Parliamentary Retirement Travel Act 2002
29Use of official frequent flyer points
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29 Use of official frequent flyer points
(1) If: (a) a person has accrued frequent flyer points as a result of travel at the expense of the Commonwealth; and (b) as a result of a choice by the person, any or all of those points are used to enable the person, or the person’s spouse or de facto partner, to travel on a domestic return trip; and (c) if the points had not been used, the traveller would have been entitled to the return trip under this Act; the traveller is taken to have used an entitlement under this Act in relation to the return trip.
Note: Spouse or de facto partner entitlements under this Act are limited to a spouse or de facto partner of a retired former Prime Minister.
(2) This section applies to frequent flyer points accrued before, at or after the commencement of this section.