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6 Kinds of requirements that employment pathway plans must not contain

For the purposes of subsection 40K(2) of the Social Security (Administration) Act 1999, the following kinds of requirements are declared: (a) a requirement that a person: (i) seek to be involved in, or be involved in, a criminal activity; or (ii) undergo involuntary medical treatment; or (iii) undergo involuntary psychiatric or psychological treatment; or (iv) in relation to a person who resides in Australia—seek to be involved in, or undertake, an activity outside Australia; or (v) seek work as a sex worker, or be involved in, the sex or adult entertainment industry; (b) a requirement that a person seek to undertake, or undertake, an activity that would contravene: (i) a law of the Commonwealth, a State or a Territory relating to discrimination against persons; or (ii) a law of the Commonwealth, a State or a Territory relating to occupational health and safety; (c) in relation to a person who has an illness, disability or injury that has been established by medical evidence—a requirement that the person seek to undertake, or undertake, an activity: (i) that medical evidence indicates would aggravate the illness, disability or injury; or (ii) in circumstances where appropriate support or facilities to manage or take account of the illness, disability or injury would not be available.