143Working out normal earnings

143 Working out normal earnings Subdivision C—Working out ADF earnings 144 Working out ADF earnings 145 Simplified outline of this Subdivision 146 Working out pre‑CFTS earnings 147 Working out pre‑CFTS pay 148 Definition of example period for former continuous full‑time Reservists 149 Working out reserve pay 150 Working out normal weekly hours for persons who have chosen pre‑CFTS earnings Division 5—Working out normal earnings and normal weekly hours for former part‑time Reservists who were engaged in civilian work 151 Simplified outline of this Division Subdivision B—Working out normal earnings of former part‑time Reservists who were engaged in civilian work 152 Application of this Division to former part‑time Reservists who were engaged in civilian work 153 Working out normal earnings 154 Working out the ADF component of normal earnings 155 Definition of example period for ADF component of normal earnings 156 Working out the civilian component of normal earnings 157 Definition of example period for the civilian component of normal earnings Subdivision E—Working out normal weekly hours 158 Working out normal weekly hours Division 6—Working out normal earnings for former part‑time Reservists who were not engaged in civilian work 159 Simplified outline of this Division 160 Application of this Division to former part‑time Reservists who were not engaged in civilian work 161 Working out normal earnings Division 7—Working out normal earnings for former part‑time Reservists who were previously Permanent Forces members 162 Simplified outline of this Division 163 Application of this Division to former part‑time Reservists who were previously Permanent Forces members 164 Working out normal earnings Division 8—Working out normal earnings and normal weekly hours for former part‑time Reservists who were previously continuous full‑time Reservists 165 Simplified outline of this Division Subdivision B—Working out normal earnings for former part‑time Reservists who were previously continuous full‑time Reservists 166 Application of this Division to former part‑time Reservists who were previously continuous full‑time Reservists 167 Working out normal earnings 168 Working out full‑time ADF earnings 169 Simplified outline of this Subdivision 170 Working out pre‑CFTS earnings 171 Working out pre‑CFTS pay 172 Definition of example period for the pre‑CFTS pay 173 Working out reserve pay 173A Example periods for those injured as continuous full‑time Reservists 174 Working out normal weekly hours for persons who have chosen pre‑CFTS earnings Division 9—Working out normal and actual earnings and normal weekly hours for persons who were cadets or declared members 175 Regulations may prescribe methods for working out normal and actual earnings and normal weekly hours for cadets and declared members Part 5—Adjusting the amount of compensation for incapacity for service or work Division 1—Introduction 176 Simplified outline of this Part 177 Definitions of normal earnings and actual earnings Division 2—General rules relating to normal and actual earnings etc. 178 Simplified outline of this Division 179 Normal earnings that are less than the minimum wage 180 Amounts that are excluded when working out normal and actual earnings 181 Matters to be considered in determining actual earnings 182 Indexation of pre‑CFTS pay and civilian daily earnings 183 Indexation of $100 in ADF pay Division 3—Adjusting ADF pay and pay‑related allowances 184 Simplified outline of this Division 185 Increases in pay and allowances 186 Increases in pay and allowances due to actual promotions 187 Commission must determine category of defence work when defence work abolished 188 Commission may determine pay‑related allowances when defence work abolished 189 Amount of pay and allowances for those undergoing initial training 190 No other adjustments to be taken into account Division 4—Adjusting other pay 191 Simplified outline of this Division 192 Definitions of civilian daily earnings, example period and pre‑CFTS pay 193 Variations during the example period 194 Civilian daily earnings or pre‑CFTS pay if working them out is impracticable Division 5—Working out compensation for parts of weeks 195 Simplified outline of this Division 196 Working out compensation for parts of weeks Part 6—Choice to receive a Special Rate Disability Pension 197 Simplified outline of this Part 198 What is a Special Rate Disability Pension? 199 Persons who are eligible to make a choice under this Part 200 Choice to receive Special Rate Disability Pension 201 When the choice is to be made 202 Other requirements for the choice 203 Determinations by Commission 204 Offsets 204A Overpayment if payment of lump sum under section 138 205 Compensation for cost of financial advice and legal advice 206 Amount of financial advice and legal advice compensation 207 Whom the compensation is payable to 208 Persons who are imprisoned 209 Ceasing to meet certain criteria 209A Energy supplement for Special Rate Disability Pension 210 Return to work scheme Part 7—Other types of compensation for members and former members 211 Simplified outline of this Part Division 2—Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme 212 Motor Vehicle Compensation Scheme Division 3—Compensation for household and attendant care services 213 Definitions 214 Compensation for household services 215 Matters to be considered in household services compensation claims 216 Amount of household compensation 217 Compensation for attendant care services 218 Matters to be considered in attendant care compensation claims 219 Amount of compensation for attendant care services 220 Whom household and attendant care compensation is payable to Division 4—MRCA supplement for members and former members 221 Eligibility for MRCA supplement 222 MRCA supplement not payable in some circumstances 223 Rate of MRCA supplement 224 Payment of MRCA supplement Division 5—Compensation for loss of, or damage to, medical aids 226 Compensation for loss of, or damage to, medical aids 227 Exclusions relating to serious defaults etc. 228 Exclusions relating to travel 229 Amount of medical aid compensation 230 Whom medical aid compensation is payable to Chapter 5—Compensation for dependants of certain deceased members, members and former members 231 Simplified outline of this Chapter Part 2—Compensation for member’s death for wholly dependent partners 232 Simplified outline of this Part Division 2—Compensation for member’s death for wholly dependent partners 233 Compensation for member’s death for wholly dependent partners 234 Amount of compensation for wholly dependent partners 235 Notifying the partner 236 Choice to take lump sum 238 Whom the compensation is payable to 238A Energy supplement for compensation for wholly dependent partners of deceased members Division 3—Compensation for cost of financial advice and legal advice for wholly dependent partners 239 Compensation for cost of financial advice and legal advice 240 Amount of financial advice and legal advice compensation 241 Whom the compensation is payable to Division 4—Continuing permanent impairment and incapacity etc. compensation for wholly dependent partners 242 Continuing permanent impairment and incapacity etc. compensation for wholly dependent partners 243 Amount of permanent impairment and incapacity etc. compensation 244 Whom permanent impairment and incapacity etc. compensation is payable to Division 5—MRCA supplement for wholly dependent partners 245 Eligibility for MRCA supplement 246 MRCA supplement not payable in some circumstances 247 Rate of MRCA supplement 248 Payment of MRCA supplement Part 3—Compensation for eligible young persons dependent on certain deceased members, members or former members 250 Simplified outline of this Part Division 2—Lump sum compensation for member’s death for certain eligible young persons 251 Lump sum compensation for member’s death for certain eligible young persons 252 Amount of compensation for dependent eligible young persons Division 3—Weekly compensation for certain eligible young persons 253 Weekly compensation for certain eligible young persons 254 Amount of weekly compensation Division 4—Continuing permanent impairment and incapacity etc. compensation for certain eligible young persons 255 Continuing permanent impairment and incapacity etc. compensation for certain eligible young persons 256 Amount of permanent impairment and incapacity etc. compensation Division 5—Whom compensation under Divisions 2 to 4 is payable to 257 Whom the compensation is payable to Division 6—Education scheme for certain eligible young persons dependent on members, former members and deceased members 258 Education scheme for certain eligible young persons 259 Completing courses begun before turning 25 years old Division 7—Exclusion of Part for wholly dependent partners 260 Exclusion of Part for wholly dependent partners Part 4—Compensation for dependants other than wholly dependent partners and eligible young persons 261 Simplified outline of this Part 262 Compensation for dependants other than wholly dependent partners and eligible young persons 263 Amount of compensation for other dependants 264 Whom the compensation is payable to Part 5—Compensation for funeral expenses 265 Simplified outline of this Part 266 Compensation for cost of funeral 267 Amount of funeral compensation 268 Whom funeral compensation is payable to Chapter 5A—Acute and employment support Part 1—Acute support 268A Simplified outline of this Part 268B Acute support package Part 2—Employment support to former members 268C Simplified outline of this Part 268D Employment support to former members Chapter 6—Treatment for injuries and diseases 269 Simplified outline of this Chapter Part 3—Entitlement to provision of treatment 278 Simplified outline of this Part Division 2—Treatment for some members and former members 279 Treatment for members entitled to treatment under Defence regulations 280 Treatment for service injuries and diseases of former members and part‑time Reservists etc. 280A Treatment for certain injuries covered by the Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation (Defence‑related Claims) Act 1988 281 Treatment for persons with 60 impairment points 282 Treatment for persons who are eligible for a Special Rate Disability Pension 283 No treatment for aggravated injury or disease if aggravation ceases Division 3—Treatment for certain dependants of deceased members 284 Treatment for certain wholly dependent partners and eligible young persons Division 4—Administration of the provision of treatment 285 Treatment at hospitals and other institutions etc. 286 Determination for providing treatment or pharmaceutical benefits 287 Provision of treatment 287A Provision of services under the Coordinated Veterans’ Care mental health pilot Part 4—Other compensation relating to treatment 288 Simplified outline of this Part Division 1A—Compensation for treatment obtained in special circumstances 288A Compensation for those entitled to treatment under Part 3 288B Compensation for treatment prior to a service death 288C Compensation in other special circumstances 288D Relationship of this Part with other compensation provisions 288E No compensation if aggravated injury or disease ceases to be aggravated etc. 288F Amount of treatment compensation 288G Whom treatment compensation is payable to Division 2—Compensation for patients’ and attendants’ journey and accommodation costs 289 Definition of compensable treatment 290 Compensation for journey costs relating to treatment 291 Compensation for accommodation relating to treatment 292 No compensation for journeys or accommodation outside Australia 293 Amount of compensation for journeys 294 Amount of compensation for accommodation 295 Matters to be considered in journey and accommodation compensation claims 296 Whom compensation is payable to Division 3—Compensation for transportation costs 297 Compensation for other person’s transportation costs 298 Amount of transportation costs 299 Whom compensation is payable to Division 4—MRCA supplement for members, former members and dependants 300 Eligibility for MRCA supplement 301 MRCA supplement not payable in some circumstances 302 Rate of MRCA supplement 303 Payment of MRCA supplement Part 5—Offences relating to treatment under this Chapter 304 Simplified outline of this Part 305 Definitions 306 Offence for false or misleading statements or documents relating to treatment 307 Offence for medical service providers causing detriment to others 308 Offence for medical service providers threatening detriment 309 Offence for bribery by medical service providers 310 Offence for practitioners receiving bribes etc. 311 Offence for pathology practitioners making payments to requesting practitioners 312 Offence for pathology practitioners providing pathology services to persons with whom they have arrangements 313 Offence for providing staff to be used in pathology services 314 Counselling statements inadmissible as evidence 315 Recovery of amounts paid because of false or misleading statements 316 Interest payable on amounts paid because of false or misleading statements 317 Reduction in payments because of previous overpayments Chapter 7—Claims Part 1—Making a claim 318 Simplified outline of this Part Division 2—Making a claim 319 Making a claim 320 Who may make a claim 321 Survival of claims and of right to claim 322 No new claim before earlier claim finally determined 323 Giving claims and documents to the Commission Division 3—What happens after a claim is made Subdivision A—Investigation of claims