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StatuteSocial Security Act 1991

Section 1067 — Social Security Act 1991: Definitions

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General definitions (1) In this Part: accommodated independent person has the meaning given by section 1067B. independent has the meaning given by section 1067A. Note: This definition also applies in Parts 2.11, 2.11B, 3.4A, 3.4B and 3.7. in State care has the meaning given by subsection 1067A(8). in supported State care, in relation to a person, means being a person in State care in respect of whom both of the following apply: (a) the person qualifies for payments under a law of, or a non-statutory scheme administered by, a State or Territory for the making of any payments by, or by the authority of, the State or Territory to or in respect of the person for his or her upkeep; (b) such payments are being made. in unsupported State care, in relation to a person, means being a person in State care in respect of whom either of the following applies: (a) the person does not qualify for payments under a law of, or a non-statutory scheme administered by, a State or Territory for the making of any payments by, or by the authority of, the State or Territory to or in respect of the person for his or her upkeep; (b) the person qualifies, but such payments are not being made. living at home has the meaning given by section 1067E. long term income support student has the meaning given by section 1067F. member of a YA couple, in sections 1067A and 1067B, has the meaning given by section 1067C. premises or lodgings means accommodation of any kind for which rent (within the meaning of subsection 13(2)) is payable. required to live away from home has the meaning given by section 1067D.

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