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SOCIAL SECURITY (BUDGET AND OTHER MEASURES) LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 1993 No. 121, 1993 - SECT 60
Debts arising under this Act and the 1947 Act
60. Section 1223 of the Principal Act is amended by inserting after subsection
(1) the following subsections: Non-payability because of certain multiple
entitlement exclusion provisions
"(2) If:
(a) an amount has been paid to a person by way of social security payment;
and
(b) the amount was not payable to the person because of one of the
following multiple entitlement exclusion provisions:
(i) subsection 258(3) or (4) (sole parent pension);
(ii) subsection 321(3) or (4) (widowed person allowance);
(iii) subsection 368(3) (widow B pension);
(iv) subsection 532(3), (3A) or (4) (job search allowance);
(v) subsection 614(2A), (2B), (3), (3A) or (4) (newstart
allowance);
(vi) subsection 660XCF(3) or (4) or section 660XCG (mature age
allowance);
(vii) subsection 660XCN(3) or section 660XCO (mature age partner
allowance);
(viii) subsection 686(3), (4) or (5) (sickness allowance);
(ix) subsection 735(3) or (4) or 738(1) (special benefit);
(x) subsection 787(3) or (4) (special needs pension); the amount so
paid is a debt due to the Commonwealth. Note: Other multiple
entitlement provisions also give rise to debts because of the
operation of automatic termination provisions. For example, the
multiple entitlement provision in subsection 258(2) gives rise
to an automatic termination under section 287A and this in turn
gives rise to a debt under section 1223A (see paragraph
1223A(3)(g)). Duplicate instalments
"(2A) If:
(a) an amount has been paid to a person by way of an instalment of a
social security payment; and
(b) another amount (the 'later amount') is paid to the person in respect
of the same instalment; and
(c) the later amount is not a payment of arrears; and
(d) the later amount would not otherwise be a debt due to the
Commonwealth; the later amount is a debt due to the Commonwealth.".
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