Resources

Use the consolidated template to submit reports on tobacco volume, ingredients and marketing. Instructions included in the introduction tab.

This policy outlines what a conflict of interest is, the types of conflicts of interest prospective or registered supporters may need to consider, and a registered supporter’s duty to declare, and avoid or manage, conflicts under the Aged Care Act 2024.

These guidelines provide general information about the Transition Care Program (TCP).

The Terms of Reference defines the purpose, responsibilities, membership approach and operations of the Digital Transformation (DT) Sector Partners co-design group.

The Remote and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Aged Care Service Development Assistance Panel (SDAP) provides professional support to aged care providers who are located in remote areas or provide care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Use this form to apply for support.

This dataset reports gifts and benefits accepted in the performance of official duties that are valued over $100 (excluding GST), to meet whole‑of‑government reporting requirements set by the Australian Public Service Commission.

We developed a resource guiding culturally safe, respectful and healing aged care home design for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, co-designed with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, the aged care sector and design experts.

Information from the first Audiology Regulation Reference Group (ARRG) meeting held on 31 March 2026.

This policy outlines the concept of capacity in the context of an older person’s ability to make and communicate their own aged care decisions and the registered supporter role under the Aged Care Act 2024.

This policy outlines key elements involved in the registration and regulation of registered supporters that aim to promote the choice and control of older people seeking or receiving aged care services under the Aged Care Act 2024.

This policy outlines the role, obligations, and expected practices of aged care providers and their workforce when engaging with registered supporters.

This policy outlines the processes for cancelling a supporter’s registration under the Aged Care Act 2024.

This policy outlines how the Act aims to safeguard older people from abuse by their registered supporters.

This policy explains how anyone can lodge a complaint about a registered supporter with the System Governor, outlines possible outcomes, and details how affected entities can request an internal review of decisions under the Aged Care Act 2024.

This policy outlines how disputes between registered supporters, or an older person and their registered supporter, should be handled under the Aged Care Act 2024.

This policy outlines the notifications that an older person and their registered supporters may receive when the System Governor makes a decision relating to the regulation of a supporter under the Aged Care Act 2024. This includes registration, suspension and cancellation of a supporter.

This policy outlines the duties of registered supporters under the Aged Care Act 2024 and possible consequences for non-compliance with these duties.

This is a glossary of key terms used in the registered supporter policy library.

If you have a complaint or concern about a registered supporter, you can raise this with the System Governor, responsible for supporters. This form is a template that you may wish to use when submitting a complaint about a registered supporter.

This document provides answers to frequently asked question about the registered supporter role under the Act.