Primary Carer definition

Primary Carer means the person who has responsibility for the care of the Child. Only one person can be the Child’s Primary Carer on a particular day.
Primary Carer means a person who has primary or substantial care responsibilities for a child.”
Primary Carer means, in relation to an adult, the adult or organisation primarily caring for that adult;

More Definitions of Primary Carer

Primary Carer means a person who has the primary responsibility for the care of a new born or newly adopted or fostered child and who physically cares for the child on a daily basis.
Primary Carer means, in relation to an adult, the adult or organisation primarily caring for him;
Primary Carer means a person whom assumes the principal role of providing care to an immediate family member.
Primary Carer means the birth mother of the Child or the person who is the primary carer of a newly adopted Child. Only one person can be a Child's primary carer, except in relation to Clause 36.
Primary Carer means, in relation to an adult, the adult or organisation primarily caring for him; "registered patient" means-
Primary Carer means an Employee who has primary responsibility for the care of a child.
Primary Carer means a person with primary responsibility for caring for the child, usually the child’s parent or adopted parent.