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Social Security (Victorian Transport Accident Commission 'Attendant Care Service' and 'Post Acute Support' Exemption) (DEWR) Determination 2005

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The Determination exempts two TAC-run Victorian schemes—Attendant Care Service and Post Acute Support—so their payments for long-term or temporary personal care aren’t counted as income for Centrelink. This lets Victorians injured in transport accidents keep both TAC care funding and income support (eg, Disability Support Pension or JobSeeker) without those care payments reducing their Centrelink entitlements.

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3. Personal care support schemes

The schemes for the provision of personal care support known as Attendant Care Service and Post Acute Support (being the schemes of that name established by the Victorian Transport Commission under the Transport Accident Act 1986 (Vic) under which an allowance for long term and temporary care is paid to certain injured persons) are approved schemes for the purposes of the Social Security Act 1991.

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Social Security (Victorian Transport Acc Social Security (Victorian Transport Accident Commission ‘Attendant Care Service’ and ‘Post Acute Support’ Exemption) (DEWR) Determination 2005