PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE INCENTIVES ACT 1997
PART 2 - THE INCENTIVES SCHEME
Division 5 - What effect does the scheme have on insurance premiums?
SECTION 5-4 POLICIES THAT CEASE TO BE DEPENDENT CHILD POLICIES 5-4 For the purposes of paragraph 5-1(2)(a), if: (a) at the time an application was made under section 4-3 for registration of a private health insurance policy for a financial year, the policy did not cover any person who was not a dependent child; and (b) on any day during that year, the person, or one or more of the persons, who was at that time covered by the policy ceases to be a dependent child but remains covered by the policy; the policy ceases to be a dependent child policy on that day.Note:
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