This calculator informs registered providers of the minimum level of liquid assets they are required to hold calculated based on Quarterly Financial Report (QFR) financial statements.
This report gives a summary of the Commission’s public consultation on the draft Financial Prudential Standards. It covers the consultation process, themes from submissions, and outcomes from the consultation.
This presentation gives an overview of how the Liquidity Standard was developed. It includes:
- design principles and methodology of the Liquidity Standard formula
- feedback from public consultation
- liquidity Standard formula and rationale.
This fact sheet provides information for older people on the new Financial and Prudential Standards. It covers:
- who the Standards apply to
- what the Standards mean for them
- what they should expect from providers
- what they can do if their provider isn’t meeting the Standards.
You may want to request that the Commission reconsiders a reviewable decision.
This is a draft Request for reconsideration of a reviewable decision form. It is for viewing only and is subject to change. Please do not submit this form to us.
The final form will be available on our website from 1 November 2025.
To renew your registration as a registered provider, you must apply to the Commission.
This is a draft Application for renewal of registration form. It is for viewing only and is subject to change. Please do not submit this form to us.
The final form will be available on our website from 1 November 2025.
Draft Application for renewal of registration form (PDF 5.45 MB)
To deliver funded aged care services, you must apply to the Commission.
This is a draft Application for registration form. It is for viewing only and is subject to change. Please do not submit this form to us.
The final form will be available on our website from 1 November 2025.
Draft Application for registration form (PDF 6.44 MB)
To make changes to your registration, you must apply to the Commission.
This is a draft Application for variation form. It is for viewing only and is subject to change. Please do not submit this form to us.
The final form will be available on our website from 1 November 2025.
Draft Application for variation form (PDF 3.15 MB)
You must notify the Commission of a change in circumstance.
This is a draft Change in circumstance notification form. It is for viewing only and is subject to change. Please do not submit this form to us.
The final form will be available on our website from 1 November 2025.
Draft Change in circumstance notification form (PDF 6.21 MB)
This strengthened Quality Standards activity pack is designed for providers to deliver to their own staff. This pack can be delivered in full or used as a series of lesson plans for sessions on applying each of the strengthened Standards to your home care services setting.
In this video, Peter Edwards, Executive Director, Compliance and Enforcement Group, answers your questions about how we will manage non-compliance from 1 November 2025.
This video explains how the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission monitors and responds to risk in Commonwealth funded aged care. It covers the four levels of provider supervision and what they mean for registered providers and aged care workers.
This video series highlights resources we’ve created to help you get ready for the new Aged Care Act.
In this episode, Bronwen Jaggers, Executive Director of Engagement, Education and Communication, shares some of the key resources released in March and April.
Providers must complete the Audit Evidence Collection Tool (AECT) – Renewal as part of a renewal audit in registration categories 4, 5 and 6. This is compulsory for providers from 1 November 2025.
Providers only need to complete this tool once as part of the audit program.
The renewal audit helps us to understand if the provider can conform with the related strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards.
We use this tool to collect evidence about:
Draft Audit Evidence Collection Tool (AECT) – Renewal (XLSX 416.02 KB)
Providers must complete the Audit Evidence Collection Tool (AECT) – Variation as part of a variation audit, where they are asking to add categories 4, 5 or 6 to their registration. This is compulsory for providers from 1 November 2025.
The variation audit helps us to understand if the provider can conform with the related strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards.
We use this tool to collect evidence about:
Draft Audit Evidence Collection Tool (AECT) – Variation (XLSX 451.46 KB)
Providers must complete this tool as part of a renewal audit in registration categories 4 and 5.
We will identify a targeted sample of care delivery locations (Category 4 & 5). You will be notified of this sample and the CDECT – Care delivery location must only be completed for these targeted sample locations.
We use this tool to collect evidence about care and services delivered in a home or community setting.
DISCLAIMER
Providers must complete this tool as part of a renewal audit in registration category 6.
The CDECT – Residential must be completed once for each category 6 service.
We use this tool to collect evidence about the residential care home.
DISCLAIMER
The new Aged Care Act will commence from 1 November 2025 and replaces existing aged care legislation. The Aged Care Rules 2025 will support the new Aged Care Act and provide further information on how the Act will work.
Organisations or persons must complete the Audit Evidence Collection Tool (AECT) – Registration as part of the initial registration audit. This is compulsory for organisations or persons applying for registration in categories 4, 5 and 6 from 1 November 2025.
The registration audit helps us to understand if the organisation or person can conform with the related strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards.
We use this tool to collect evidence about:
Draft Audit Evidence Collection Tool (AECT) – Registration (XLSX 455.64 KB)
This strengthened Quality Standards activity pack is designed for providers to deliver to their own staff. This pack can be delivered in full or used as a series of lesson plans for sessions on applying each of the strengthened Standards to your residential services setting.
Under the new Act, registered providers will need to meet certain governance obligations.
Our Provider Governance Policy outlines our expectations of providers and guiding principles of good governance. It includes:
- definitions and principles of good governance
- provider governance obligations
- how we collect provider governance information
- how we respond to provider governance risks.
Provider Governance Policy (PDF 1.11 MB)
