Home | FaHCSIA | DEEWR | DIICCSRTE | AGD | Contact us
 
FA Guide Contents Using the Guide What's New 1 Key Terms & Principles 2 Eligibility 3 Rate Calculation 4 Claims & Payments 5 Gathering Information 6 Review & Reconciliation 7 Debts 8 Transitional Arrangements Acronym List Keyword Index Act Section Index Site Map

Print this page Print this page    

1.1.C.47 Common law right to receive less

Definition

Individuals have a common law right to choose to receive less than their full entitlement to FA payments. This choice is voluntary. Individuals may only choose to receive less for the purpose of avoiding an overpayment of FTB and/or CCB.

 

Exercising this common law right does not affect the amount the individual is eligible for or entitled to under the FA legislation. If the individual chooses to receive less than their full entitlement during the financial year, they may still be assessed for their full legislative entitlement at reconciliation, when their actual ATI is known.

 

Exercising this common law right does not affect other benefits such as eligibility to a HCC and/or RA. Entitlement to these benefits is based on the individual's legislative rate (1.1.L.25).

 

Policy reference: FA Guide 4.6.4.10 Adjusted Rate of CCB

______________________________________________________

Last reviewed: 6 April 2009


Previous
Previous
Top
Top
Next
Next





Page Url: ../../../../fag/faguide-1/faguide-1.1/faguide-1.1.c/faguide-1.1.c.47.html
Last Edited: 04/05/2012 12:24:56 PM


© Commonwealth of Australia, 2013 All rights reserved