patient; or (v) private same day patient; or [(vi) deleted] (vii) compensable same day patient; or (viii) ineligible same day patient; and (d) any magnetic resonance imaging service rendered to - (i) a compensable in-patient; or (ii) an ineligible in-patient; or (iii) a compensable out-patient; or (iv) an ineligible out-patient; or (v) a compensable same day patient; or (vi) an ineligible same day patient; or (vii) a person, for the purposes of research; and (e) the supply of any specialized orthoses or prostheses to - (ia) a private in-patient; or (i) a compensable in-patient; or (ii) an ineligible in-patient; or (iii) a compensable out-patient; or (iv) an eligible out-patient; or (v) an ineligible out-patient; or (via) a private same day patient; or (vi) a compensable same day patient; or (vii) an ineligible same day patient; or (viii) a person who is not a patient; and (f) any pathology service rendered to - (i) a private in-patient; or (ii) a compensable in-patient; or (iii) a private nursing home type patient; or (iv) an ineligible in-patient; or (v) a compensable day patient; or (vi) an ineligible day patient; or (vii) a private pathology out-patient; or (viii) a compensable out-patient; or (ix) an ineligible out-patient; or (x) a private same day patient; or (xi) a compensable same day patient; or (xii) an ineligible same day patient, shall be of an amount determined by the Minister according to the cost of the service. (3) A determination referred to in subregulation (2) - (a) shall be published in the Gazette; and (b) may be amended or revoked by the Minister by notice published in the Gazette. (4) For the purposes of subregulation (2) specified means as specified in the determination made by the Minister. [Regulation 5 amended in Gazette 9 Jul 1993 p. 3337; 24 Jun 1994 p. 2871-2; 30 Sep 1994 p. 4974 and p. 4975-6; 29 Jun 2004 p. 2526; 28 Jul 2009 p. 2980-1; 24 Feb 2012 p. 805-6.] 6. Classes of patients for purpose of services For the purpose of a service provided in respect of him by, in or at a hospital, a patient shall be classified as - (a) an in-patient; or (b) a day patient, namely, a person who receives treatment at a day hospital; or (c) an out-patient, namely, a person - (i) who attends at a hospital and receives treatment or goods under an out-patient service provided by the hospital; or (ii) in respect of whom a hospital provides a service elsewhere than at the hospital; or (d) a same day patient, namely, a person who is admitted to and discharged from a hospital, not being a day hospital, nursing home or a nursing post, between midnight on one day and midnight on the next succeeding day for the purpose of receiving treatment. [Regulation 6 amended in Gazette 9 Jul 1993 p. 3337.] 7. Classes of in-patients for purpose of payment of charges (1) Subject to subregulation (2), an in-patient shall for the purpose of the payment of the charges prescribed in Schedule 1 Division 1 and in any determination under regulation 5 in respect of him be classified as - (a) a public in-patient, namely, an in-patient - (i) who is an eligible person (not being a compensable in-patient, nursing home type patient or private nursing home type patient, or an in-patient who elects to be treated as a private in-patient); and (ia) who elects to be treated as a public in-patient; and (ii) in respect of whom the hospital concerned provides in a hospital bed accommodation, maintenance, nursing care and appropriate professional services and such other necessary services as are available; or (b) a private in-patient, namely, an in-patient - (i) who is an eligible person (not being a compensable in-patient, nursing home type patient or private nursing home type patient); and (ii) who elects to be treated as a private in-patient; and (iii) in respect of whom the hospital concerned provides in a hospital bed accommodation, maintenance, nursing care and such other necessary services as are available, other than professional and dental services provided by a practitioner acting in a private capacity or midwifery services provided by a midwife acting in a private capacity; or (c) a compensable in-patient, namely, an in-patient who has received or established his right to receive in respect of any injury, illness or disease for which he is receiving care and treatment payment by way of compensation or damages (including payment in settlement of a claim for compensation or damages) under the law that is or was in force in a State or Internal Territory or who on attendance at a hospital appears prima facie to have the right to receive any such payment in respect of an injury, illness or disease for which he is receiving care and treatment, including a person in respect of the payment for whose care and treatment - (i) the Workers' Compensation and Injury Management Act 1981 2; or (ii) the Motor Vehicle (Third Party Insurance) Act 1943; or (iii) section 31A of the Act; or (iv) the law of Australia relating to the Defence Force within the meaning of the Defence Act 1903 of the Commonwealth, applies or appears prima facie to apply; or (ca) an eligible war service veteran in-patient, namely, an in- patient who is a war service veteran who elects to be treated under the Repatriation Private Patient Scheme; or (d) a nursing home type patient, namely, an in-patient (not being a compensable in-patient or an ineligible patient) - (i) who is a nursing home type patient within the meaning of the Commonwealth Act; and (ii) in respect of whom the hospital concerned provides in a hospital bed accommodation and nursing care and appropriate professional services and such other necessary services as are available; or (e) a private nursing home type patient, namely, an eligible person (not being a compensable in-patient) - (i) who is a nursing home type patient within the meaning of the Commonwealth Act; and (ii) who elects to be treated as a private nursing home type patient; and (iii) in respect of whom the hospital concerned provides in a hospital bed accommodation, nursing care and such other necessary services as are available, other than professional and dental services provided by a practitioner acting in a private capacity; or (f) an ineligible in-patient, namely, an in-patient - (i) who is not an eligible person (other than a person or a member of a class of persons to whom or to which a declaration made under section 6(2) of the Commonwealth Act applies in the relevant circumstances); and (ii) who is not a compensable in-patient; and (iii) in respect of whom the hospital concerned provides in a hospital bed accommodation, nursing care and such other necessary services as are available, other than professional and dental services provided by a practitioner acting in a private capacity. (2) At the time of admission to a hospital, or as soon as practicable after admission, an eligible person (not being a compensable in-patient or a war service veteran) must elect whether he wishes to be classified as - (a) a public in-patient; or (b) a private in-patient. (3) At the time of admission to a hospital, or as soon as practicable after admission, a war service veteran must elect whether he wishes to be classified as - (a) an eligible war service veteran in-patient; or (b) a public in-patient; or (c) a private in-patient. [Regulation 7 amended in Gazette 30 Aug 1985 p. 3072-3; 26 Sep 1986 p. 3686; 9 Jul 1993 p. 3338; 24 Jun 1994 p. 2872-3; 29 Jun 2004 p. 2526; 13 Mar 2012 p. 1036.] 8. Classes of day patients for purpose of payment of charges A day patient shall for the purpose of the payment of the charges prescribed in Schedule 1 Division 2 and in any determination under regulation 5 in respect of him be classified as - (a) a compensable day patient, namely, a day patient who has received or established his right to receive in respect of any injury, illness or disease for which he is receiving care and treatment payment by way of compensation or damages (including payment in settlement of a claim for compensation or damages) under the law that is or was in force in a State or Internal Territory or who on attendance at a hospital appears prima facie to have the right to receive any such payment in respect of an injury, illness or disease for which he is receiving care and treatment, including a person in respect of the payment for whose care and treatment - (i) the Workers' Compensation and Injury Management Act 1981 2; or (ii) the Motor Vehicle (Third Party Insurance) Act 1943; or (iii) section 31A of the Act; or (iv) the law of Australia relating to the Defence Force within the meaning of the Defence Act 1903 of the Commonwealth, applies or appears prima facie to apply; or (b) an eligible day patient, namely, a day patient - (i) who is an eligible person; but (ii) who is not a compensable day patient; or (c) an ineligible day patient, namely, a day patient - (i) who is not an eligible person; and (ii) who is not a compensable day patient. [Regulation 8 amended in Gazette 26 Sep 1986 p. 3686; 24 Jun 1994 p. 2873; 29 Jun 2004 p. 2526.] 9. Classes of out-patients for purpose of payment of charges (1) An out-patient shall for the purpose of the payment of the charges prescribed in Schedule 1 Division 3 and in any determination under regulation 5 in respect of him be classified as - (a) a compensable out-patient, namely, an out-patient who has received or established his right to receive in respect of any injury, illness or disease for which he is receiving care and treatment payment by way of compensation or damages (including payment in settlement of a claim for compensation or damages) under the law that is or was in force in a State or Internal Territory or who on attendance at a hospital appears prima facie to have the right to receive any such payment in respect of an injury, illness or disease for which he is receiving care and treatment, including a person in respect of the payment for whose care and treatment - (i) the Workers' Compensation and Injury Management Act 1981 2; or (ii) the Motor Vehicle (Third Party Insurance) Act 1943; or (iii) section 31A of the Act; or (iv) the law of Australia relating to the Defence Force within the meaning of the Defence Act 1903 of the Commonwealth, applies or appears prima facie to apply; or (ab) a war service veteran out-patient, namely, an out-patient who is a war service veteran; or (b) an eligible out-patient, namely, an out-patient - (i) who is an eligible person; but (ii) who is not a compensable out-patient or war service veteran out- patient; or (c) an ineligible out-patient, namely, an out-patient - (i) who is not an eligible person; and (ii) who is not a compensable out-patient or war service veteran out- patient; or (d) a concessional beneficiary, namely, an out-patient who is a concessional beneficiary as defined by section 84 of the National Health Act or a dependant as defined by that section of such a concessional beneficiary; or (e) a pensioner, namely, an out-patient who holds a pensioner concession card or a dependant (as defined by the National Health Act section 84) of such an out-patient. (2) At the time of - (a) attendance at a hospital for the purposes of receiving a pathology service provided by the hospital as an out-patient service; or (b) receiving a pathology service provided by a hospital elsewhere than at the hospital, or as soon as practicable after that time, an eligible person (not being a compensable patient or a war service veteran), a concessional beneficiary or a pensioner may elect to be treated as a private pathology out-patient for the purpose of that pathology service. (3) If a person makes an election under subregulation (2), then - (a) the person is classified as a private pathology out-patient for the purpose of the payment of any charge for that pathology service determined under regulation 5(2)(f); and (b) despite subregulation (1)(b), (d) and (e), the person is not classified as an eligible out-patient, concessional beneficiary or pensioner (as the case may be) for that purpose. [Regulation 9 amended in Gazette 26 Sep 1986 p. 3686; 24 Jun 1994 p. 2873; 29 Jun 2004 p. 2526; 24 Feb 2012 p. 806-7.] 9A. Classes of same day patients for purpose of payment of charges (1) A same day patient shall for the purpose of the payment of charges prescribed in Schedule 1 Division 4 and in any determination under regulation 5 in respect of him be classified as - (a) a public same day patient, namely, a same day patient who is an eligible person (not being a compensable same day patient, an eligible war service veteran same day patient or a same day patient who elects to be treated as a private same day patient); or (b) a private same day patient, namely, a same day patient who is an eligible person (not being a compensable same day patient) and who elects to be treated as a private same day patient; or (c) a compensable same day patient, namely, a same day patient who is an eligible person and who has received or established his right to receive in respect of any injury, illness or disease for which he is receiving care and treatment payment by way of compensation or damages (including payment in settlement of a claim for compensation or damages) under the law that is or was in force in a State or Internal Territory or who on attendance at a hospital appears prima facie to have the right to receive any such payment in respect of an injury, illness or disease for which he is receiving care and treatment, including a person in respect of the payment for whose care and treatment - (i) the Workers' Compensation and Injury Management Act 1981 2; or (ii) the Motor Vehicle (Third Party Insurance) Act 1943; or (iii) section 31A of the Act; or (iv) the law of Australia relating to the Defence Force within the meaning of the Defence Act 1903 of the Commonwealth, applies or appears prima facie to apply; or (d) an eligible war service veteran same day patient, namely, a same day patient who is a war service veteran who elects to be treated under the Repatriation Private Patient Scheme; or (e) an ineligible same day patient, namely, a same day patient who is not an eligible person. (2) At the time of admission to a hospital, or as soon as practicable after admission, an eligible person (not being a compensable same day patient or war service veteran) must elect whether he wishes to be classified as a - (a) public same day patient; or (b) private same day patient. (3) At the time of admission to a hospital, or as soon as practicable after admission, a war service veteran must elect whether he wishes to be classified as - (a) an eligible war service veteran same day patient; or (b) a public same day patient; or (c) a private same day patient. [Regulation 9A inserted in Gazette 9 Jul 1993 p. 3338; amended in Gazette 24 Jun 1994 p. 2873-4; 29 Jun 2004 p. 2526.] [10. Omitted under the Reprints Act 1984 s. 7(4)(f).] Schedule 1 - Charges for services [r. 5, 7, 8, 9 and 9A] [Heading inserted in Gazette 29 Jun 2004 p. 2526.] Division 1 - In-patients |1.|Accommodation, maintenance, nursing | | | |care and other services other than in| | | |hospital beds subject to a | | | |determination made under | | | |regulation 5(2) - | | | |(a) for public in-patients |no charge | | |.....................................| | | |. | | | |(b) for private in-patients - | | | | (i) in single bed wards (if taken at| | | |patient's request) |$540 per day| | |.....................................| | | |............... | | | | (ii) in other wards |$313 per day| | |.....................................| | | |..... | | | |(c) for nursing home type patients |$50.95 per d| | |..................... |ay | | |(d) for private nursing home type |$157.75 per | | |patients ......... |day | | |(e) for ineligible in-patients |$1 560 per | | |................................ |day | | |(f) for eligible war service veteran |no charge | | |in-patients ... | | |2.|Home modifications service and supply| | | |or loan as appropriate, of such aids | | | |and appliances, orthotics and | | | |prostheses, oxygen, gas and | | | |equipment, wigs, surgical implants or| | | |devices as are approved by the |no charge | | |Executive Director (including repair | | | |and replacement) | | | |.....................................| | | |........................ | | | |This item does not apply to - | | | |(a) surgically implanted prostheses | | | |subject to a determination made under| | | |regulation 5(2)(c); or | | | |(b) specialized orthoses or | | | |prostheses subject to a determination| | | |made under regulation 5(2)(e). | | [Division 1 inserted in Gazette 29 Jun 2004 p. 2526-7; amended in Gazette 30 Nov 2004 p. 5488; 19 Apr 2005 p. 1291; 28 Jun 2005 p. 2921- 2; 14 Oct 2005 p. 4555-6; 4 Apr 2006 p. 1408; 13 Jun 2006 p. 2062; 14 Nov 2006 p. 4727; 29 Jun 2007 p. 3195; 10 Jul 2007 p. 3419; 30 Oct 2007 p. 5883; 10 Jun 2008 p. 2488-9; 19 Dec 2008 p. 5364; 1 May 2009 p. 1435; 23 Jun 2009 p. 2463; 8 Dec 2009 p. 5001; 30 Jun 2010 p. 3099-100; 22 Oct 2010 p. 5219-20; 12 Apr 2011 p. 1309; 3 Jun 2011 p. 1977; 21 Oct 2011 p. 4451; 20 Apr 2012 p. 1696.] Division 2 - Day patients |3.|Accommodation, maintenance and other | | | |services for eligible day patients |no charge | | |.......................................| | | |.......... | | [Division 2 inserted in Gazette 29 Jun 2004 p. 2527.] Division 3 - Out-patients |4. |Out-patients service, except for drugs| | | |and medication referred to in item 5 | | | |and any service subject to a | | | |determination made under | | | |regulation 5(2) - | | | |(a) for eligible out-patients and war | | | |service veteran out-patients |no charge | | |......................................| | | |..... | | | |(b) for ineligible out-patients - for | | | |each individual service rendered |$177 | | |............................... | | |5. |Drugs and medication, for each item - | | | |(a) for holders of an entitlement card|no charge | | |..................... | | | |(b) for other people who are - | | | |. war service veterans who hold a - | | | |. personal treatment entitlement card;| | | |or | | | |. specific treatment entitlement card | | | |. pensioners; or |$5.80 | | |. concessional | | | |beneficiaries.........................| | | |... | | | |(c) for all other people - | | | | (i) at a participating hospital - | | | | (I) for an item on the PBS list |PBS price | | |.......... |up to a | | | |maximum of | | | |$35.40 | | | (II) for an item not on the PBS list |$28.30 | | |.... | | | | (ii) at a hospital that is not a | | | |participating |$28.30 | | |hospital..............................| | | |...................... | | [Division 3 inserted in Gazette 29 Jun 2004 p. 2527; amended in Gazette 11 Mar 2005 p. 914; 28 Jun 2005 p. 2922; 3 Feb 2006 p. 518; 13 Jun 2006 p. 2062; 14 Nov 2006 p. 4727; 23 Jan 2007 p. 182; 10 Jul 2007 p. 3419; 25 Jan 2008 p. 213-14; 10 Jun 2008 p. 2489; 10 Feb 2009 p. 273-4; 1 May 2009 p. 1435; 23 Jun 2009 p. 2463; 19 Jan 2010 p. 148-9; 30 Jun 2010 p. 3100; 11 Feb 2011 p. 480; 3 Jun 2011 p. 1977; 30 Dec 2011 p. 5576.] Division 4 - Same day patients |6.|Same day treatment, other than a | | | |service subject to any determination | | | |made under regulation 5 associated with| | | |the rendering of such treatment - | | | |(a) for public same day patients |no charge | | |............................... | | | |(b) for private same day patients |$243 per | | |.............................. |day | | |(c) for eligible war service veteran | | | |same day patients |no charge | | |.......................................| | | |......................... | | | |(d) for ineligible same day patients |$1 422 per | | |.......................... |day | [Division 4 inserted in Gazette 29 Jun 2004 p. 2528; amended in Gazette 28 Jun 2005 p. 2922; 13 Jun 2006 p. 2063; 10 Jul 2007 p. 3419; 10 Jun 2008 p. 2489; 23 Jun 2009 p. 2463-4; 30 Jun 2010 p. 3100; 3 Jun 2011 p. 1977.] Division 5 - Other services |7.|Accommodation for persons accompanying | | | |patients (except when parent | | | |accompanies sick child for medical | | | |wellbeing of sick child or |$32.25 per | | |breastfeeding, or when breastfed |day | | |child accompanies sick mother) | | | |........... | | [Division 5 inserted in Gazette 29 Jun 2004 p. 2528; amended in Gazette 28 Jun 2005 p. 2922; 13 Jun 2006 p. 2063; 10 Jul 2007 p. 3419; 10 Jun 2008 p. 2489; 23 Jun 2009 p. 2463-4; 30 Jun 2010 p. 3100; 3 Jun 2011 p. 1977.] Notes 1 This is a compilation of the Hospitals (Services Charges) Regulations 1984 and includes the amendments made by the other written laws referred to in the following table. The table also contains information about any reprint. Compilation table |Citation |Gazettal |Commencement | |Hospitals (Services |27 Jan 19|1 Feb 1984 | |Charges) |84 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations 1984 |p. 231-4 | | |Hospitals (Services |19 Apr 19|3 May 1984 | |Charges) Amendment |84 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations 1984 |p. 1107 | | |Hospitals (Services |15 Jun 19|1 Jul 1984 | |Charges) Amendment |84 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 2) |p. 1633 | | |1984 | | | |Hospitals (Services |7 Sep 198|7 Sep 1984 | |Charges) Amendment |4 p. 2854| | |Regulations (No. 3) | | | |1984 | | | |Hospitals (Services |26 Oct 19|1 Nov 1984 | |Charges) Amendment |84 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 4) |p. 3450 | | |1984 | | | |Hospitals (Services |25 Jan 19|25 Jan 1985 | |Charges) Amendment |85 p. 289| | |Regulations 1985 3 | | | |Hospitals (Services |25 Jan 19|1 Feb 1985 | |Charges) Amendment |85 p. 290|(see r. 2) | |Regulations | | | |(No. 2) 1985 3 | | | |Hospitals (Services |7 Jun 198|13 Jun 1985 | |Charges) Amendment |5 p. 1941|(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 3) | | | |1985 | | | |Hospitals (Services |14 Jun 19|1 Jul 1985 | |Charges) Amendment |85 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 4) |p. 2142 | | |1985 | | | |Hospitals (Services |30 Aug 19|1 Sep 1985 | |Charges) Amendment |85 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 5) |p. 3072-4| | |1985 | | | |Hospitals (Services |27 Sep 19|1 Oct 1985 | |Charges) Amendment |85 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 6) |p. 3809 | | |1985 | | | |Hospitals (Services |1 Nov 198|7 Nov 1985 | |Charges) Amendment |5 p. 4200|(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 7) | | | |1985 | | | |Hospitals (Services |24 Apr 19|1 May 1986 | |Charges) Amendment |86 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations 1986 |p. 1475-6| | |Hospitals (Services |1 Aug 198|1 Aug 1986 | |Charges) Amendment |6 p. 2729|(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 2) | | | |1986 | | | |Hospitals (Services |26 Sep 19|1 Oct 1986 | |Charges) Amendment |86 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 3) |p. 3686-7| | |1986 | | | |Hospitals (Services |21 Nov 19|21 Nov 1986 | |Charges) Amendment |86 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 4) |p. 4269 | | |1986 | | | |Hospitals (Services |19 Dec 19|25 Dec 1986 | |Charges) Amendment |86 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 5) |p. 4873 | | |1986 | | | |Hospitals (Services |12 Jun 19|18 Jun 1987 | |Charges) Amendment |87 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations 1987 |p. 2322 | | |Hospitals (Services |24 Jul 19|1 Aug 1987 | |Charges) Amendment |87 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 2) |p. 2828 | | |1987 | | | |Hospitals (Services |21 Aug 19|1 Sep 1987 | |Charges) Amendment |87 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 3) |p. 3228 | | |1987 | | | |Hospitals (Services |11 Dec 19|17 Dec 1987 | |Charges) Amendment |87 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 4) |p. 4378-9| | |1987 | | | |Hospitals (Services |10 Jun 19|16 Jun 1988 | |Charges) Amendment |88 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations 1988 |p. 1902 | | |Hospitals (Services |25 Aug 19|25 Aug 1989 | |Charges) Amendment |89 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations 1989 |p. 2844 | | |Hospitals (Services |1 Sep 198|1 Sep 1989 | |Charges) Amendment |9 p. 3020|(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 2) | | | |1989 | | | |Hospitals (Services |16 Nov 19|16 Nov 1989 | |Charges) Amendment |89 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 3) |p. 4087 | | |1989 | | | |Hospitals (Services |14 Dec 19|14 Dec 1989 | |Charges) Amendment |89 | | |Regulations (No. 4) |p. 4511 | | |1989 | | | |Hospitals (Services |12 Apr 19|19 Apr 1990 | |Charges) Amendment |90 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations 1990 |p. 1912 | | |Hospitals (Services |25 May 19|1 Jun 1990 | |Charges) Amendment |90 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 2) |p. 2397 | | |1990 | | | |Hospitals (Services |21 Jun 19|21 Jun 1990 | |Charges) Amendment |90 | | |Regulations (No. 3) |p. 2835 | | |1990 | | | |Hospitals (Services |4 Sep 199|4 Sep 1990 4 | |Charges) Amendment |0 p. 4618|(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 4) | | | |1990 |(erratum | | | |14 Sep 19| | | |90 | | | |p. 4776) | | |Hospitals (Services |14 Sep 19|20 Sep 1990 | |Charges) Amendment |90 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 5) |p. 4772 | | |1990 | | | |Hospitals (Services |25 Jan 19|25 Jan 1991 | |Charges) Amendment |91 p. 280| | |Regulations 1991 | | | |Hospitals (Services |22 Feb 19|1 Mar 1991 | |Charges) Amendment |91 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 2) |p. 875-6 | | |1991 |(erratum | | | |1 Mar 199| | | |1 p. 976)| | |Hospitals (Services |22 Mar 19|28 Mar 1991 | |Charges) Amendment |91 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 3) |p. 1223 | | |1991 | | | |Hospitals (Services |28 Jun 19|1 Jul 1991 | |Charges) Amendment |91 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 4) |p. 3150-1| | |1991 | | | |Hospitals (Services |18 Oct 19|28 Oct 1991 | |Charges) Amendment |91 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 5) |p. 5344-5| | |1991 | | | |Hospitals (Services |24 Dec 19|1 Jan 1992 | |Charges) Amendment |91 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations 1992 |p. 6431-3| | |Hospitals (Services |31 Jan 19|1 Feb 1992 | |Charges) Amendment |92 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 2) |p. 488-9 | | |1992 | | | |Hospitals (Services |20 Mar 19|26 Mar 1992 | |Charges) Amendment |92 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 3) |p. 1254 | | |1992 | | | |Hospitals (Services |26 Jun 19|1 Jul 1992 | |Charges) Amendment |92 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 4) |p. 2690-2| | |1992 | | | |Hospitals (Services |11 Feb 19|11 Feb 1993 | |Charges) Amendment |93 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations 1993 |p. 1204 | | |Hospitals (Services |30 Mar 19|30 Mar 1993 | |Charges) Amendment |93 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 2) |p. 1910 | | |1993 | | | |Hospitals (Services |9 Jul 199|15 Jul 1993 | |Charges) Amendment |3 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 3) |p. 3336-4| | |1993 |1 | | |Hospitals (Services |15 Oct 19|15 Oct 1993 | |Charges) Amendment |93 | | |Regulations (No. 4) |p. 5522 | | |1993 | | | |Hospitals (Services |22 Mar 19|24 Mar 1994 | |Charges) Amendment |94 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations 1994 |p. 1231 | | |Hospitals (Services |24 Jun 19|1 Jul 1994 | |Charges) Amendment |94 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 2) |p. 2871-6| | |1994 | | | |Hospitals (Services |30 Sep 19|30 Sep 1994 | |Charges) Amendment |94 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 4) |p. 4973-4| | |1994 | | | |Hospitals (Services |30 Sep 19|1 Nov 1994 | |Charges) Amendment |94 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 3) |p. 4975-7| | |1994 | | | |Hospitals (Services |28 Oct 19|28 Oct 1994 | |Charges) Amendment |94 | | |Regulations (No. 5) |p. 5474 | | |1994 | | | |Reprint of the Hospitals (Services Charges) | |Regulations 1984 as at 14 Feb 1995 | |(includes amendments listed above) | |Hospitals (Services |31 Mar 19|31 Mar 1995 | |Charges) Amendment |95 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations 1995 |p. 1156 | | |Hospitals (Services |27 Jun 19|1 Jul 1995 | |Charges) Amendment |95 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 2) |p. 2552 | | |1995 | | | |Hospitals (Services |17 Oct 19|17 Oct 1995 | |Charges) Amendment |95 | | |Regulations (No. 3) |p. 4842 | | |1995 | | | |Hospitals (Services |2 Apr 199|4 Apr 1996 | |Charges) Amendment |6 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations 1996 |p. 1580-1| | |Hospitals (Services |17 May 19|17 May 1996 | |Charges) Amendment |96 | | |Regulations (No. 2) |p. 2050-1| | |1996 | | | |Hospitals (Services |28 Jun 19|1 Jul 1996 | |Charges) Amendment |96 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 3) |p. 3030-2| | |1996 | | | |Hospitals (Services |15 Oct 19|17 Oct 1996 | |Charges) Amendment |96 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 4) |p. 5446-7| | |1996 | | | |Hospitals (Services |4 Feb 199|4 Feb 1997 | |Charges) Amendment |7 p. 695 | | |Regulations 1997 |(corrigen| | | |dum | | | |7 Feb 199| | | |7 p. 727)| | |Hospitals (Services |27 Feb 19|27 Feb 1998 | |Charges) Amendment |98 | | |Regulations (No. 2) |p. 1033 | | |1997 | | | |Hospitals (Services |30 Jun 19|30 Jun 1998 | |Charges) Amendment |98 | | |Regulations 1998 |p. 3532-3| | |Hospitals (Services |22 Jan 19|22 Jan 1999 | |Charges) Amendment |99 p. 215| | |Regulations (No. 2) | | | |1998 | | | |Hospitals (Services |28 May 19|28 May 1999 | |Charges) Amendment |99 | | |Regulations 1999 |p. 2148 | | |Hospitals (Services |25 Jun 19|1 Jul 1999 | |Charges) Amendment |99 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 2) |p. 2739-4| | |1999 |0 | | |Hospitals (Services |9 Nov 199|9 Nov 1999 | |Charges) Amendment |9 p. 5685| | |Regulations (No. 3) | | | |1999 | | | |Reprint of the Hospitals (Services Charges) | |Regulations 1984 as at 26 Nov 1999 | |(includes amendments listed above) | |Hospitals (Services |30 Jun 20|1 Jul 2000 | |Charges) Amendment |00 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 2) 200|p. 3414-1| | |0 |5 | | |Hospitals (Services |30 Jun 20|1 Jul 2000 | |Charges) Amendment |00 |(see r. 2) | |Regulations 2000 |p. 3415-1| | | |6 | | |Hospitals (Services |16 Jan 20|16 Jan 2001 | |Charges) Amendment |01 p. 335| | |Regulations | | | |(No. 3) 2000 | | | |Hospitals (Service |30 Jan 20|30 Jan 2001 | |Charges) Amendment |01 | | |Regulations 2001 |p. 616-17| | |Hospitals (Services |4 May 200|4 May 2001 | |Charges) Amendment |1 p. 2241| | |Regulations (No. 2) | | | |2001 | | | |Hospitals (Services |25 Sep 20|25 Sep 2001 | |Charges) Amendment |01 | | |Regulations (No. 3) |p. 5288 | | |2001 | | | |Hospitals (Services |12 Oct 20|12 Oct 2001 | |Charges) Amendment |01 | | |Regulations (No. 4) |p. 5562 | | |2001 | | | |Reprint of the Hospitals (Services Charges) | |Regulations 1984 as at 7 Dec 2001 | |(includes amendments listed above) | |Hospitals (Services |18 Jun 20|18 Jun 2002 | |Charges) Amendment |02 | | |Regulations 2002 |p. 2857 | | |Hospitals (Services |18 Jun 20|18 Jun 2002 | |Charges) Amendment |02 | | |Regulations (No. |p. 2858-9| | |2) 2002 | | | |Hospitals (Services |1 Nov 200|1 Nov 2002 | |Charges) Amendment |2 | | |Regulations (No. 3) |p. 5368-9| | |2002 | | | |Hospitals (Services |28 Feb 20|28 Feb 2003 | |Charges) Amendment |03 | | |Regulations 2003 |p. 663-4 | | |Hospitals (Services |24 Apr 20|24 Apr 2003 | |Charges) Amendment |03 | | |Regulations (No. 2) |p. 1270-1| | |2003 | | | |Hospitals (Services |17 Jun 20|1 Jul 2003 (see | |Charges) Amendment |03 |r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 3) |p. 2213-1| | |2003 |6 | | |Equality of Status |30 Jun 20|1 Jul 2003 (see r. 2| |Subsidiary Legislation |03 |and Gazette | |Amendment |p. 2581-6|30 Jun 2003 p. 2579)| |Regulations 2003 Pt. 16|38 | | |Hospitals (Services |18 Nov 20|18 Nov 2003 | |Charges) Amendment |03 | | |Regulations (No. 4) |p. 4723-4| | |2003 | | | |Hospitals (Services |13 Feb 20|13 Feb 2004 | |Charges) Amendment |04 p. 539| | |Regulations 2004 | | | |Hospitals (Services |4 May 200|4 May 2004 | |Charges) Amendment |4 p. 1384| | |Regulations (No. 2) | | | |2004 | | | |Hospitals (Services |29 Jun 20|1 Jul 2004 (see | |Charges) Amendment |04 |r. 2) | |Regulations |p. 2525-8| | |(No. 3) 2004 | | | |Hospitals (Services |30 Nov 20|30 Nov 2004 | |Charges) Amendment |04 | | |Regulations |p. 5488 | | |(No. 4) 2004 | | | |Reprint 4: The Hospitals (Services Charges) | |Regulations 1984 as at 3 Dec 2004 | |(includes amendments listed above) | |Hospitals (Services |11 Mar 20|11 Mar 2005 | |Charges) Amendment |05 | | |Regulations 2005 |p. 913-14| | |Hospitals (Services |19 Apr 20|19 Apr 2005 | |Charges) Amendment |05 | | |Regulations (No. 2) |p. 1291 | | |2005 | | | |Hospitals (Services |28 Jun 20|1 Jul 2005 (see | |Charges) Amendment |05 |r. 2) | |Regulations |p. 2921-2| | |(No. 4) 2005 | | | |Hospitals (Services |14 Oct 20|14 Oct 2005 | |Charges) Amendment |05 | | |Regulations |p. 4555-6| | |(No. 3) 2005 | | | |Hospitals (Services |3 Feb 200|3 Feb 2006 | |Charges) Amendment |6 p. 518 | | |Regulations 2006 | | | |Hospitals (Services |4 Apr 200|4 Apr 2006 | |Charges) Amendment |6 p. 1408| | |Regulations | | | |(No. 2) 2006 | | | |Hospitals (Services |13 Jun 20|1 Jul 2006 (see | |Charges) Amendment |06 |r. 2) | |Regulations (No. 3) |p. 2062-3| | |2006 | | | |Reprint 5: The Hospitals (Services Charges) | |Regulations 1984 as at 11 Aug 2006 | |(includes amendments listed above) | |Hospitals (Services |14 Nov 20|14 Nov 2006 | |Charges) Amendment |06 | | |Regulations (No. 5) |p. 4727 | | |2006 | | | |Hospitals (Services |15 Dec 20|15 Dec 2006 | |Charges) Amendment |06 | | |Regulations (No. 4) |p. 5627 | | |2006 | | | |Hospitals (Services |23 Jan 20|23 Jan 2007 (see | |Charges) Amendment |07 |r. 2) | |Regulations |p. 181-2 | | |(No. 6) 2006 | | | |Hospitals (Services |29 Jun 20|29 Jun 2007 | |Charges) Amendment |07 | | |Regulations 2007 |p. 3195 | | |Hospitals (Services |10 Jul 20|r. 1 and 2: | |Charges) Amendment |07 |10 Jul 2007 | |Regulations (No. 2) 200|p. 3418-1|(see r. 2(a)); | |7 |9 |Regulations other | | | |than r. 1 and 2: | | | |11 Jul 2007 (see | | | |r. 2(b)) | |Hospitals (Services |30 Oct 20|r. 1 and 2: | |Charges) Amendment |07 |30 Oct 2007 | |Regulations (No. 3) 200|p. 5882-3|(see r. 2(a)); | |7 | |Regulations other | | | |than r. 1 and 2: | | | |31 Oct 2007 (see | | | |r. 2(b)) | |Hospitals (Services |25 Jan 20|r. 1 and 2: | |Charges) Amendment |08 |25 Jan 2008 | |Regulations 2008 |p. 213-14|(see r. 2(a)); | | | |Regulations other | | | |than r. 1 and 2: | | | |26 Jan 2008 (see | | | |r. 2(b)) | |Hospitals (Services |10 Jun 20|r. 1 and 2: | |Charges) Amendment |08 |10 Jun 2008 | |Regulations |p. 2488-9|(see r. 2(a)); | |(No. 2) 2008 | |r. 4(1)(c) and (d): | | | |11 Jun 2008 (see | | | |r. 2(b)); | | | |Regulations other | | | |than r. 1, 2, | | | |4(1)(c) and (d): | | | |1 Jul 2008 | | | |(see r. 2(c)) | |Reprint 6: The Hospitals (Services Charges) | |Regulations 1984 as at 22 Aug 2008 | |(includes amendments listed above) | |Hospitals (Services |19 Dec 20|r. 1 and 2: | |Charges) Amendment |08 |19 Dec 2008 | |Regulations |p. 5364 |(see r. 2(a)); | |(No. 4) 2008 | |Regulations other | | | |than r. 1and 2 | | | |20 Dec 2008 (see | | | |r. 2(b)) | |Hospitals (Services |10 Feb 20|r. 1 and 2: | |Charges) Amendment |09 |10 Feb 2009 | |Regulations 2009 |p. 273-4 |(see r. 2(a)); | | | |Regulations other | | | |than r. 1 and 2: | | | |11 Feb 2009 (see | | | |r. 2(b)) | |Hospitals (Services |1 May 200|r. 1 and 2: | |Charges) Amendment |9 |1 May 2009 | |Regulations (No. 3) |p. 1434-5|(see r. 2(a)); | |2009 | |Regulations other | | | |than r. 1 and 2: | | | |2 May 2009 (see | | | |r. 2(b)) | |Hospitals (Services |23 Jun 20|r. 1 and 2: | |Charges) Amendment |09 |23 Jun 2009 | |Regulations (No. 4) |p. 2463-4|(see r. 2(a)); | |2009 | |Regulations other | | | |than r. 1 and 2: | | | |1 Jul 2009 (see | | | |r. 2(b)) | |Hospitals (Services |28 Jul 20|r. 1 and 2: | |Charges) Amendment |09 |28 Jul 2009 | |Regulations (No. 2) |p. 2980-1|(see r. 2(a)); | |2009 | |Regulations other | | | |than r. 1 and 2: | | | |29 Jul 2009 (see | | | |r. 2(b)) | |Hospitals (Services |8 Dec 200|r. 1 and 2: | |Charges) Amendment |9 p. 5001|8 Dec 2009 | |Regulations (No. 5) | |(see r. 2(a)); | |2009 | |Regulations other | | | |than r. 1 and 2: | | | |9 Dec 2009 (see | | | |r. 2(b)) | |Hospitals (Services |19 Jan 20|r. 1 and 2: | |Charges) Amendment |10 |19 Jan 2010 | |Regulations (No. 6) |p. 148-9 |(see r. 2(a)); | |2009 | |Regulations other | | | |than r. 1 and 2: | | | |20 Jan 2010 (see | | | |r. 2(b)) | |Hospitals (Services |30 Jun 20|r. 1 and 2: | |Charges) Amendment |10 |30 Jun 2010 | |Regulations 2010 |p. 3099-1|(see r. 2(a)); | | |00 |Regulations other | | | |than r. 1 and 2: | | | |1 Jul 2010 (see | | | |r. 2(b) and (c)) | |Reprint 7: The Hospitals (Services Charges) | |Regulations 1984 as at 10 Sep 2010 | |(includes amendments listed above) | |Hospitals (Services |22 Oct 20|r. 1 and 2: | |Charges) Amendment |10 |22 Oct 2010 | |Regulations |p. 5219-2|(see r. 2(a)); | |(No. 3) 2010 |0 |Regulations other | | | |than r. 1 and 2: | | | |23 Oct 2010 (see | | | |r. 2(b)) | |Hospitals (Services |11 |r. 1 and 2: 11 Feb | |Charges) Amendment |Feb 2011 |2011 (see r. 2(a)); | |Regulations 2011 |p. 480 |Regulations other | | | |than r. 1 and 2: | | | |12 Feb 2011 (see | | | |r. 2(b)) | |Hospitals (Services |12 Apr 20|r. 1 and 2: 12 Apr | |Charges) Amendment |11 |2011 (see r. 2(a)); | |Regulations |p. 1309 |Regulations other | |(No. 3) 2011 | |than r. 1 and 2: | | | |13 Apr 2011 (see | | | |r. 2(b)) | |Hospitals (Services |3 Jun |r. 1 and 2: | |Charges) Amendment |2011 |3 Jun 2011 | |Regulations |p. 1977-8|(see r. 2(a)); | |(No. 2) 2011 | |Regulations other | | | |than r. 1 and 2: | | | |4 Jun 2011 (see | | | |r. 2(b)) | |Hospitals (Services |3 Jun |r. 1 and 2: 3 | |Charges) Amendment |2011 |Jun 2011 | |Regulations |p. 1976-7|(see r. 2(a)); | |(No. 4) 2011 | |Regulations other | | | |than r. 1 and 2: 1 | | | |Jul 2011 (see | | | |r. 2(b)) | |Hospitals (Services |21 Oct 20|r. 1 and 2: | |Charges) Amendment |11 |21 Oct 2011 | |Regulations |p. 4450-1|(see r. 2(a)); | |(No. 6) 2011 | |Regulations other | | | |than r. 1 and 2: | | | |22 Oct 2011 (see | | | |r. 2(b)) | |Hospitals (Services |30 Dec 20|r. 1 and 2: | |Charges) Amendment |11 |30 Dec 2011 | |Regulations |p. 5575-6|(see r. 2(a)); | |(No. 7) 2011 | |Regulations other | | | |than r. 1 and 2: | | | |1 Jan 2012 (see | | | |r. 2(b)) | |Hospitals (Services |24 Feb 20|r. 1 and 2: | |Charges) Amendment |12 |24 Feb 2012 | |Regulations 2012 |p. 804-7 |(see r. 2(a)); | | | |Regulations other | | | |than r. 1 and 2: | | | |25 Feb 2012 (see | | | |r. 2(b)) | |Hospitals (Services |13 Mar 20|r. 1 and 2: | |Charges) Amendment |12 |13 Mar 2012 | |Regulations (No. |p. 1035-6|(see r. 2(a)); | |2) 2012 | |Regulations other | | | |than r. 1 and 2: | | | |14 Mar 2012 (see | | | |r. 2(b)) | |Hospitals (Services |20 Apr |r. 1 and 2: 20 Apr | |Charges) Amendment |2012 |2012 (see r. 2(a)); | |Regulations (No. |p. 1696 |Regulations other | |3) 2012 | |than r. 1 and 2: | | | |21 Apr 2012 (see | | | |r. 2(b)) | 2 Formerly referred to the Workers' Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 1981 the short title of which was changed to the Workers' Compensation and Injury Management Act 1981 by the Workers' Compensation Reform Act 2004 s. 5. The reference was changed under the Reprints Act 1984 s. 7(3)(gb). 3 The Miscellaneous Regulations (Validation) Act 1985 applied to these regulations. It deemed the regulations not to have ceased to have effect as a result of the failure to comply with the Interpretation Act 1984 s. 42(1), subject to their being laid before the Legislative Assembly. The Interpretation Act 1984 s. 42(2) then applied as if the words "or if any regulations are not laid before both Houses of Parliament in accordance with subsection (1)" had been omitted. 4 The commencement date of 1 September 1990 that was specified in these regulations was before the date of their publication in the Gazette. Defined Terms [This is a list of terms defined and the provisions where they are defined. The list is not part of the law.] Defined Term Provision(s) compensable day patient 4(1) compensable in-patient 4(1) compensable out-patient 4(1) concession card 4(1) concessional beneficiary 4(1) day hospital 4(1) day patient 4(1) eligible day patient 4(1) eligible out-patient 4(1) eligible person 4(1) eligible war service veteran 4(1) entitlement card 4(1) hospital 4(1) hospital bed 4(1) ineligible day patient 4(1) ineligible in-patient 4(1) ineligible out-patient 4(1) in-patient 4(1) Internal Territory 4(1) midwife 4(1) midwifery service 4(1) National Health Act 4(1) nursing home bed 4(1) nursing home type patient 4(1) other services 4(1) out-patient 4(1) participating hospital 4(1) PBS list 4(1) PBS price 4(1) pensioner 4(1) pensioner concession card 4(1) personal treatment entitlement card 4(1) private in-patient 4(1) private nursing home type patient 4(1) private pathology out-patient 4(1) professional service 4(1) public in-patient 4(1) same day patient 4(1) specific treatment entitlement card 4(1) specified 5(4) surgically implanted prostheses 4(1) war service veteran 4(1)