Section 5F — Social Security Act 1991: Secondary pupil child

A person is a secondary pupil child of another person at a time in a financial year if: (a) at the time, the person: (i) has turned 16 but has not turned 19; and (ii) has not completed the final year of secondary school or an equivalent level of education; and (iii) is undertaking secondary education or a course of study or instruction that is determined under section 5D of the Student Assistance Act 1973 to be a secondary course; and (b) the person’s income in the financial year will not be more than $6,403; and (c) at the time, the person: (i) lives with the other person; and (ii) is wholly or substantially dependent on the other person; and (d) if the person is a member of a couple, the other person is not the person’s partner; and (e) the other person is claiming or receiving any of the following at the time: (i) parenting payment; (ii) youth allowance; (iii) jobseeker payment; (iv) special benefit. Note: The amount in paragraph (b) is indexed annually in line with CPI increases (see sections 1191 to 1194).