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StatuteFamily Law Act 1975

Section 65LB — Family Law Act 1975: Conditions for providers of post-separation parenting programs

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(1) An organisation meets the conditions in this section if: (a) it is a recipient organisation (see subsection (2)); or (b) there is a recipient organisation in relation to the organisation (see subsection (3)). (2) An organisation is a recipient organisation for the purposes of paragraph (1)(a) if it receives, or has been approved to receive, funding under a program or a part of a program designated by the Minister under subsection (4) in order to provide services that include post-separation parenting programs. (3) An organisation is a recipient organisation in relation to another organisation for the purposes of paragraph (1)(b) if: (a) both: (i) the other organisation is a member of the organisation; and (ii) the organisation receives, or has been approved to receive, funding under a program or a part of a program designated by the Minister under subsection (4) in order that the organisation’s members may provide services that include post-separation parenting programs; or (b) both: (i) the organisation acts on behalf of a group of organisations that includes the other organisation; and (ii) the organisation receives, or has been approved to receive, funding under a program or a part of a program designated by the Minister under subsection (4) in order that the organisations on whose behalf it acts may provide services that include post-separation parenting programs. (4) The Minister may, in writing, designate for the purposes of this section: (a) a program; or (b) part of a program; administered by or on behalf of the Commonwealth Government under which money appropriated by the Parliament is provided to organisations for the purposes of making post-separation parenting programs available. (5) An instrument under this section is not a legislative instrument.

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