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1.1.C.110 Claimant decision

Definition

A claimant decision is one that can be reviewed by Centrelink or an ARO under PPLAct section 206, unless the decision was made personally by a PPL agency representative. Any person, other than a person acting in their capacity as an employer, whose interests are affected by a claimant decision can apply for review of the decision.

Act reference: PPLAct section 206 Internal review-application for review of claimant decision

Policy reference: PPL Guide 7.1.1 Own-initiative reviews, 7.2.1 ART review of claimant decisions

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