Home | FaHCSIA | DEEWR | AGD | Contact us
 
SS Guide Contents Using the Guide What's New 1 Key Terms & Principles 2 Claim Verification 3 Qualification & Payability 4 Income & Assets 5 Rates & Payment Methods 6 Reviews, Debts & Payment Recovery 7 Portability & CFP 8 Administration Act Provisions 9 Visas, Entitlements & Assurances of Support 10 Australian Social Security Agreements 11 Income Management Acronym List Keyword Index Act Section Index Site Map

Print this page Print this page    

3.9.1.90 Notification & Recipient Obligations for HCC

Notifiable events for HCC

In addition to the common notifiable events, HCC customers must notify Centrelink within the 14 day notification period, if any of the following events occur, or are likely to occur:

  • low income HCC:
    • a person registered as a dependant (1.1.D.65) ceases to be a dependant, or
    • the customer's income in any 8 consecutive weeks equals or exceeds 125% of the applicable limit.

Explanation: The applicable limit is advised on grant of the card. The applicable limit may vary with indexation increases in March and September each year.

  • foster child HCC:
    • foster child leaves care, or
    • foster child leaves Australia, or
    • foster child commences receiving an income support payment, or
    • foster child income exceeds the FTB child limit for same age FTB child, or
    • foster child aged 21 to 24 ceases full-time study.

 

Act reference: SSAct section 1061ZO Qualification see subsection (5), section 1071A Health care card income test

 

Common provisions

Some notification and recipient obligations are common to MOST payments, and explained elsewhere in the SS Guide.

 

Policy reference: SS Guide 3.1.3 Notification & Recipient Obligations, 8.1.3.10 Provision of Information

_______________________________________________________

Last reviewed: 17 July 2006


Previous
Previous
Top
Top
Next
Next





Page Url: ../../../../ssg/ssguide-3/ssguide-3.9/ssguide-3.9.1/ssguide-3.9.1.90.html
Last Edited: 07/09/2011 3:04:44 PM


© Commonwealth of Australia, 2012 All rights reserved