Chapter 4—Other matters Part 1—Protection of information 4.1 Identifying information must not be disclosed to approved provider (1) An entrusted person must not disclose identifying information to an approved provider of a residential care service or a home care service. Note: and are defined in section 1.4. Entrusted person identifying information (2) However, subsection (1) does not apply if: (a) the person who provided the identifying information to the entrusted person consents to the disclosure of the information; or (b) not disclosing the identifying information would place the safety, health or wellbeing of a care recipient of the service at risk. (3) If an entrusted person proposes to disclose identifying information to an approved provider of a residential care service or a home care service, the entrusted person must, before disclosing the information, take all reasonable steps to notify the person who provided the information about the proposed disclosure.
Chapter 4—Other matters Part 1—Protection of information 4.1 Identifying information must not be disclosed to approved provider (1) An entrusted person must not disclose identifying information to an approved provider of a residential care service or a home care service. Note: Entrusted person and identifying information are defined in section 1.4. (2) However, subsection (1) does not apply if: (a) the person who provided the identifying information to the entrusted person consents to the disclosure of the information; or (b) not disclosing the identifying information would place the safety, health or wellbeing of a care recipient of the service at risk. (3) If an entrusted person proposes to disclose identifying information to an approved provider of a residential care service or a home care service, the entrusted person must, before disclosing the information, take all reasonable steps to notify the person who provided the information about the proposed disclosure.
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