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sch.17-sec.3Definitions for schedule
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### sch.17-sec.3 Definitions for schedule
In this schedule—
applicant means an entity applying for assistance under the scheme.
eligible activity , in relation to an eligible business, see section 4 .
eligible business see section 5 .
employee , of a business—
means an individual who is employed, or usually employed, by the business; and
includes the following persons—
an owner of the business;
a person who performs work under a contract for services with the business, including, for example, a subcontractor.
international travel restrictions means the restrictions placed on persons entering Australia from overseas following the declaration of a human biosecurity emergency under the Biosecurity Act 2015 (Cwlth) , section 475 , in relation to human coronavirus with pandemic potential.
owner , of a business, means—
a sole trader who spends labour on, and derives income from, the business; or
in relation to a partnership, company or trust that carries on the business—the partners in the partnership, shareholders in the company or beneficiaries of the trust who spend labour on, and derive income from, the business.
scheme means the scheme set out in this schedule.
sch 17 s 3 prev sch 17 s 3 ins 2012 SL No. 44 s 4
om 2014 SL No. 51 s 6
pres sch 17 s 3 ins 2020 SL No. 189 s 4
- (a) means an individual who is employed, or usually employed, by the business; and
- (b) includes the following persons— (i) an owner of the business; (ii) a person who performs work under a contract for services with the business, including, for example, a subcontractor.
- (i) an owner of the business;
- (ii) a person who performs work under a contract for services with the business, including, for example, a subcontractor.
- (i) an owner of the business;
- (ii) a person who performs work under a contract for services with the business, including, for example, a subcontractor.
- (a) a sole trader who spends labour on, and derives income from, the business; or
- (b) in relation to a partnership, company or trust that carries on the business—the partners in the partnership, shareholders in the company or beneficiaries of the trust who spend labour on, and derive income from, the business.