Section 92V — Social Security Act 1991: Work test—part-year period
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(1) For the purposes of this Part, a person passes the work test for a part-year period of the person’s accruing membership of the pension bonus scheme if: (a) in any case—the person satisfies the Secretary that the total number of hours gainfully worked by the person during that period was at least the pro-rated number of hours (see subsection (2)) and that at least two-thirds of that total number of hours were worked in Australia; or (b) if the person had only one partner during that period—the person satisfies the Secretary that the total number of hours gainfully worked by the person’s partner during that period while the partner was a partner of the person and was: (i) an accruing member, or a post-75 member, of the pension bonus scheme; or (ii) an accruing member, or a post-70/75 member, of the corresponding scheme under Part IIIAB of the Veterans’ Entitlements Act; was at least the pro-rated number of hours (see subsection (2)) and that at least two-thirds of that total number of hours were worked in Australia; or (c) if the person had 2 or more partners during that period—the person satisfies the Secretary that the total number of hours gainfully worked by those partners during that period while they were partners of the person and were: (i) accruing members, or post-75 members, of the pension bonus scheme; or (ii) accruing members, or post-70/75 members, of the corresponding scheme under Part IIIAB of the Veterans’ Entitlements Act; was at least the pro-rated number of hours (see subsection (2)) and that at least two-thirds of that total number of hours were worked in Australia; and either: (d) the person satisfies the Secretary that the applicable record-keeping requirements (see section 93C) have been complied with in relation to that period; or (e) the Secretary decides to waive compliance with the applicable record-keeping requirements in relation to that period. (2) For the purposes of this section, the pro-rated number of hours applicable to a period is worked out using the formula:
Official source: Federal Register of Legislation
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