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4.3.6.30 Employer determination for PLP revoked

Introduction

Where Centrelink revokes an employer determination for one of the reasons specified in PPLAct section 108, Centrelink must pay the instalments of PLP from the PPL instalment period in relation to a child of the person that begins on or after the day the revocation comes into force (the transfer day (1.1.T.90)).

Centrelink must also pay arrears for earlier PPL instalment periods in relation to a child of the person in circumstances where an employer determination is revoked either before or after coming into force.

Act reference: PPLAct section 84 When the Secretary pays instalments, section 85 Payment of arrears—employer determination reviewed or revoked before coming into force, section 86 Payment of arrears—employer determination revoked after coming into force

Policy reference: PPL Guide 4.3.1 Instalments of PLP, 4.3.7.10 Payment of arrears of PLP - employer determination reviewed or revoked before coming into force, 4.3.7.20 Payment of arrears of PLP - employer determination revoked after coming into force, 4.3.7.30 Payment of arrears of PLP - extending continuous flexible period after review, 5.1 Employer determinations for PLP, 6.2 Compliance

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