a notification from a proprietor section 60(3) or 61(3); or a report from an authorised officer that a resident of a supported residential service appears to be in need of health care, personal support or care that the supported residential service is unable to provide. (2) In exercising a function under subsection (1), the Secretary may request a report from a registered medical practitioner or other relevant health professional or care professional to inform the enquiry and assessment. (3) A registered medical practitioner or other health professional or care professional who has prepared a report on request from the Secretary under subsection (2) is authorised to disclose the resident's personal or medical information to the Secretary to the extent necessary to enable an assessment to be made. (4) If possible, the enquiry and assessment under this section must occur in consultation with the resident and the person nominated (if any). (5) Following an assessment this section, if the Secretary considers that further care should be
a notification from a proprietor section 60(3) or 61(3); or a report from an authorised officer that a resident of a supported residential service appears to be in need of health care, personal support or care that the supported residential service is unable to provide. (2) In exercising a function under subsection (1), the Secretary may request a report from a registered medical practitioner or other relevant health professional or care professional to inform the enquiry and assessment. (3) A registered medical practitioner or other health professional or care professional who has prepared a report on request from the Secretary under subsection (2) is authorised to disclose the resident's personal or medical information to the Secretary to the extent necessary to enable an assessment to be made. (4) If possible, the enquiry and assessment under this section must occur in consultation with the resident and the person nominated (if any). (5) Following an assessment this section, if the Secretary considers that further care should be