(1) the first 1,000 nursing home beds proposed as components of communities shall be exempt from the consideration of public need pursuant to section 2801-a(3) of the Public Health Law and Part 670 of this Title;

(2) the prohibition against establishment of a residential health care facility to be operated by a limited partnership, or by a partnership any of the members of which are not natural persons, pursuant to section 2801-a(4)(d), shall not apply;

(3) the prohibition against establishment of a residential health care facility to be operated by a corporation any of the stock of which is owned by another corporation pursuant to section 2801-a(4)(e), shall not apply;

(4) the prohibition against contracting for management services with a party which has not received establishment approval pursuant to section 600.9(d) of this Title shall not apply;

(5) the requirements for establishment of business corporations pursuant to section 620.1 of this Title except as specifically noted herein shall be superseded by those of this Part;

(6) the requirements regarding the transfer, assignment or other disposition of 10 percent or more of the stock or voting rights pursuant to section 2801-a(4)(c) of the Public Health Law and section 620.3 of this Title shall not apply to the community as a whole (to which the provisions of this Part regarding controlling persons apply), but shall apply to any nursing home component which is to be operated by the life care community operator; and

(7) the requirements regarding the review of the character, competence and standing in the community of any principal stockholders pursuant to section 2801-a(3) of the Public Health Law and section 600.2 of this Title shall not apply to the community as a whole (to which the provisions of this Part regarding controlling persons apply), but shall apply to any nursing home component to be operated by the life care community operator.

(1) any certified home health agency established as part of a life care community shall not be exempt from the determination of public need pursuant to section 3606(2) of the Public Health Law and section 760.3 of this Title;

(2) the requirements regarding the review of the character, competence and standing in the community of any principal stockholders pursuant to sections 3605(4) and 3606(2) of the Public Health Law and sections 760.2, 765-1.2 and 765-1.3 of this Title shall not apply to the community as a whole (to which the provisions of this Part regarding controlling persons apply), but shall apply to any home care services agency, subject to article 36 of the Public Health Law, which is to be operated by the life care community operator; and

(3) the requirements regarding the transfer, assignment or other disposition of 10 percent or more of the stock or voting rights pursuant to section 3611-a(2) of the Public Health Law and sections 760.14 and 765-1.13 of this Title shall not apply to the community as a whole (to which the provisions of this Part regarding controlling persons apply), but shall apply to any home care services agency, subject to article 36 of the Public Health Law, which is to be operated by the life care community operator.

(1) any adult care facility beds established as part of a life care community shall not be exempt from the determination of public need pursuant to 18 NYCRR, section 485.6;

(2) the prohibition against establishment by certain non-natural persons and business corporations pursuant to section 461-b(1)(a) of the Social Services Law and Title 18 NYCRR, section 485.5 shall not apply; and

(3) the requirements regarding the review of character, competence and standing in the community of any principal stockholders pursuant to 18 NYCRR, section 485.6 shall not apply to the community as a whole but shall apply to any adult home component established as part of a life care community.