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StatuteVeterans' Entitlements Act 1986

Section 67X — Veterans' Entitlements Act 1986: Seniors health card, gold card etc.

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Seniors health card (1) This Division applies to a person on a day if: (a) the person makes a claim for a seniors health card under Division 2 of Part VIIC on or before that day; and (b) the person does not withdraw that claim on or before that day; and (c) the person is eligible for the card on that day. (2) This Division applies to a person on a day if: (a) the person is the holder of a seniors health card on that day because of subsection 118XA(3); and (b) the person is eligible for the card on that day. Gold card (3) This Division applies to a person on a day if: (a) the person is, on that day, the holder of a card, known as the Repatriation Health Card—For All Conditions, that evidences the person’s eligibility under this Act or the MRCA to be provided with treatment for all injuries or diseases; and (b) the person is eligible for the card on that day. (4) This Division applies to a person on a day if: (a) the person makes a claim, on or before that day, under: (i) section 8 of the Australian Participants in British Nuclear Tests and British Commonwealth Occupation Force (Treatment) Act 2006; or (ii) section 9 of the Treatment Benefits (Special Access) Act 2019; for a determination that he or she is an eligible person; and (b) the person does not withdraw that claim on or before that day; and (c) the person is an eligible person (within the meaning of that Act) on that day. Fringe benefits (5) This Division applies to a person on a day if the person is eligible for fringe benefits under subsection 53A(1A) of this Act on that day.

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