Every registered provider must keep and retain the prescribed kinds of records, consistently with section 168. The Rules require records demonstrating compliance with Chapter 3 obligations and conditions and records enabling compliance to be assessed (154-2 and 154-1300), records enabling subsidy claims to be verified such as agreements, clinical records, invoices and worker attendance (154-1205), incident details (154-150), complaints and feedback records including resolution time, evaluation and training (154-205), financial and prudential reports (154-300), quality indicator records (154-110), governing body and advisory body records (154-700 to 154-805), screening records (154-900 to 154-915, including copies of misconduct allegation records), continuity records such as agreements, care plans, clinical notes, accounts and monthly statements (154-1000), and program-specific records for CHSP, NATSIFACP, MPSP and TCP; nearly all for seven years. A provider that is not bound by the Privacy Act 1988 must correct personal information as Australian Privacy Principle 13 requires (154-3).
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