Family Responsibilities Commission Act 2008
sec.104Amendment of case plan
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sec.104 Amendment of case plan
This section applies if the commission decides to amend a family responsibilities agreement or family responsibilities order in relation to a person’s attendance at a community support service under a case plan. The commissioner may ask the registrar to amend the compulsory case plan for the person to the extent necessary to adequately provide for the amendment. A compulsory case plan amended by the registrar under subsection (2) must be endorsed by the commissioner. The registrar must as soon as practicable— give the person a copy of the amended plan; and explain the amended plan to the person in a way that ensures the person fully understands it. An amendment of a compulsory case plan must not result in the person being required to attend a community service, under the case plan, for more than 1 year. (sec.104-ssec.1) This section applies if the commission decides to amend a family responsibilities agreement or family responsibilities order in relation to a person’s attendance at a community support service under a case plan. (sec.104-ssec.2) The commissioner may ask the registrar to amend the compulsory case plan for the person to the extent necessary to adequately provide for the amendment. (sec.104-ssec.3) A compulsory case plan amended by the registrar under subsection (2) must be endorsed by the commissioner. (sec.104-ssec.4) The registrar must as soon as practicable— give the person a copy of the amended plan; and explain the amended plan to the person in a way that ensures the person fully understands it. (sec.104-ssec.5) An amendment of a compulsory case plan must not result in the person being required to attend a community service, under the case plan, for more than 1 year.
- (a) give the person a copy of the amended plan; and
- (b) explain the amended plan to the person in a way that ensures the person fully understands it.