Child Support Legislation Amendment (Reform of the Child Support Scheme—New Formula and Other Measures) Act 2006
40ACases where there is more than one person entitled to child support
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40A Cases where there is more than one person entitled to child support
(1) If, in applying: (a) subsection 36(4) or 38(5) or (6); or (b) step 9 in the method statement in section 39 or 40; or (c) subsection 65A(5); child support is payable to: (d) a parent and a non‑parent carer of a child; or (e) 2 non‑parent carers of a child; then, the annual rate of child support for the child for a day in the child support period that each parent or non‑parent carer (as the case requires) is, subject to section 40B, entitled to be paid is:
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Note: Under section 40B, a non‑parent carer of a child is not entitled to be paid child support unless he or she applies under section 25A in relation to the child.
(2) In applying subsection (1), even if a non‑parent carer is not entitled to be paid an annual rate of child support because of section 40B, the non‑parent carer’s cost percentage is taken into account.