Section 1212 — Social Security Act 1991: Meaning of terms used in this Part

In this Part: allegation authority means: (a) the Greek Australian Workers’ Welfare Association of NSW; or (b) the Commission of Enquiry established by Letters Patent of 9 February 1984 and 16 August 1984 to investigate matters known as the Greek conspiracy. Australian resident disability support pensioner means a person who qualifies for disability support pension only because he or she is an Australian resident. claim, in relation to a social security payment, includes a claim that is taken to have been made under a provision of the Social Security (Administration) Act 1999. eligible medical treatment, in relation to a person, means medical treatment of a kind that is not available to the person in Australia. Reserve service means attending a training camp as a member of any of the following: (a) the Naval Reserve; or (b) the Army Reserve; or (c) the Air Force Reserve. severely impaired disability support pensioner means a person in respect of whom the Secretary has made a determination under subsection 1218AAA(1). terminally ill overseas disability support pensioner means a person who qualifies for disability support pension because all the circumstances described in paragraphs 1218AA(1)(a), (b), (c), (d) and (e) exist in relation to the person.