Can licensees appoint one QAC Supervisor to oversee multiple QACs?
Healthcare Services (General) Regulations, Committees appointed by licensee
Every QAC licensee must appoint, for each QAC appointed by the QAC licensee, a suitably qualified and competent QAC supervisor. However, licensee have the flexibility to appoint the same person as the QAC supervisor for multiple QACs, if the licensee has assessed that this person can effectively perform the role of a QAC Supervisor for all the QACs that he is appointed to supervise, taking into consideration his/her qualification, competencies and experience.
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