Section 569 — Social Security Act 1991: Activity test

General (1) Subject to subsection (2), a person satisfies the activity test in respect of a period if the person satisfies the Secretary that, throughout the period, the person is undertaking qualifying study (see section 569A). Persons who do not satisfy the activity test (2) A person cannot be taken to satisfy the activity test if the person: (a) is a new apprentice; or (b) has completed a course for: (i) a degree of Doctor at an educational institution; or (ii) a qualification at a foreign institution that is, in the Secretary’s opinion, of the same standing as a degree of Doctor at an educational institution. Note: For educational institution see subsection 23(1).