Section Sch1-43 — Social Security Act 2018: Debts: excess amounts, regulations, determinations, etc
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43 Debts: excess amounts, regulations, determinations, etc (1) This Act (for example, MSD’s duty under section 362 to recover debts) applies to debts due to the Crown under the Social Security Act 1964 , and that at the changeover are not yet recovered, as if they were specified in this Act, or in regulations made under this Act, as debts due to the Crown. (2) Regulations made under section 444 apply to, or in respect of, an amount that a person has obtained or received— (a) in excess of the amount to which the person is by law entitled or to which the person has no entitlement; and (b) before or after the commencement of this clause. (3) Regulations (providing for remittance or suspension of debt) made under section 132G of the Social Security Act 1964 are saved as if they were made under section 448 . (4) Method of recovery determinations under section 86(1BA)(a) of the Social Security Act 1964 are saved as if they were made under regulations made under section 444 . (5) Temporary deferral decisions under section 86(1BA)(b) of the Social Security Act 1964 are saved as if they were made under regulations made under section 444 . (6) Directions given under section 86(1BC) of the Social Security Act 1964 are saved as if they were given under regulations made under section 444 . (7) Assessments made under section 86(4) or (5) of the Social Security Act 1964 are saved as if they were made under regulations made under section 444 . (8) Written notices of assessments given under section 86(7) of the Social Security Act 1964, if served, are saved as if given and served under regulations made under section 444 . (9) Applications made under section 86(7) of the Social Security Act 1964, if made and not withdrawn or finally determined before the changeover, continue with all necessary modifications as if they were applications made under regulations made under section 444 .
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