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Part 1.1 Children and Young People Act 2008
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[1.5] Dictionary, new definition of official visitor
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"official visitor" means an official visitor for this Act appointed under the Official Visitor Act 2012
Part 1.2 Corrections Management Act 2007
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This part also prescribes other matters for the OV Act.
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"official visitor" means an official visitor for this Act appointed under the Official Visitor Act 2012
Part 1.3 Disability Services Act 1991
[1.11] Section 6 (2) (c) and note
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(c) if a provider of disability accommodation is to be funded by the grant, the provider and accommodation would comply with any relevant standards approved under section 11.
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8A Meaning of official visitor etc
In this Act:
"entitled person" means a person with disability.
"official visitor" means an official visitor for this Act appointed under the Official Visitor Act 2012
"visitable place"—
(a) means disability accommodation for respite or long-term residential purposes, wholly or partly funded by the Territory; and
(b) includes a residential aged care facility that accommodates a person with disability who is less than 65 years old.
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Example—place other than a visitable place
a private home
Note An example is part of the Act, is not exhaustive and may extend, but does not limit, the meaning of the provision in which it appears (see Legislation Act
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8C Official visitors must give notice of visit
(1) An official visitor must give the director-general written notice that the official visitor intends to visit a visitable place at least 24 hours before the official visitor's visit.
(2) However, the official visitor may visit a visitable place without giving notice if—
(a) the official visitor reasonably believes, or has been given a complaint, that an entitled person at the visitable place is at risk of harm; and
(b) the entitled person consents to the visit.
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11A Approved forms
(1) The Minister may approve forms for this Act.
(2) If the Minister approves a form for a particular purpose, the approved form must be used for that purpose.
Note For other provisions about forms, see the Legislation Act
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(3) An approved form is a notifiable instrument.
Note A notifiable instrument must be notified under the Legislation Act
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"official visitor"—see section 8A.
Part 1.4 Housing Assistance Act 2007
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25V Meaning of official visitor etc
[1.24] Section 25V, definition of visitable place
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"official visitor" means an official visitor for this Act appointed under the Official Visitor Act 2012
"visitable place" means multiple occupancy supported accommodation for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, provided by an entity funded by the Territory.
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(3) In this section:
"operating entity", for a visitable place, means—
(a) if the Territory operates the place—the director-general; or
(b) in any other case—the entity that operates the place.
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"official visitor"—see section 25V.
Part 1.5 Mental Health (Treatment and Care) Act 1994
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121 Meaning of official visitor etc
[1.33] Section 121, definition of visitable place
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"official visitor" means an official visitor for this Act appointed under the Official Visitor Act 2012
"visitable place" means—
(a) a mental health facility; or
(b) a long-term residential accommodation facility or respite facility at which a person receiving treatment or care for mental dysfunction or a mental illness may stay; or
(c) a place in a correctional centre where a detainee is receiving treatment or care for mental dysfunction or a mental illness for the period in which the treatment or care is given to the detainee.
Note A visitable place mentioned in par (c) is also a visitable place for an official visitor under the Corrections Management Act 2007
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122B Notice to official visitor of detainee receiving mental health treatment or care in correctional centre
(1) This section applies if a detainee in a correctional centre is receiving treatment or care for mental dysfunction or a mental illness in a visitable place in a correctional centre.
(2) The doctor for the correctional centre must give an official visitor for this Act written notice that a detainee is receiving treatment or care for mental dysfunction or a mental illness in the visitable place as soon as practicable, but not later than 24 hours after the detainee starts receiving treatment or care in the place.
Note A visitable place in a correctional centre is also a visitable place for an official visitor under the Corrections Management Act 2007
(see that Act
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(3) In this section:
"doctor", for a correctional centre, means the doctor appointed under the Corrections Management Act 2007
, section 21 (1) for the centre.
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[1.36] Section 122C (2) and (3)
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"official visitor"—see section 121.