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10.16.12.20 Termination of the Agreement with Chile

Termination of the Agreement

Article 29 of the Agreement covers what happens should the Agreement terminate. The Agreement remains in force for 12 months following the date on which either Australia or Chile notify the other through diplomatic channels that they intend to terminate the Agreement.

Should the Agreement terminate, it will continue to apply to those people who were being paid, or had lodged a claim and were entitled at the time.

Act reference: SS(IntAgree)Act Schedule 15 Chile

Last reviewed: 20 September 2017

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