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StatuteSocial Security Act 1991

Section 911 — Social Security Act 1991: Amount of training and learning bonus

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(1) The amount of a person’s training and learning bonus is: (a) if the person qualifies for a training and learning bonus under subsection 910(2) but not under subsection 910(4)—$950; or (b) if the person qualifies for a training and learning bonus under subsection 910(4) but not under subsection 910(2)—$950 for each FTB child because of whom the person so qualifies; or (c) if the person qualifies for a training and learning bonus under subsection 910(2) and also qualifies under subsection 910(4)—the sum of: (i) $950; and (ii) $950 for each FTB child because of whom the person so qualifies. (2) Despite paragraph (1)(b) and subparagraph (1)(c)(ii) of this section, subsections 97(3), (4) and (5) of the Family Assistance Act apply in relation to the amount of a person’s training and learning bonus in relation to an FTB child in the same way as they would apply in relation to the amount of a back to school bonus under that Act.

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