Do licensees need to comply with co-location requirements for the services delivered through “Temporary Premises” or “Remote” MOSD?
Healthcare Services (General) Regulations, Licensed premises,licensed conveyances & equipment
The concept of co-location only applies to Permanent Premises and Conveyance MOSDs. Hence, there is no need to comply with co-location requirements for services provided through Temporary or Remote MOSDs.
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