Help to Buy Program Directions 2025
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36 How Housing Australia is to respond where review identifies potential non‑compliance
(1) Housing Australia must take action under an arrangement in accordance with section 37 where, after conducting a review mentioned in section 34, Housing Australia is satisfied that:
(a) for a sole participant, other than a single parent—the participant’s taxable income during the periods mentioned in paragraph 34(a) exceeded the thresholds mentioned in that paragraph; and
(b) in the case of a participant who is a single parent— the participant’s taxable income during the periods mentioned in paragraph 34(b) exceeded the thresholds mentioned in that paragraph; and
(c) for joint participants—the participants’ combined taxable income during the periods mentioned in paragraph 34(c) exceeded the thresholds mentioned in that paragraph.
(2) Housing Australia may take action under an arrangement in accordance with section 37 where Housing Australia is satisfied that the participant has, at any time, not met a participation requirement, if it considers it appropriate to do so.
Note: Subsection 13(2) requires Housing Australia to ensure that each arrangement contains such terms and conditions as are necessary to enable Housing Australia to comply with the requirements of this instrument.
(3) This section does not prevent Housing Australia from making provision in an arrangement for the imposition of other measures relating to compliance, except to the extent that those provisions are directly inconsistent with this instrument.