Veterans' Vocational Rehabilitation Scheme
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Approval of a vocational rehabilitation program
2.2.2 The Commission may approve a vocational rehabilitation program for a veteran having regard to:
(a) the veteran’s vocational, trade and professional skills, qualifications and experience; and
(b) the kinds of remunerative work which a person with the skills, qualifications and experience referred to in subparagraph (a) might reasonably undertake; and
(c) the veteran’s capacity to be retrained to undertake different kinds of remunerative work; and
(d) the type of remunerative work to which the program is likely to lead; and
(e) the degree to which the veteran’s physical or mental impairment has affected the veteran’s capacity to undertake the program; and
(f) if the veteran is not currently engaged in substantial remunerative work — the suitability of the proposed program in assisting the veteran to return to work (which may be a different type of work to that which the veteran previously undertook); and
(g) the cost of the proposed program; and
(h) the relative merits of any alternative appropriate programs; and
(j) any other relevant matter.