(1)  The Senior Practitioner may require a disability services provider, any employee of the provider, and a funded private person, to provide the Senior Practitioner with any reasonable assistance that the Senior Practitioner may require to perform a function or exercise a power of the Senior Practitioner in the disability services provider's premises or the private funded premises of the funded private person.

(2)  A disability services provider, any employee of the provider and a funded private person –

(a) must not fail to provide reasonable assistance when required to do so under subsection (1) ; and

(b) must give full and true answers to the best of the provider's, employee's or funded private person's knowledge, respectively, to any question asked by the Senior Practitioner in the performance or exercise of a function or power of the Senior Practitioner under this Act.

Penalty:  Fine not exceeding 200 penalty units.