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StatuteChild Support (Assessment) Act 1989

Section 54L — Child Support (Assessment) Act 1989: Reviews of percentages of care under the Family Assistance Administration Act apply for child support purposes

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(1) Subject to subsection (2), if: (a) the Secretary reviews a decision under section 105 or 109A of the Family Assistance Administration Act; and (b) reviewing the decision involves (wholly or partly) a review of a determination that: (i) was made under a provision of Subdivision D of Division 1 of Part 3 of the Family Assistance Act; or (ii) has effect, under section 35T of that Act, as if it were a determination made under such a provision; and (c) the Secretary’s decision on the review has the effect of varying the determination or substituting a new determination; section 54K of this Act applies as if the determination as varied or substituted were the family assistance care determination referred to in that section. (2) If: (a) the ART reviews a decision on application referred to in section 111 of the Family Assistance Administration Act; and (b) the review involves (wholly or partly) a review of a determination that: (i) was made under a provision of Subdivision D of Division 1 of Part 3 of the Family Assistance Act; or (ii) has effect, under section 35T of that Act, as if it were a determination made under such a provision; and (c) the decision on review has the effect of varying or substituting the determination; section 54K of this Act applies as if the determination as varied or substituted were the family assistance care determination referred to in that section.

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