Tenancy Agreement — Dual Role Provider
Tenancy separate from service
- Purpose and scope
- Required evidence
- Roles and responsibilities
- Review and approval
A tenancy agreement that is not the service agreement. A participant who can change provider without losing their home. Keys, entry, private space, money handling, and a way to raise a concern about the house without it going to the person who runs it. This pack is those 18 documents — and it ships inside the Complete SIL Compliance Kit.
Tenancy separate from service
One agreement doing the work of a tenancy and a service agreement
Support that is contingent on staying in the house, or reads as if it is
No record that the participant was told, in plain words, what they were signing
Entry, keys and private space governed by habit rather than a written rule
Concerns about the house raised to the same person who runs the house
Every one of the 18 titles in the head-lease pack is listed here — the full contents, not a sample. They arrive inside the Complete SIL Compliance Kit, in their own folder. Type what you need and see what answers it.
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The head-lease documents ship inside the Complete SIL Compliance Kit, in their own folder, at no extra charge. That kit is a one-off purchase and the documents are yours to keep. If you subscribe to ProviderQMS, buy the kit inside your Library and it loads there, ready to customise in one click — the subscription is the workspace, and document kits are sold separately from it.
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No. It ships inside the Complete SIL Compliance Kit, in its own folder, at no extra charge. There is no separate price for it and there is no separate download.
That your organisation is both the landlord of the home and the provider of the supports delivered in it. The pack is written for that arrangement: it separates the tenancy from the service, records that the participant understood what they signed, and gives a route to raise a concern about the home that does not run through the person responsible for the home.
It is written for the head-lease arrangement, where the provider holds the lease. Several of the documents — the conflict of interest register, the keys and entry register, the money handling procedure, the shared living emergency plan — are useful in any SIL house.
No. Your auditor and the NDIS Commission decide outcomes, and no supplier can promise otherwise. What these documents give you is the evidence you do control, written so an auditor can follow it.
If written auditor feedback identifies a Standards-alignment problem in one of our documents, send it to us. We update that document within 48 hours or refund your purchase, on the terms set out on our refunds page.
No. They are editable Word files. Add your service details and change anything that does not reflect how your organisation actually works.
Instant download. Editable. Yours to keep.
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