A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Administration) Act 1999
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66 Protection of payments under this Part
(1) Payments of the following are absolutely inalienable, whether by way of, or in consequence of, sale, assignment, charge, execution, bankruptcy or otherwise: (a) family tax benefit; (b) family tax benefit advances; (c) stillborn baby payments; (eb) single income family supplement; (g) one‑off payment to families; (h) economic security strategy payment to families; (i) back to school bonus or single income family bonus; (j) clean energy advance; (k) ETR payment; (l) 2020 economic support payment; (m) additional economic support payment 2020; (n) additional economic support payment 2021. (2) Subsection (1) has effect subject to: (b) section 84 (about deductions from a person’s family tax benefit to repay a debt of the person); and (ba) section 84A (about setting off a person’s entitlement to family assistance against a debt of the person); and (bb) section 87A (setting off debts against various payments); (c) section 92 (about a person consenting to deductions from the person’s family tax benefit to repay the debt of someone else); and (ca) section 92A (about setting off family assistance of a person to repay the debt of another person); and (cd) Division 3 of Part 8B (about payments to payment nominee); and (d) section 225 (about making of deductions from family assistance for payment to the Commissioner of Taxation); and (e) section 226 (about setting off a family assistance entitlement against a tax liability); and (f) section 227 (about deductions from family tax benefit to repay certain child support debts); and (fa) Part 3AA of the Social Security (Administration) Act 1999; and (g) Part 3B of the Social Security (Administration) Act 1999.