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Section 314 — Social Security Act 2018: Work-tested benefit of applicant subject to non-entitlement period

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314 Work-tested benefit of applicant subject to non-entitlement period (1) A work-tested benefit granted to an applicant who is subject to a non-entitlement period is subject to a stand down, and is a benefit that commences on a date calculated under section 316 , if— (a) the work-tested benefit is granted to the applicant conditionally under section 324 ; and (b) the applicant is subject to the non-entitlement period because of the application of section 225 ; and (c) section 225 applies to the applicant because the applicant is a person described in section 226(a) . (2) Any other work-tested benefit granted to an applicant who is subject to a non-entitlement period is a benefit that commences on the later of— (a) the date the applicant became entitled to receive it; and (b) the date the application for it was received. Compare: 1964 No 136 s 80(4)

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