Veterans' Vocational Rehabilitation Scheme
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Principles
1.2.2 The principles of the Scheme are that:
(a) participation in the Scheme is voluntary;
(b) a rehabilitation plan is to be approved only if the veteran has undergone an assessment of rehabilitation capability by a suitably qualified person;
(c) rehabilitation services are to be provided only in accordance with an approved plan that has been developed and agreed with the veteran;
(d) rehabilitation services are to be provided only if the Commission is satisfied that these services will result in a suitable paid employment outcome;
(e) rehabilitation services are to be approved according to principles of cost-effectiveness and will generally be the minimum necessary to achieve a suitable paid employment outcome;
(f) there are no penalties for withdrawal from or failure to complete an approved program, although rehabilitation services may be discontinued in such circumstances;
(g) rehabilitation services are not to be provided concurrently with another vocational rehabilitation program.
Note: “suitable paid employment outcome” is defined in paragraph 1.3.1.