Section 1206Q — Social Security Act 1991: Special employment advance deduction

(1) Subject to subsection (2) and section 1206T, a special employment advance deduction is to be made from the rate of a social security entitlement that is payable to a person if: (a) the person has received a special employment advance or an instalment of a special employment advance; and (b) the person has not yet repaid the whole of the special employment advance or instalment; and (c) the amount of the special employment advance or instalment that has not been repaid is not a debt under section 1224EA. Note: For social security entitlement see subsection 23(1). (2) A special employment advance deduction may be made from a person’s rate on: (a) if the special employment advance is paid as a lump sum—the payday next following the day on which the lump sum is paid; or (b) if the special employment advance is paid by instalments—the payday next following the day on which the last instalment of the special employment advance is paid; or on any later payday.