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DHAC: Progress Report - Implementation of the Recommendations of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety

Published: Wednesday 15 January 2025

The report provides an objective and independent assessment by the Interim Inspector-General of Aged Care on progress of the implementation of the Royal Commission’s recommendations. It identifies progress against each recommendation, presents stakeholder views and initial observations.

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