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Keyword index

Keyword: parental leave pay (PLP) - claim

1.1.C.90 Claim
1.1.C.100 Claimant
1.1.C.165 COVID-19 affected claimant
1.1.E.10 Effective claim
1.1.E.100 Exceptional circumstances
1.1.I.90 Interests of the child
1.1.N.20 Nominated start date
1.1.P.240 Primary claim
1.1.S.20 Secondary claim
1.1.T.60 Tertiary claim
1.1.U.10 Unreasonable for a person to care for a child
2.1.1 Eligibility differences between PLP & DAPP
2.2.1.10 PLP core eligibility requirements
2.2.10 Who is a primary claimant for PLP?
2.2.11 Who is a secondary claimant for PLP?
2.2.12 Who is a tertiary claimant for PLP?
2.3.9 DAPP claim interactions with other PLP or DAPP claims
4.1 Claims for PLP
4.1.10 Claims for PLP & SBP for the same child
4.1.1 Effective claims for PLP (PPL period)
4.1.2 Types of claims & claimants for PLP
4.1.2.10 Primary claims/primary claimants for PLP
4.1.2.20 Secondary claims/secondary claimants for PLP
4.1.2.30 Tertiary claims/tertiary claimants for PLP
4.1.4 Nominated start date for PPL period
4.1.5 Expected DOB or day of placement & expected date of primary care for PLP
4.1.6 TFN statement for PLP claim
4.1.7 When to claim PLP
4.1.8 Withdrawal or variation of claim for PLP
4.1.9 Claims for PLP & NBS for the same child
4.1.11 Effective claims for PLP (flexible PPL)
6.2.2 Payability determinations for PLP
6.2.3 Payability determinations for flexible PPL
6.2.3.50 Permission to claim flexible PPL days
7.1.1.20 Gathering information relating to tax file numbers
9.1.1 Adopted child
9.1.2 Claims for PLP in exceptional circumstances
9.1.3.10 PLP claim - child stillborn or dies