F2026
L00927
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F2026L00927 as made
Health Insurance (Accredited Pathology Laboratories - Approval) Amendment (Relevant Standards) Principles (No. 3) 2026, as made 3 July 2026, registered 6 July 2026
The operative text: sections 1 to 4, Schedule 1 Parts 1 and 2, and the commencement table.Open
2026-10-21
Explanatory Statement
Explanatory Statement to F2026L00927, registered 6 July 2026
Purpose and operation, the two standards, the consequential amendments, commencement, Attachment A and Attachment B.Open
2026-10-21
2017 Principles, compilation 19
Health Insurance (Accredited Pathology Laboratories - Approval) Principles 2017, compilation 19, 13 July 2026
Sections 6, 11 and 12, Schedule 1 clause 1 and item 20, and the amendment history.Open
2026-10-21
F2026L00934 (No. 4) 2026
Health Insurance (Accredited Pathology Laboratories - Approval) Amendment (Relevant Standards) Principles (No. 4) 2026, commenced 13 July 2026
Re-enacted Schedule 1 item 4 without the comma in the title, immediately after Part 1 commenced.Open
2026-10-21
Commission pathology standards page
Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care, Pathology Standards
The working address for the Sixth Edition 2026 documents named in Schedule 1.Open
2026-10-21
Health Insurance Act 1973
Health Insurance Act 1973 (Cth), subsections 23DN and 23DNA
The approval power and the power to determine the Principles.Open
2026-10-21

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