21 To limit a person’s approval as a care recipient to subsection 22-2(3) one or more levels of care 22 To vary a limitation on a person’s approval as a subsection 22-2(4) care recipient 23 As to when a person urgently needed care and paragraph 22-5(2)(b) when it was practicable to apply for approval 24 To extend the period during which an application subsection 22-5(3) for approval as a care recipient can be made 25 To reject an application to extend the period during subsection 22-5(3) an application for approval as a care recipient can be made 25A To determine a person’s priority for home care subsection 222A(1) services 25B To vary a person’s priority for home care services subsection 222A(2) 26 To revoke an approval of a person as a care subsection 23-4(1) recipient Further information: Reviewable decisions: Part 6.1, Division 85-1 of the The Role of ACATs in the Reconsideration Process As part of the request for reconsideration, the Department delegate may discuss the request with the ACAT assessor and delegate to clarify matters relating to the case. If required, the Department’s delegate may request that an independent ACAT reassess the client. The independent reassessment is usually done by an ACAT that was not involved in the original decision. The ACAT undertaking the reassessment can consult the original assessors and delegate, and as many relevant parties as
21 To limit a person’s approval as a care recipient to one or more levels of care subsection 22-2(3) 22 To vary a limitation on a person’s approval as a care recipient subsection 22-2(4) 23 As to when a person urgently needed care and when it was practicable to apply for approval paragraph 22-5(2)(b) 24 To extend the period during which an application for approval as a care recipient can be made subsection 22-5(3) 25 To reject an application to extend the period during an application for approval as a care recipient can be made subsection 22-5(3) 25A To determine a person’s priority for home care services subsection 222A(1) 25B To vary a person’s priority for home care services subsection 222A(2) 26 To revoke an approval of a person as a care recipient subsection 23-4(1) Further information: Reviewable decisions: Part 6.1, Division 85-1 of the The Role of ACATs in the Reconsideration Process As part of the request for reconsideration, the Department delegate may discuss the request with the ACAT assessor and delegate to clarify matters relating to the case. If required, the Department’s delegate may request that an independent ACAT reassess the client. The independent reassessment is usually done by an ACAT that was not involved in the original decision. The ACAT undertaking the reassessment can consult the original assessors and delegate, and as many relevant parties as
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