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1067B. Accommodated independent person
1067B. A person is taken to be an accommodated independent person for the purposes of this Part if, and only if, the person:
- (a)
- is independent; and
- (b)
- lives at the home of either or both of his or her parents; and
- (c)
- is not, and has never been, a member of a YA couple (see section 1067C); and
- (d)
- does not have a natural or adoptive child who is wholly or substantially dependent on the person or his or her partner; and
- (e)
- has never had a natural or adoptive child who was wholly or substantially dependent on the person or on a person who, at the time, was the person's partner; and
- (f)
- is not a person who:
- (i)
- qualified for the independent living allowance under the AUSTUDY scheme, as in force immediately before the commencement of Schedule 11 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance Consequential and Related Measures) Act 1998, only under AUSTUDY Regulation 68, as in force at that time; and
- (ii)
- had not, at that time, turned 25.
Note: For parent see section 5 (paragraph (a) of that definition).
History
S.1067B inserted by Act No. 18, 1998, by s.4, Schedule 2(8);
S.1067B(f) inserted by Act No. 45, 1998, by s.3, Schedule 2(25);
