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StatuteSocial Security Act 1991

Section 661B — Social Security Act 1991: Definition of qualifying remote income support payment

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(1) A qualifying remote income support payment is an income support payment: (a) of a kind set out in column 2 of an item in the following table; and (b) for which a person qualifies in the circumstances set out in column 3 of the item. Remote engagement program payment—qualifying remote income support payments Column 1 Item Column 2 Kind of payment Column 3 Circumstances 1 Disability support pension The person qualifies under subsection 94(1) and either: (a) is required, under paragraph 94(1)(da), to meet participation requirements under section 94A; or (b) is covered by a participation exemption under section 94C, 94D, 94E or 94F 2 Parenting payment The person qualifies under subsection 500(1) and either: (a) is covered by paragraph 500(1)(c) and satisfies subsection 500(2A); or (b) is covered by paragraph 500(1)(ca) and satisfies subsection 500(2B) 3 Youth allowance The person qualifies under subsection 540(1) and either: (a) is exempt, under subparagraph 540(1)(a)(ii), from undertaking full-time study but satisfies the Secretary that the person would otherwise be undertaking full-time study; or (b) is covered by subparagraph 540(1)(a)(iii) and satisfies subsection 540(2) 4 Jobseeker payment The person qualifies under subsection 593(1) or (4) 5 Any other income support payment The person is in a class of persons determined by the Minister under subsection (2) (2) The Minister may, by legislative instrument, determine a class of persons for the purposes of column 3 of item 5 of the table in subsection (1).

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