A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Administration) Act 1999
Note:
This Part does not apply in relation to any decision of the Secretary under Division 5 of Part 4 (about departure prohibition orders).
CCH Note:
No 53 of 2008, s 3 and Sch 1 item 64 contains the following transitional provision:
Transitional
-
varying CCB % determinations
Secretary may vary CCB % determinations between commencement and 6 July 2008
(1)
If:
(a)
at the commencement of this item, a determination of CCB % under section
50J
of the Family Assistance Administration Act is in force in respect of a claimant who is an individual; and
(b)
the Secretary considers that, if the Secretary were making the determination of CCB % on 7 July 2008, the CCB % determined on 7 July (the
new CCB %
) would be different from the CCB % at commencement (the
current CCB %
);
the Secretary may, in writing, vary the determination of CCB % so that the claimant
'
s CCB % is the new CCB %.
(2)
A variation under subitem (1) has effect for the purposes of the Family Assistance Administration Act from 7 July 2008.
(3)
A variation under subitem (1) cannot be made after 6 July 2008.
Decisions to vary are reviewable
(4)
For the purposes of Part
5
of the Family Assistance Administration Act, a decision of the Secretary to vary a determination under subitem (1) is taken to be a decision of an officer under the family assistance law.
If the decision reviewer has affirmed, varied or set aside a decision under Subdivision B of Division 1 , application may be made to the ART for review ( ART review ) of the decision as affirmed or varied or, if it has been set aside and another decision substituted, the decision so substituted.
111(1A)
If a decision has been made by: (a) the Secretary personally; or (b) another agency head himself or herself in the exercise of a delegated power; or (c) the Chief Executive Centrelink in the exercise of a delegated power; or (d) the Chief Executive Medicare in the exercise of a delegated power;
application may be made to the ART for review (also ART review ) of the decision.
111(1B)
(Repealed by No 146 of 2006)
111(2)
However, a person cannot apply for review under subsection (1) or (1A) in respect of any of the following decisions: (a) a decision about the form or manner in which an application or claim is to be made or a notice given; (b) a decision about the kind of information or documents required to be given in or to accompany an application, claim or notice; (c) a decision under section 109G or 113 (continuation of payment etc. pending review of adverse decision); (d) a decision under Division 1 of Part 6 or section 203A (Secretary requiring or requesting information from person); (da) a decision under section 67FE , 67FG , 67FH or 67FI (Secretary requesting information in relation to CCS or ACCS) or subsection 204A(6) (Secretary requesting further information about a child care service stopping operations); (e) a decision relating to the Secretary ' s power under section 137 or 141 to settle proceedings before the ART; (f) a child care provider decision;
(fa) (Repealed by No 22 of 2017) (g) a decision under section 203C (engaging expert for independent audit); (h) a decision under section 204D (information about number of child care places).
(i) (Repealed by No 22 of 2017)
111(2A)
A child care decision about an individual ' s entitlement to be paid CCS for a week, to the extent the child care decision is based on: (a) the individual ' s adjusted taxable income for the income year (the relevant income year ) in which the CCS fortnight that includes the week starts; or (b) the individual ' s activity test result for the CCS fortnight that includes the week;
is not to be reviewed on ART review unless the individual has met the CCS reconciliation conditions for the relevant income year.
111(2B)
(Repealed by No 125 of 2019)
111(3)
In this section:
decision reviewer
means a person who, in accordance with subsection
109A(2)
, reviewed a decision that was the subject of an application under section
109A
.
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