Social Security Act 1991

Act No. 46 of 1991 as amended

This compilation was prepared on 24 May 2006
taking into account amendments up to Act No. 47 of 2006

Volume 8 includes: Table of Contents
   Schedules 1A and 1B
   Note 1
   Table of Acts
   Act Notes
   Table of Amendments

The text of any of those amendments not in force
on that date is appended in the Notes section

The operation of amendments that have been incorporated may be
affected by application provisions that are set out in the Notes section

Contents

Schedule 1A—Savings and transitional provisions

Part 1—General

1 Correspondence of pensions, benefits and allowances

2 Correspondence of provisions

2A References in other Acts and instruments to provisions of the 1947 Act

Part 2—Savings and Transitional Provisions Applicable on the Transition from the 1947 Act to this Act

Division 4—Continuation of earlier savings provisions

21 Widow’s pension—mental hospital patient partners (changes introduced on 1 November 1980)

22 Benevolent homes (changes introduced on 1 January 1981)

27 Rent assistance—boarders and lodgers (changes introduced on 13 June 1989)

28 Rent assistance—retirement village residents (changes introduced on 13 June 1989)

Part 3—Saving and Transitional Provisions Applicable after the Commencement of this Act

36 Incentive allowance (changes introduced on 12 November 1991)

41 Members of couples (changes made on 12 March 1992)

42 Modifications of Pension Rate Calculator A (changes made on 12 March 1992)

43 Modifications of Pension Rate Calculator B (changes made on 12 March 1992)

44 Modifications of Pension Rate Calculator C (changes made on 12 March 1992)

45 Modifications of Pension Rate Calculator D (changes made on 12 March 1992)

46 Modifications of Pension Rate Calculator E (changes made on 12 March 1992)

48 Modifications of Benefit Rate Calculator B (changes made on 12 March 1992)

Module D—Supplementary Amount for Member of Couple in Some Circumstances

49 Modifications of pharmaceutical allowance rates (changes made on 12 March 1992)

63 Rent assistance (changes introduced on 20 March 1993)

67 Sickness allowance for people on rehabilitation programs (changes introduced on 20 March 1994)

69B Saving of job search allowance and newstart allowance deferment determinations

74 Partner allowance for persons born on or before 1 July 1955 (changes made on 1 July 1995)

80 Income determinations (changes made on 1 January 1996)

86 Transitional and saving provisions applicable to the amendments relating to the pension loans scheme

88 Saving: Determinations under repealed sections 1099E and 1099L

96 Application and saving provisions: advance payment provisions

96A Application of revised Schedule 1B

98 Application and transitional provisions: amendments relating to tightening the activity test administration and simplifying the penalty periods that apply to youth training allowance

99 Application provision: amendments relating to unemployment due to industrial action

100 Application provision: amendments relating to the abolition of the minimum rate of payment to under 18 year old sickness allowance and newstart allowance recipients

101 Application provision: abolition of the earnings credit scheme

102 Application provision: amendments relating to the application of the below threshold deeming rate

102A Application and transitional provisions: amendments relating to simplifying the penalty periods that apply to newstart allowance

102AA Review of decisions under section 5 of the Aged Care Income Testing Act 1997

102B Applications for review of decisions made under section 5 of the Aged Care Income Testing Act 1997

102C Review by SSAT of decisions relating to determinations under section 5 of the Aged Care Income Testing Act 1997

102D Review by AAT of decisions relating to determinations under section 5 of the Aged Care Income Testing Act 1997

102E Application provision—abolition of residential care allowance and amendments relating to rent assistance

103 Application provision: income maintenance periods

104 Application provision: amendments relating to the liquid assets test waiting period

104A Application provision: amendments relating to means test exemption for superannuation assets

105 Application and saving provisions: debts due to the Commonwealth and their recovery

105A Parenting payment (changes introduced 20 March 1998)

106 Determinations etc. relating to family payment continue in force as determinations etc. relating to family allowance

107 Pending claims for family payment

108 Savings—Disabled child (changes made on 1 July 1998)

108A Disabled child (changes made on 1 July 1999)

109 Application of liquid assets test waiting period for sickness allowance

109A Application provision: amendments relating to the consistent treatment of lump sums

110 Youth allowance in place of newstart allowance (under 21 years), sickness allowance (under 21 years), youth training allowance and AUSTUDY living allowance (youth allowance age)

111 Austudy payment in place of AUSTUDY living allowance

111A $3,000 opening balance for student income bank for students transferring from AUSTUDY

112 Pensioner education supplement under the Social Security Act in place of pensioner education supplement under the Austudy Regulations

113 Certain persons receiving benefit PP (partnered) and pensioner education supplement immediately before 1 July 1998

114 Claims for newstart allowance (under 21 years) or sickness allowance (under 21 years) made on or after 1 July 1998 in respect of period before that date

115 Persons under 21 receiving newstart allowance or sickness allowance on 17 June 1997

116 Newstart or sickness allowance bereavement payment in respect of death of partner

117 Youth training allowance bereavement payment in respect of death of partner

118 Qualification for double orphan pension for certain young persons who were qualified to receive payments under the AUSTUDY scheme immediately before 1 July 1998

119 Payment of family allowance—young person ceasing to be a FA child on becoming youth allowance recipient

120 Application—income maintenance period rules

120A Amendments relating to treatment of income streams

122 Issue of notice before 1 July 1999 to person to whom domiciliary nursing care benefit is being paid requiring notification of events affecting the payment of carer allowance on and after that day

123 Carer payment provisions (changes to “severely handicapped person” category with effect from 1 July 1999)

124 Carer allowance (changes introduced on 1 July 1999)

125 Transitional regulations arising out of carer allowance changes introduced on 1 July 1999

121 Changes to newly arrived resident’s waiting period

126 Application and transitional provisions relating to fares allowance

127 Seasonal work carried out in what would have been a seasonal work non‑benefit period extending beyond 30 June 2000

128 Saving provision—portability rules relating to rates of pension

128A Saving of certain pensions payable under 1986 Agreement between Australia and Italy

129 Application of amendments relating to short residence

130 Saving provision—other portability rules

131 Certain payments not recoverable

132 Saving—ABSTUDY recipients

133 Meaning of Australian resident

134 Transitional and saving provisions—substitution of Part 3.14

135 Unlimited maximum portability period for disability support pension

Schedule 1B—Tables for the assessment of work‑related impairment for disability support pension

Notes

Schedule 1A—Savings and transitional provisions

Part 1—General

1 Correspondence of pensions, benefits and allowances

(1) Subject to paragraph (2)(k), for the purposes of this Schedule, a pension, benefit or allowance under this Act and a pension, benefit or allowance under the 1947 Act that have the same name correspond to each other.

(2) For the purposes of this Schedule:

(a) a wife’s pension under the 1947 Act and a wife pension under this Act correspond to each other; and

(b) a carer’s pension under the 1947 Act and a carer pension under this Act correspond to each other; and

(e) a class B widow’s pension under the 1947 Act and a widow B pension under this Act correspond to each other; and

(f) an age pension under the 1947 Act payable because of section 26 of that Act and a special needs age pension under this Act correspond to each other; and

(g) an invalid pension under the 1947 Act payable because of section 29 of that Act and a special needs invalid pension under this Act correspond to each other; and

(h) a wife’s pension under the 1947 Act payable because of subsection 37(2) of that Act and a special needs wife pension under this Act correspond to each other; and

(i) a sole parent’s pension under the 1947 Act payable because of subsection 46(1) of that Act and a special needs sole parent pension under this Act correspond to each other; and

(j) a class B widow’s pension under the 1947 Act payable because of subclause 4(1) of Schedule 1B to that Act and a special needs widow B pension under this Act correspond to each other; and

(k) a job search allowance under the 1947 Act and a job search allowance under this Act in respect of a person who has not turned 18 correspond to each other; and

(l) an unemployment benefit under the 1947 Act in respect of a person who has not been in receipt of an old benefit or old benefits for longer than 12 months and a job search allowance under this Act correspond to each other; and

(m) an unemployment benefit under the 1947 Act in respect of a person who has been in receipt of an old benefit or old benefits for longer than 12 months and a newstart allowance under this Act correspond to each other; and

(n) a widowed person allowance under the 1947 Act and a bereavement allowance under this Act correspond to each other.

(3) In paragraphs (2)(l) and (m):

old benefit, in relation to a person, means:

(a) an unemployment benefit under the 1947 Act; or

(b) a job search allowance under the 1947 Act; or

(c) in the case of a person who, but for the abolition of the allowance formerly paid by the Department of Employment, Education and Training and known as the Formal Training Allowance, would have paid that allowance on 1 July 1991—that allowance.

2 Correspondence of provisions

(1) If one provision of the 1947 Act and one provision of this Act have the same legal effect, the 2 provisions correspond to each other.

(2) If:

(a) one provision of the 1947 Act has a particular legal effect in relation to a number of payment types; and

(b) a provision of this Act has that legal effect in relation to only one of those payment types;

the provisions correspond to each other for the purposes of applying this Schedule to that payment type.

(3) In this clause:

legal effect includes conferring the power to issue an instrument.

payment type means a pension, benefit or allowance.

2A References in other Acts and instruments to provisions of the 1947 Act

A reference in:

(a) a provision of a law of the Commonwealth or a Territory enacted before 1 July 1991 (whether or not the provision has come into operation); or

(b) an instrument or document;

to a provision of the 1947 Act is to be construed as a reference to the corresponding provision of the 1991 Act.

Part 2—Savings and Transitional Provisions Applicable on the Transition from the 1947 Act to this Act

Division 4—Continuation of earlier savings provisions

21 Widow’s pension—mental hospital patient partners (changes introduced on 1 November 1980)

(2) If:

(a) immediately before 1 November 1980:

(i) a woman was receiving a widow’s pension under the 1947 Act; and

(ii) the woman’s husband was a mental hospital patient; and

(b) at all times since 1 November 1980, the woman’s husband has continued to be a mental hospital patient; and

the woman is to be taken to satisfy paragraph 362(1)(c) of this Act (widow B pension).

(3) For the purposes of subclauses (1) and (2), if the woman’s husband is absent from the mental hospital for a continuous period of 4 weeks or more, he is to be taken to cease to be a mental hospital patient at the end of the 4 week period that starts when the absence starts.

(4) If:

(a) subclause (1) or (2) applies to a woman; and

(b) the woman is qualified for a wife pension; and

(c) the rate at which a wife pension would be payable to the woman is higher than the rate at which a sole parent or widow B pension would be payable to the woman;

the following provisions apply:

(d) subclauses (1) and (2) do not prevent the grant to her of a wife pension;

(e) the grant of a wife pension to her may take effect on and from the date on which the woman became qualified for the wife pension at the higher rate;

(f) if she is granted a wife pension, subclause (1) or (2) is to be taken to have ceased to apply to her on the day on which the grant of the wife pension takes effect.

22 Benevolent homes (changes introduced on 1 January 1981)

(1) If:

(a) immediately before 1 January 1981:

(i) a person was receiving an age, invalid or class B widow pension under the 1947 Act; and

(ii) the person was an inmate of a benevolent home; and

(iii) the person’s pension was being dealt with in accordance with section 50 or 80 of the 1947 Act; and

(b) at all times since 1 January 1981, the person has been an inmate of a benevolent home;

the following provisions apply to the person’s pension in spite of anything in section 60, 113, 274 or 381 of this Act:

(i) if the person is receiving rent assistance—$1,164.80 per year; or

(ii) if the person is not receiving rent assistance—$1,112.80 per year; and

(d) the balance (if any) is to be paid to the person controlling the benevolent home for the maintenance of the pensioner in the home.

(2) Subclause (1) stops applying to the person’s pension if the amount payable under that subclause to the person controlling the benevolent home equals or exceeds the pensioner contribution that would otherwise be payable to that person under section 60, 113, 274 or 381 of this Act.

27 Rent assistance—boarders and lodgers (changes introduced on 13 June 1989)

(1) If:

(a) immediately before 13 June 1989:

(i) a person was receiving a social security pension, a social security benefit or family allowance supplement under the 1947 Act; and

(ii) the person’s pension, benefit or allowance rate included an amount by way of rent assistance in respect of payments made for board and lodging; and

(b) at all times since 13 June 1989, the person:

(i) has been receiving a social security pension, a social security benefit or family allowance supplement; and

(ii) has been a boarder;

the amount by way of rent assistance included in the person’s pension, benefit or allowance rate is not to fall below the floor amount.

(2) If:

(a) a decision is made under the 1947 Act on or after 13 June 1989 that a person is entitled to rent assistance under that Act in respect of a period; and

(b) the period starts before 13 June 1989; and

the person is to be taken, for the purposes of this clause, to have been receiving rent assistance under that Act immediately before 13 June 1989.

(3) If:

(a) immediately before 13 June 1989, a person was receiving rent assistance under or because of the Veterans’ Entitlements Act in respect of payments for board and lodging; and

(b) after that date, the person becomes entitled to be paid a social security pension, social security benefit or family allowance supplement under the 1947 Act or this Act; and

(c) subsection 30(1) of the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act 1988 had not ceased to apply to the person until the person became entitled to that pension, benefit or allowance or would not have ceased to apply to the person until then if the subsection had not been repealed; and

(d) at all times since the person becomes entitled to that pension, benefit or allowance, the person:

(i) has been receiving a social security pension, a social security benefit or family allowance supplement; and

(ii) has been a boarder;

the amount of rent assistance included in the person’s pension, benefit or allowance rate is not to fall below the person’s floor amount.

(3A) For the purposes of subclauses (1) and (3), the person’s floor amount is the amount worked out using the formula:

where:

preserved rent assistance is the amount worked out under subclause (4).

post‑1995 increase is the sum of the increases in the amount of the maximum fortnightly rate of any of the following payments to the person after 19 March 1996 (whether or not the type or amount of payment payable to the person varies after that day because the person’s circumstances change):

(a) a social security benefit;

(b) a social security pension;

(ca) family allowance;

(d) non‑benefit parenting allowance;

(e) child disability allowance;

(ea) carer allowance;

(f) double orphan pension;

(g) mobility allowance;

(h) youth training allowance.

(4) For the purposes of subclause (3A), the person’s preserved rent assistance is the amount by way of rent assistance that would be included in the person’s pension, benefit or allowance rate if:

(a) that amount were calculated, subject to paragraph (b), under the 1947 Act as in force immediately before 13 June 1989; and

(b) the 1947 Act as in force at that time were modified as follows:

(i) the following paragraph applied instead of paragraph 36(1)(a):

“(a) the person pays, or is liable to pay, rent, other than government rent, at a rate exceeding $1,040 per year;”;

(ii) “the amount specified in paragraph (1)(a)” were substituted for “$780” in paragraph 36(3)(a);

(iii) “rent, other than Government rent, at a rate exceeding $1,040” were substituted for “rent at a rate exceeding $780” in paragraph 50(1)(a);

(iv) the following paragraph applied instead of paragraph 50(2)(b):

“(b) the amount worked out using the formula:

where:

ARP is the annual rent paid or payable by the person.

RT is the amount specified in paragraph (1)(a).”;

(v) “rent, other than Government rent, at a rate exceeding $20” were substituted for “rent at a rate exceeding $15” in paragraph 74(2)(c);

(vi) “the amount specified in paragraph (c)” were substituted for “$15” (last occurring) in subsection 74(2);

(vii) “the threshold amount” were substituted for “$15” in paragraphs (a) and (b) of the definition of entitlement period in subsection 120(1);

(viii) the following definition were inserted in subsection 120(1):

“threshold amount means $20.”;

(ix) “rent, other than Government rent, paid or payable by the person exceeds the threshold amount” were substituted for “rent paid, or payable, by the person exceeds $15” in paragraph 120(5)(a);

(x) “rent, other than Government rent, paid or payable by a person exceeds the threshold amount” were substituted for “rent paid or payable by the person exceeds $15” in paragraph 120(7)(a); and

(c) any increases in the amounts being paid by the person from time to time for board and lodging above the level being paid immediately before 12 June 1989 were disregarded.

(5) Subclause (1) or (3) ceases to apply to a person’s pension, benefit or allowance rate when the amount of rent assistance that the person would be entitled to because of that subclause is less than, or equal to, the amount of rent assistance that the person is entitled to under this Act apart from this clause.

(6) Subclause (1) or (3) will not apply to a person again once it has ceased to apply to the person.

(7) References in this clause to payments for board and lodging include references to payments for accommodation and other services that are provided to a person who is residing in a nursing home.

(8) In this clause:

boarder means a person who ordinarily lives on premises where the person is provided with board and lodging.

28 Rent assistance—retirement village residents (changes introduced on 13 June 1989)

(1) If:

(a) immediately before 3 November 1988:

(i) a person was receiving a social security pension, social security benefit or family allowance supplement; and

(ii) the person’s pension, benefit or allowance rate included an amount by way of rent assistance under the 1947 Act; and

(b) at all times since 3 November 1988:

(i) the person has been entitled to a social security pension, social security benefit or family allowance supplement; and

(ii) the person’s principal home has been in a retirement village;

the person is to be taken not to be an ineligible homeowner or excluded homeowner for the purposes of this Act.

(2) If:

(a) immediately after 13 June 1989:

(i) a person was receiving a service pension; and

(ii) the person’s pension rate included an amount by way of rent assistance because of the operation of subsection 31(1) of the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act 1988; and

(b) after 13 June 1989, the person began to receive a social security pension, social security benefit or family allowance supplement under the 1947 Act or this Act; and

(c) subsection 31(1) of the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act 1988 applied to the person at all times between 13 June 1989 and the person’s commencing to receive the social security pension, social security benefit or family allowance supplement or would have applied to the person at all those times if the subsection had not been repealed; and

(d) at all times since the person commenced to receive the social security pension, social security benefit or family allowance supplement:

(i) the person has continued to receive a social security pension, social security benefit or family allowance supplement; and

(ii) the person’s principal home has continued to be in the retirement village;

the person is to be taken not to be an ineligible homeowner or excluded homeowner for the purposes of this Act.

(3) If subclause (1) or (2) ceases to apply to the person, that subclause does not apply to the person again.

(4) If a person is entitled to rent assistance because of subclause (1) or (2), any amount that would (apart from this subclause) be payable to the person by way of rent assistance is to be reduced by the sum of the increases in the amount of the maximum fortnightly rate of any of the following payments to the person after 19 March 1996 (whether or not the type or amount of payment payable to the person varies after that day because the person’s circumstances change):

(a) a social security benefit;

(b) a social security pension;

(ca) family allowance;

(d) non‑benefit parenting allowance;

(e) child disability allowance;

(ea) carer allowance;

(f) double orphan pension;

(g) mobility allowance;

(h) youth training allowance.

(5) Subclause (4) does not apply if:

(a) the person is entitled to rent assistance because of subclause (1) or (2); and

(b) the amount of rent assistance payable is worked out under clause 63.

(6) This clause ceases to apply (and cannot re‑apply later) to a person if, as a result of the reduction required by subclause (4), no amount would be payable to the person by way of rent assistance.

Part 3—Saving and Transitional Provisions Applicable after the Commencement of this Act

36 Incentive allowance (changes introduced on 12 November 1991)

(1) If:

(a) a person is qualified for incentive allowance immediately before 12 November 1991; and

(b) the person is receiving disability support pension on 12 November 1991 because of a determination referred to in clause 33;

the following provisions as in force immediately before 12 November 1991 continue to apply to the person:

(d) points 1065‑F1 to 1065‑F3 (Pension Rate Calculator B).

(2) If:

(a) a person was receiving incentive allowance immediately before 12 November 1991; and

(b) on or after 12 November 1991 the person ceases to be qualified for incentive allowance because the person undertakes vocational training or a rehabilitation program or obtains work; and

(c) within 2 years after so ceasing to be qualified, the person undertakes an activity that would have qualified him or her for incentive allowance had it been undertaken immediately before 12 November 1991;

the following provisions as in force immediately before 12 November 1991 apply to the person:

(d) points 1064‑J1 to 1064‑J3 (Pension Rate Calculator A); and

(e) points 1065‑F1 to 1065‑F3 (Pension Rate Calculator B).

(3) If a person’s rate of disability support pension includes an amount for incentive allowance because of subclause (1) or (2) the person’s rate of disability support pension cannot include an amount for rent assistance.

(4) A person whose rate of disability support pension includes an amount for incentive allowance because of subclause (1) or (2) may elect, by written notice to the Secretary, to have the amount for incentive allowance excluded from the person’s rate.

(4A) If:

(a) a person is a member of a couple; and

(b) the person’s partner is living with the person in their home; and

(c) the person’s partner’s rate of disability support pension includes an amount for incentive allowance because of subclause (1) or (2);

the person’s rate of disability support pension cannot include an amount for rent assistance.

(5) If a person referred to in subclause (1) ceases to be qualified for incentive allowance on or after 12 November 1991, subclause (1) ceases to apply to the person and cannot apply to the person again.

41 Members of couples (changes made on 12 March 1992)

(1) This clause applies to a person if:

(a) immediately before 12 March 1992:

(i) the person was receiving a social security pension or a social security benefit; and

(ii) the person was a member of a couple; and

(iii) the person’s partner:

(A) was not receiving a social security pension; and

(B) was not receiving a social security benefit; and

(b) the clause has not ceased to apply to the person.

(2) This clause ceases to apply to a person if:

(a) the person ceases to receive that pension or benefit; or

(b) the rate of pension or benefit that would be payable to the person if this clause applied is less than the rate that would otherwise be payable; or

(d) the person’s partner receives:

(i) a social security pension; or

(ii) a social security benefit; or

(iii) a service pension.

(3) If this clause applies to a person, the rate of the person’s pension or benefit is to be calculated by using the appropriate Pension or Benefit Rate Calculator as if:

(a) Pension Rate Calculator A were modified as specified in clause 42; and

(b) Pension Rate Calculator B were modified as specified in clause 43; and

(d) Pension Rate Calculator D were modified as specified in clause 45; and

(e) Pension Rate Calculator E were modified as specified in clause 46; and

(g) Benefit Rate Calculator B were modified as specified in clause 48.

42 Modifications of Pension Rate Calculator A (changes made on 12 March 1992)

(1) If clause 41 and Pension Rate Calculator A in section 1064 apply to a person, the rate of the person’s pension is to be calculated as if:

(a) point 1064‑B1 were omitted and the following point were substituted:

Maximum basic rate

“1064‑B1 A person’s maximum basic rate is $7,841.60 per year ($301.60 per fortnight).”;

(b) point 1064‑H2 were omitted and the following point were substituted:

Rate of remote area allowance

“1064‑H2 The rate of remote area allowance payable to a person is worked out using Table H. The rate is the amount in column 1 plus an additional amount in column 3 for each pension or benefit increase child of the person.

Table H—Remote area allowance
Column 1 Basic allowance per year	Column 2 Basic allowance per fortnight	Column 3 Additional allowance per year	Column 4 Additional allowance per fortnight
$364.00	$14.00	$182.00	$7.00	”.

(2) If this clause applies to a person, the person’s rate of pension is not to exceed twice the rate at which the pension would be payable to the person if the person’s partner were receiving a social security pension, a social security benefit or a service pension at a rate not more than $6,539.00 per year.

43 Modifications of Pension Rate Calculator B (changes made on 12 March 1992)

(1) If clause 41 and Pension Rate Calculator B in section 1065 apply to a person, the rate of the person’s pension is to be calculated as if:

(a) point 1065‑B1 were omitted and the following point were substituted:

Maximum basic rate

“1065‑B1 A person’s maximum basic rate is $7,841.60 per year ($301.60 per fortnight).”;

(b) point 1065‑E2 were omitted and the following point were substituted:

Rate of remote area allowance

“1065‑E2 The rate of remote area allowance payable to a person is worked out using Table E. The rate is the amount in column 1 plus an additional amount in column 3 for each pension or benefit increase child of the person.

Table E—Remote area allowance
Column 1 Basic allowance per year	Column 2 Basic allowance per fortnight	Column 3 Additional allowance per year	Column 4 Additional allowance per fortnight
$364.00	$14.00	$182.00	$7.00	”.

44 Modifications of Pension Rate Calculator C (changes made on 12 March 1992)

If clause 41 and Pension Rate Calculator C in section 1066 apply to a person, the rate of the person’s pension is to be calculated as if point 1066‑H2 were omitted and the following point were substituted:

Rate of remote area allowance

“1066‑H2 The rate of remote area allowance payable to a person is worked out using Table H. The rate is the amount in column 1 plus an additional amount in column 3 for each pension or benefit increase child of the person.

Table H—Remote area allowance
Column 1 Basic allowance per year	Column 2 Basic allowance per fortnight	Column 3 Additional allowance per year	Column 4 Additional allowance per fortnight
$364.00	$14.00	$182.00	$7.00	”.

45 Modifications of Pension Rate Calculator D (changes made on 12 March 1992)

(1) If clause 41 and Pension Rate Calculator D in section 1066A apply to a person, the rate of the person’s pension is to be calculated as if point 1066A‑I2 were omitted and the following point were substituted:

Rate of remote area allowance

“1066A‑I2 The rate of remote area allowance payable to a person is worked out using Table I. The rate is the amount in column 1 plus an additional amount in column 3 for each pension or benefit increase child of the person.

Table I—Remote area allowance
Column 1 Basic allowance per year	Column 2 Basic allowance per fortnight	Column 3 Additional allowance per year	Column 4 Additional allowance per fortnight
$364.00	$14.00	$182.00	$7.00	”.

46 Modifications of Pension Rate Calculator E (changes made on 12 March 1992)

(1) If clause 41 and Pension Rate Calculator E in section 1066B apply to a person, the rate of the person’s pension is to be calculated as if point 1066B‑F2 were omitted and the following point were substituted:

Rate of remote area allowance

“1066B‑F2. The rate of remote area allowance payable to a person is worked out using Table F. The rate is the amount in column 1 plus an additional amount in column 3 for each pension or benefit increase child of the person.

Table F—Remote area allowance
Column 1 Basic allowance per year	Column 2 Basic allowance per fortnight	Column 3 Additional allowance per year	Column 4 Additional allowance per fortnight
$364.00	$14.00	$182.00	$7.00	”.

48 Modifications of Benefit Rate Calculator B (changes made on 12 March 1992)

If clause 41 and Benefit Rate Calculator B in section 1068 apply to a person, the rate of the person’s pension is to be calculated as if:

(a) point 1068‑A1 were omitted and the following point were substituted:

Interim total

“1068‑A1. The rate of benefit is a fortnightly rate.

Method statement

Step 1. Work out the person’s maximum basic rate using MODULE B below.

Step 2. Work out any additional payment for a partner using MODULE C below.

Step 3. Work out any supplementary amount in respect of the person using MODULE D below.

Step 4. Work out any applicable additional amount for children using MODULE E below.

Step 5. Work out any applicable additional amount for rent using MODULE F below.

Step 6. Add up the amounts obtained in Steps 1 to 5: the result is called the maximum payment rate.

Step 7. Apply the ordinary income test using MODULE G below to work out the reduction for ordinary income.

Step 8. Apply the maintenance income test using MODULE H below to work out the reduction for maintenance income.

Step 9. Add up the reductions for ordinary income and maintenance income: the result is called the total income reduction.

Step 10. The rate of benefit is the difference between:

(a) the maximum payment rate; and

(b) the total income reduction;

plus any amount payable by way of remote area allowance (see MODULE J below).

Note: if a person’s rate is reduced under Step 10, the order in which the reduction is to be made against the components of the maximum payment rate is laid down by section 1207 (maximum basic rate and additional amount for partner first, then rent assistance and finally child amounts).”.

(b) after Module C the following Module were inserted:

Module D—Supplementary Amount for Member of Couple in Some Circumstances

Interim total of members of couples in which partner receives neither pension nor benefit not to fall below comparable ‘single’ MBR

“1068‑D1. A supplementary amount is to be added to a person’s maximum basic rate if:

(a) the person is a member of a couple; and

(b) the person’s partner:

(i) is not receiving a social security pension; and

(ii) is not receiving a service pension; and

(iii) is not receiving a social security benefit; and

(iv) is not receiving an AUSTUDY allowance; and

(v) is not receiving an ABSTUDY allowance; and

(i) no amount is to be added to the person’s maximum basic rate under point 1068‑C1; or

(ii) the amount to be added to the person’s maximum basic rate under point 1068‑C1 is reduced under point 1068‑C5; and

(d) the person’s interim total is less than the comparable ‘single’ MBR for the person.

Note 1: for interim total see point 1068‑D2 below.

Note 2: for comparable ‘single’ MBR see point 1068‑D3 below.

Interim total

“1068‑D2. A person’s interim total is the sum of the person’s maximum basic rate and the amount (if any) to be added under Module C.

Comparable ‘single’ MBR

“1068‑D3. The comparable ‘single’ MBR for a person is:

(a) if the person has a dependent child—the rate specified under column 3A against item 1 in Table B in point 1067‑B1 of Benefit Rate Calculator A; or

(b) if the person does not have a dependent child—the rate specified under column 3B against:

(i) in the case of a person who has turned 18 but not 21—item 1; or

(ii) in the case of a person who has turned 21—item 3;

in Table B of point 1068‑B1 of this Benefit Rate Calculator.

Rate of supplementary amount

“1068‑D4. The supplementary amount is the difference between the person’s interim total and the comparable ‘single’ MBR for the person.”.

Rate of remote area allowance

“1068‑J3. The rate of remote area allowance payable to a person is worked out using Table J. The rate is the amount in column 1 plus an additional amount in column 2 for each pension or benefit increase child of the person.

Table J—Remote area allowance
Column 1 Basic allowance	Column 2 Additional allowance for each pension or benefit increase child
$14.00	$7.00	”.

49 Modifications of pharmaceutical allowance rates (changes made on 12 March 1992)

(1) This clause applies to a person if:

(a) immediately before 12 March 1992:

(i) the person was receiving pharmaceutical allowance; and

(ii) the person was a member of a couple; and

(iii) the person’s partner:

(A) was not receiving a social security pension; and

(B) was not receiving a social security benefit; and

(b) this clause has not ceased to apply to the person.

(2) This clause ceases to apply to a person if:

(a) the person ceases to be qualified for pharmaceutical allowance; or

(aa) neither a social security pension nor a social security benefit nor a service pension is payable to the person; or

(b) the rate of pharmaceutical allowance that would be payable to the person if this clause applied is less than the rate that would otherwise be payable; or

(d) the person’s partner receives:

(i) a social security pension; or

(ii) a social security benefit; or

(iii) a service pension.

(3) If this clause applies to a person, the rate of the person’s pharmaceutical allowance is to be calculated until 31 December 1992 as if the Pharmaceutical Allowance Rate Table in section 1061C were omitted and the following Table substituted:

Pharmaceutical allowance rate table
Column 1 Item	Column 2 Person’s family situation	Column 3 Rate per fortnight
1.	Not member of a couple	$5.20
2.	Partnered (partner getting neither social security pension nor benefit)	$5.20
3.	Partnered (partner getting social security pension or benefit)	$2.60
4.	Member of an illness separated or respite care couple	$5.20
5.	Partnered (partner getting service pension)	$2.60

(4) If item 5 in the Table applies to a person, item 2 does not apply to the person.

(5) If:

(a) this clause applies to a person; and

(b) the person is receiving a social security pension;

the person’s pension rate is to be calculated as from 1 January 1993 using the following Table to work out the amount of pharmaceutical allowance to be added to the person’s maximum basic rate:

Pharmaceutical allowance amount table
Column 1 Item	Column 2 Person’s family situation	Column 3 Amount per year	Column 4 Amount per fortnight
1.	Not member of a couple	$135.20	$5.20
2.	Partnered (partner getting neither social security pension nor benefit)	$135.20	$5.20
3.	Partnered (partner getting social security pension or benefit)	$67.60	$2.60
4.	Member of an illness separated or respite care couple	$135.20	$5.20
5.	Partnered (partner getting service pension)	$67.60	$2.60

(6) If:

(a) this clause applies to a person; and

(b) the person is receiving a social security benefit;

the person’s benefit rate is to be calculated as from 1 January 1993 using the following Table to work out the amount of pharmaceutical allowance to be added to the person’s maximum basic rate:

Pharmaceutical allowance amount table
Column 1 Item	Column 2 Person’s family situation	Column 3 Amount per fortnight
1.	Not member of a couple	$5.20
2.	Partnered (partner getting neither social security pension nor benefit)	$5.20
3.	Partnered (partner getting social security pension or benefit)	$2.60
4.	Member of an illness separated or respite care couple	$5.20
5.	Partnered (partner getting service pension)	$2.60

63 Rent assistance (changes introduced on 20 March 1993)

(1) This clause applies to a person if:

(a) immediately before 20 March 1993:

(i) the person was receiving a social security pension, a social security benefit or additional family payment; and

(ii) the person’s pension, benefit or payment rate included an amount by way of rent assistance; and

(b) this subclause has continued to apply to the person.

(2) If:

(a) a decision is made on or after 20 March 1993 that a person is entitled to rent assistance in respect of a period; and

(b) the period starts before 20 March 1993; and

the person is taken, for the purposes of this clause, to have been receiving rent assistance under this Act immediately before 20 March 1993.

(3) This clause applies to a person if:

(a) immediately before 20 March 1993, the person was receiving rent assistance under or because of the Veterans’ Entitlement Act; and

(b) after that date, the person becomes entitled to be paid a social security pension, a social security benefit or additional family payment; and

(3A) Subject to subclauses (7), (8) and (9), if this clause applies to a person, the amount by way of rent assistance to be used to calculate the person’s pension, benefit or payment rate is the amount (the floor amount) worked out using the formula:

where:

preserved rent assistance is the amount worked out under subclause (4).

post‑1995 increase is the sum of the increases in the amount of the maximum fortnightly rate of any of the following payments to the person after 19 March 1996 or the later day (the application day) this clause first applied to the person (whether or not the type or amount of payment payable to the person varies after 19 March 1996 or the application day because the person’s circumstances change):

(a) a social security benefit;

(b) a social security pension;

(ca) family allowance;

(d) non‑benefit parenting allowance;

(e) child disability allowance;

(ea) carer allowance;

(f) double orphan pension;

(g) mobility allowance;

(h) youth training allowance.

(4) For the purposes of subclause (3A), the preserved rent assistance is the amount by way of rent assistance that would be included in the person’s pension, benefit or payment rate if:

(a) the person’s pension, benefit or payment rate were neither income reduced nor assets reduced; and

(b) the amount by way of rent assistance were calculated under this Act as in force immediately before 20 March 1993.

(5) Subject to subclause (6), subclause (1) or (3) ceases to apply to a person if:

(a) the person ceases to receive a social security pension, social security benefit or additional family payment; or

(b) the person ceases to be qualified for rent assistance; or

(c) the Secretary considers that there is a significant change in the person’s circumstances that would affect the amount of rent assistance that is payable to the person apart from this clause; or

(d) the amount of rent assistance that would be payable to the person if this clause applied is less than (or equal to) the amount of rent assistance that would otherwise be payable.

(6) If:

(a) subclause (1) or (3) ceases to apply to a person; and

(b) within 42 days, or such longer period as the Secretary determines, of that subclause ceasing to apply to the person, there is a change in the person’s circumstances; and

(c) the Secretary considers that the change in the person’s circumstances is so significant that subclause (1) or (3) should apply to the person;

the Secretary may determine that subclause (1) or (3) is to apply to the person from a specified date.

(7) If:

(a) subclause (1) or (3) applies to a person; and

(b) the person becomes a member of a couple; and

the amount by way of rent assistance to be used to calculate the person’s pension, benefit or payment rate and the amount by way of rent assistance to be used to calculate the person’s partner’s pension, benefit or payment rate is not to fall below one‑half of the person’s floor amount or one‑half of the person’s partner’s floor amount, whichever is the greater.

(8) If:

(a) subclause (1) or (3) applies to a person; and

(b) the person becomes a member of a couple; and

(c) the person’s partner is a person to whom section 111 of the Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992 applies or would apply if it had not been repealed;

the amount by way of rent assistance to be used to calculate the person’s pension, benefit or payment rate is not to fall below one‑half of the person’s floor amount or one‑half of the person’s partner’s floor amount, whichever is the greater.

(9) If:

(a) subclause (1) or (3) applies to a person; and

(b) the person becomes a member of a couple; and

(d) the person’s partner is not a person to whom section 111 of the Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992 applies or would apply if it had not been repealed; and

(e) the person’s partner is a person who is receiving a pension, benefit or additional family payment or a pension under Part III of the Veterans’ Entitlements Act 1986;

the amount by way of rent assistance to be used to calculate the person’s pension, benefit or additional family payment rate and the amount by way of rent assistance to be used to calculate the rate of the person’s partner’s pension, benefit or additional family payment is not to fall below the person’s floor amount.

(10) If:

(a) a person is receiving a social security pension or a social security benefit; and

(b) neither subclause (1) nor (3) applies to the person; and

(d) the person’s partner is receiving a pension under the Veterans’ Entitlements Act 1986 and is a person to whom clause 5 of Schedule 5 to that Act applies;

the amount by way of rent assistance to be used to calculate the rate of the person’s social security pension or social security benefit is not to fall below one‑half of the amount that would be the person’s partner’s floor amount if subclause (1) or (3) applied to the partner.

67 Sickness allowance for people on rehabilitation programs (changes introduced on 20 March 1994)

(1) Subsections 667(1) and (2), as in force immediately before 20 March 1994, continue to apply to a person who started a rehabilitation program before 20 March 1994.

(2) Subclause (1) ceases to apply to the person when the person finishes the rehabilitation program.

69B Saving of job search allowance and newstart allowance deferment determinations

(1) If:

(a) before 4 July 1994, the Secretary determined under an automatic deferment provision a day on which a deferment period was to commence under that provision; and

(b) that day did not occur before 4 July 1994;

the Secretary’s determination has effect after 4 July 1994 as if it had been made under section 546B, 547B, 630B or 631B, whichever is applicable.

(2) For the purposes of the operation of subclause (1), subsection 546B(4), 547B(4), 630B(4) or 631B(4), as the case requires, is taken not to apply.

74 Partner allowance for persons born on or before 1 July 1955 (changes made on 1 July 1995)

(1) If:

(a) a person was receiving partner allowance immediately before 1 July 1995; and

(b) the person was born on or before 1 July 1955;

the person need not satisfy paragraph 771HA(1)(h) in order to be qualified for partner allowance.

(2) If partner allowance ceases to be payable to a person referred to in subclause (1):

(a) that subclause ceases to apply to the person; and

(b) cannot apply to the person again.

80 Income determinations (changes made on 1 January 1996)

(1) Sections 884, 885 and 886 as in force immediately before 1 January 1996 continue to apply in relation to payments made in respect of family payment paydays that occurred before that date.

(2) Sections 884, 885 and 886 as in force on 1 January 1996 apply in relation to:

(a) all payments of family payment made on or after that date; and

(b) all payments of family allowance made on or after 1 April 1998.

86 Transitional and saving provisions applicable to the amendments relating to the pension loans scheme

(1) If:

(a) a person has made a request to participate in the previous pension loans scheme; and

(b) Schedule 7 to the Amending Act commences before the first pension payday after the lodging of the request;

for the purposes of this clause, the person is to be treated as a person who is participating in the previous pension loans scheme.

(2) Subject to subclause (3), in relation to a person who is participating in the previous pension loans scheme, subsection 11(1), paragraph 23(11)(b), subsection 1118(1) and Division 4 of Part 3.12 of this Act, as in force immediately before the commencement of Schedule 7 to the Amending Act, continue to have effect as if the Amending Act had not been enacted.

(3) If a person who is participating in the previous pension loans scheme:

(a) is qualified to participate in the current pension loans scheme; and

(b) makes a request to participate in the current scheme;

and the Secretary is satisfied that the amount of any debt that would become payable by the person to the Commonwealth under the current scheme would be readily recoverable, the current scheme applies to the person on and after the first pension payday after the request is lodged.

(4) The debt owed by a person who was participating in the previous pension loans scheme and who is participating in the current pension loans scheme by operation of subclause (3) is, for the purposes of working out the debt owed by the person under the current scheme, to be added to the basic amount of debt accrued under the current scheme.

(5) In this clause:

Amending Act means the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act 1995.

current pension loans scheme means the pension loans scheme in operation under the provisions of this Act, as amended by the Amending Act.

previous pension loans scheme means the pension loans scheme in operation under the provisions of this Act, as in force immediately before the commencement of Schedule 7 to the Amending Act.

88 Saving: Determinations under repealed sections 1099E and 1099L

A determination in force under section 1099E or 1099L immediately before the commencement of this clause continues to have effect after that commencement as if:

(a) section 1084 of this Act, as in force immediately after the commencement of this clause, had been in force when the determination was made; and

(b) the determination had been made under that section as so in force; and

(c) any reference in the determination to section 1099B, 1099J or 1099K were a reference to sections 1076 to 1078 of this Act.

96 Application and saving provisions: advance payment provisions

(1) Subject to subclauses (2), (3) and (4), Parts 2.22 and 3.16A of this Act, as amended by the amending Act, apply in relation to:

(a) all applications for an advance payment of a social security entitlement made on or after 1 January 1997; and

(b) all advance payments of social security entitlements made on or after that day.

(2) If:

(a) a person made an application for an advance payment of a social security entitlement under Part 2.22 of this Act before 1 January 1997; and

(b) the application was not determined before that day; and

Parts 2.22 and 3.16A of this Act, as amended by the amending Act, apply in relation to the application, and to any advance payment of a social security entitlement made pursuant to the application.

(3) If:

(a) a person made an application for an advance payment of a social security entitlement under Part 2.22 of this Act before 1 January 1997; and

(b) the application was not determined before that day; and

Parts 2.22 and 3.16A of this Act, as so in force, continue to apply in relation to the application, and to any advance payment of a social security entitlement made pursuant to the application.

(4) If:

(a) a person receives the amount of an advance payment of a social security entitlement in a single lump sum, or the first instalment of such an amount, on or after 1 January 1997; and

(b) the relevant application for the advance payment was made before 1 January 1997; and

paragraph 1061A(4)(c) of this Act, as amended by the amending Act, does not apply in relation to any application made by the person for another advance within 12 months from the day the lump sum or instalment was paid.

(5) In this clause:

amending Act means the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1996.

96A Application of revised Schedule 1B

(1) Subject to subclause (2), this Act, as amended by items 1, 2 and 4 of Schedule 16 of the amending Act, applies to claims lodged on or after the date of commencement of those items.

(2) Despite section 8 of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901, the amendments made by items 1, 2 and 4 of Schedule 16 to the amending Act, apply in relation to:

(a) all medical, psychiatric or psychological examinations attended, or reports required, under subsection 105(1) on or after the date of commencement of those items; and

(b) all legal proceedings, applications for review of decisions, or determinations, to the extent that the proceedings, applications or determinations relate to, or involve, a medical, psychiatric or psychological examination referred to in paragraph (a).

(3) In this clause:

amending Act means the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Family and Other Measures) Act 1997.

98 Application and transitional provisions: amendments relating to tightening the activity test administration and simplifying the penalty periods that apply to youth training allowance

(1) Subject to subclauses (2), (3) and (4), this Act, as amended by Parts 3 and 4 of Schedule 5 to the amending Act, applies to events occurring on or after 20 March 1997.

(2) Subject to subclause (4), if, immediately before 20 March 1997, a person was subject to an activity test deferment period or an administrative breach deferment period that would end on or after 20 March 1997, then, despite the amendments made by Parts 3 and 4 of Schedule 5 to the amending Act, this Act, as in force immediately before 20 March 1997 continues to apply to the person in relation to that period.

(3) If:

(a) immediately before 20 March 1997, a person was subject to an administrative breach deferment period that would end on or after 20 March 1997; and

(b) an activity test deferment period or an administrative breach rate reduction period applies to the person on or after 20 March 1997;

then, despite the amendments made by Part 3 of Schedule 5 to the amending Act, the activity test deferment period or administrative breach rate reduction period commences the day after the end of the administrative breach deferment period.

(4) If:

(a) an event occurs before 20 March 1997 that results in a person being subject to an activity test deferment period or an administrative breach deferment period; and

(b) the period referred to in paragraph (a) has not commenced before 20 March 1997;

this Act applies as if the amendments made by Parts 3 and 4 of Schedule 5 had commenced the day before the event referred to in paragraph (a) occurred.

(5) In this clause:

amending Act means the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1996.

99 Application provision: amendments relating to unemployment due to industrial action

This Act, as amended by Schedule 6 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1996, applies to all persons who cease industrial action on or after 1 January 1997.

100 Application provision: amendments relating to the abolition of the minimum rate of payment to under 18 year old sickness allowance and newstart allowance recipients

This Act, as amended by Parts 1 and 2 of Schedule 3 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1996, applies in respect of sickness allowance and newstart allowance for any payment fortnight starting on or after 1 January 1997.

101 Application provision: abolition of the earnings credit scheme

This Act, as amended by Schedule 10 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1996, applies:

(a) in respect of social security benefits (other than parenting allowance)—for any payment period (within the meaning of that term in section 42 as in force immediately before the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Social Security (Administration and International Agreements) (Consequential Amendments) Act 1999, as in force immediately before the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Payment Processing) Act 1998) starting on or after 20 March 1997; or

(b) in respect of a payday‑based payment (within the meaning of that term in section 42 as in force immediately before the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Social Security (Administration and International Agreements) (Consequential Amendments) Act 1999, as in force immediately before the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Payment Processing) Act 1998)—the first payday that occurs on or after 20 March 1997 and subsequent paydays; or

(c) in respect of any social security payment, on the first day after the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Payment Processing) Act 1998 on which instalments of a social security payment are paid and every day thereafter on which such instalments are paid; or

(d) in respect of any social security payment, on the first day after the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Social Security (Administration and International Agreements) (Consequential Amendments) Act 1999 on which instalments of a social security payment are paid and every day thereafter on which such instalments are paid.

102 Application provision: amendments relating to the application of the below threshold deeming rate

This Act, as amended by Schedule 17 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1996, applies:

(a) in respect of social security benefits (other than parenting allowance)—for any fortnight starting on or after 20 March 1997; or

(b) in respect of a payday‑based payment (within the meaning of that term in section 42, as in force immediately before the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Payment Processing) Act 1998)—the first payday that occurs on or after 20 March 1997 and subsequent paydays; or

(c) in respect of any social security payment, the first day after the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Payment Processing) Act 1998 on which instalments of a social security payment are paid and every day thereafter on which such instalments are paid.

102A Application and transitional provisions: amendments relating to simplifying the penalty periods that apply to newstart allowance

(1) Subject to subclauses (2), (3), (4) and (5), this Act, as amended by Schedule 1 to the amending Act, applies to events occurring on or after the commencement.

(2) If, immediately before the commencement, a person was subject to an activity test deferment period that would end on or after the commencement, then, despite the amendments made by Schedule 1 to the amending Act, this Act, as in force immediately before the commencement, continues to apply to the person in relation to that period.

(3) If:

(a) an event occurs before the commencement that would, apart from this subclause, result in a person being subject to an activity test deferment period or an administrative breach rate reduction period; and

(b) the period referred to in paragraph (a) has not commenced before the commencement; and

(c) an action has occurred or a decision has been taken under this Act in relation to the application of the activity test deferment period or the administrative breach rate reduction period to the person;

then:

(d) this Act, as amended by Schedule 1 to the amending Act, applies to the event referred to in paragraph (a) from the commencement; and

(e) despite the fact that the event occurred before the commencement, the period or periods are to begin on the commencement.

(4) If subclauses (2) and (3) both apply, then, despite any other provision of this Act, only the restrictions on payments relating to the activity test deferment period are to apply to the person during the period of overlap.

(5) If:

(b) the period referred to in paragraph (a) has not commenced before the commencement; and

(c) before the commencement, neither an action has occurred, nor a decision been taken, under this Act relating to the application of the activity test deferment period to the person;

this Act, as amended by Schedule 1 to the amending Act, applies to the event referred to in paragraph (a) as if the event occurred on the commencement.

(6) In this clause:

amending Act means the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Activity Test Penalty Periods) Act 1997.

commencement means the commencement of this clause.

102AA Review of decisions under section 5 of the Aged Care Income Testing Act 1997

(1) If:

(a) before the commencement day, the Secretary was, under section 1239 of this Act, reviewing a decision made under section 5 of the Aged Care Income Testing Act 1997; and

(b) as at the commencement day, the Secretary had not yet:

(i) affirmed the decision; or

(ii) varied the decision; or

(iii) set the decision aside and substituted a new decision;

the review of the decision has effect, on and after the commencement day, as if it were a review by the Secretary of a decision made under section 44‑24 of the Aged Care Act 1997.

(2) In this clause:

commencement day means the day on which the Aged Care Act 1997 (other than Division 1 of that Act) commences.

102B Applications for review of decisions made under section 5 of the Aged Care Income Testing Act 1997

(1) If:

(a) before the commencement day, a person had, under section 1240 of this Act, applied to the Secretary for review of a decision made under section 5 of the Aged Care Income Testing Act 1997; and

(b) as at the commencement day, the Secretary had not yet:

(i) affirmed the decision; or

(ii) varied the decision; or

(iii) set the decision aside and substituted a new decision;

the application for review of the decision has effect, on and after the commencement day, as if it were an application made on that day for review of a decision made under section 44‑24 of the Aged Care Act 1997.

(2) In this clause:

commencement day means the day on which the Aged Care Act 1997 (other than Division 1 of that Act) commences.

102C Review by SSAT of decisions relating to determinations under section 5 of the Aged Care Income Testing Act 1997

(1) If:

(a) before the commencement day, a person had, under section 1247 of this Act, applied to the SSAT for review of a decision; and

(b) the decision related to a determination under section 5 of the Aged Care Income Testing Act 1997; and

the application for review has effect, on and after the commencement day, as if it were an application for review of a decision relating to a determination made under section 44‑24 of the Aged Care Act 1997.

(2) In this clause:

commencement day means the day on which the Aged Care Act 1997 (other than Division 1 of that Act) commences.

102D Review by AAT of decisions relating to determinations under section 5 of the Aged Care Income Testing Act 1997

(1) If:

(a) before the commencement day, a person had, under section 1282 of this Act, applied to the AAT for review of a decision; and

(b) the decision related to a determination under section 5 of the Aged Care Income Testing Act 1997; and

(2) In this clause:

commencement day means the day on which the Aged Care Act 1997 (other than Division 1 of that Act) commences.

102E Application provision—abolition of residential care allowance and amendments relating to rent assistance

(1) The amendments to this Act made by Parts 1, 2 and 4 of Schedule 3 to the Aged Care (Consequential Provisions) Act 1997 apply:

(a) to an instalment of social security benefit payable in respect of a period starting on or after the day on which the Aged Care Act 1997 commences; and

(b) to a payment of social security pension in respect of a pension period starting after that day.

103 Application provision: income maintenance periods

(1) This Act, as amended by Part 1 of Schedule 7 to the amending Act, applies in relation to leave payments that are received on or after 20 September 1997.

(2) For the purposes of this section, a person (the first person) is taken to receive a leave payment if the payment is made to another person:

(a) at the direction of the first person or a court; or

(b) on behalf of the first person; or

the first person waives or assigns the first person’s right to receive the payment.

(3) In this section:

amending Act means the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1996.

leave payment includes payments in respect of sick leave, annual leave, maternity leave, and long service leave.

104 Application provision: amendments relating to the liquid assets test waiting period

This Act, as amended by Part 2 of Schedule 7 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1996, applies to all claims lodged on or after 20 September 1997.

104A Application provision: amendments relating to means test exemption for superannuation assets

If:

(a) a person receives a period‑based social security payment paid in arrears; and

(b) the person’s first payday after 20 September 1997 is within 2 weeks of that day; and

(c) the person’s rate of payment is affected by the amendments made by Schedule 1 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Further Budget and Other Measures) Act 1996;

the person’s rate of payment for that payday is to be calculated on a pro rata basis under this Act as in force both immediately before and immediately after the commencement of that Schedule.

105 Application and saving provisions: debts due to the Commonwealth and their recovery

(1) For the avoidance of doubt, and without affecting the operation of section 8 of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901, Part 2 of Schedule 18 to the amending Act does not:

(a) affect the operation of Part 5.2 or 5.3 of this Act before 1 October 1997; or

(b) extinguish the amount of any debt due to the Commonwealth arising before 1 October 1997 that was outstanding at the start of that day; or

(2) Sections 1230C and 1236 of this Act, as amended by the amending Act, apply in relation to:

(a) debts arising on or after 1 October 1997; and

(b) the amounts of debts arising before that day that were outstanding at the start of that day.

(3) Section 1237A of this Act, as amended by the amending Act, applies in relation to debts arising before, on or after 1 October 1997.

(4) Despite section 8 of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901, if a legal proceeding or an application for review of a decision:

(a) relates to, or otherwise involves, a provision of Part 5.2, 5.3 or 5.4 of this Act; and

(b) is not finally determined before 1 October 1997;

the proceeding or application must, if continued, be determined as if it had been instituted on that day, and this Act, as amended by Schedule 18 to the amending Act, applies to the proceeding or application accordingly.

(5) In this clause:

amending Act means the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1996.

105A Parenting payment (changes introduced 20 March 1998)

Continuing effect of determinations etc. in force or effective before 20 March 1998

(1) If a determination, notice, statement or other instrument relating to sole parent pension or to parenting allowance was in force or had effect immediately before 20 March 1998, it continues in force on and after that date as if it had been made or given under this Act in relation to parenting payment.

Pending claims for sole parent pension or parenting allowance

(2) If:

(a) a person lodged a claim for sole parent pension or parenting allowance under this Act before 20 March 1998; and

(b) the claim was not determined before that date;

the claim has effect on and after that date as if it were a claim for parenting payment.

Claims made on or after 20 March 1998 in respect of periods before 20 March 1998—sole parent pension and parenting allowance

(3) If:

(a) a person lodges a claim for sole parent pension or parenting allowance on or after 20 March 1998; and

(b) the claim is made in respect of a period commencing before 20 March 1998;

the claim has effect as if it had been made immediately before 20 March 1998.

Claims made on or after 20 March 1998 in respect of periods before 20 March 1998—parenting payment

(4) If:

(a) a person lodges a claim for parenting payment on or after 20 March 1998; and

(b) the claim is made in respect of a period commencing before 20 March 1998;

the claim has effect:

(d) in the case of a person who was not a member of a couple at the beginning of the period in respect of which the claim is made—as if it were a claim for sole parent pension; and

(e) in the case of a person who was a member of a couple at the beginning of the period in respect of which the claim is made—as if it were a claim for parenting allowance.

Sole parent pension bereavement payment in respect of death of child

(5) If, immediately before 20 March 1998:

(a) a person was qualified for a payment under Subdivision A of Division 9 of Part 2.6; and

(b) the period for which the person was qualified had not yet ended;

then:

(c) the person remains qualified for that payment on and after 20 March 1998 as if Parts 2.6 and 3.4 as in force immediately before that date were still in force; and

(d) subclause (1) (dealing with continuing effect of determinations) does not apply to the person.

Sole parent pension bereavement payment in respect of death of pensioner partner

(6) If, immediately before 20 March 1998:

(a) a person was qualified for a payment under Subdivision B of Division 9 of Part 2.6; and

(b) the period for which the person was qualified had not yet ended;

then:

(c) the person remains qualified for that payment on and after 20 March 1998 as if Parts 2.6 and 3.2 as in force immediately before that date were still in force; and

(d) subclause (1) (dealing with continuing effect of determinations) does not apply to the person; and

(e) on the day after the end of the period referred to in paragraph (b), the person is taken to have made a claim for parenting payment.

Parenting allowance bereavement payment in respect of death of child

(7) If, immediately before 20 March 1998:

(a) a person was qualified for a payment under Subdivision B of Division 10 of Part 2.18; and

(b) the period for which the person was qualified had not yet ended;

then:

(c) the person remains qualified for that payment on and after 20 March 1998 as if Parts 2.18 and 3.6A as in force immediately before that date were still in force; and

(d) subclause (1) (dealing with continuing effect of determinations) does not apply to the person.

Parenting allowance bereavement payment in respect of death of partner

(8) If, immediately before 20 March 1998:

(a) a person was qualified for a payment under Subdivision D or E of Division 10 of Part 2.18; and

(b) the period for which the person was qualified had not yet ended;

then:

(c) the person remains qualified for that payment on and after 20 March 1998 as if Parts 2.18 and 3.6A as in force immediately before that date were still in force; and

(d) subclause (1) (dealing with the continuing effect of determinations) does not apply to the person; and

(e) on the day after the end of the period referred to in paragraph (b), the person is taken to have made a claim for parenting payment.

Pending application for advance payment of sole parent pension

(9) If:

(a) a person lodged an application for an advance payment of sole parent pension under Part 2.22 before 20 March 1998; and

(b) the application was not determined before that date;

the application is taken, on and after that date, to be an application for an advance payment of pension PP (single).

Saving of certain SPP children

(10) If:

(a) sole parent pension was payable to a person who was not in Australia immediately before 20 March 1998 in relation to an SPP child; and

(b) parenting payment would, but for the operation of section 500F, 500G or 500H, be payable to the person on that date in relation to that child;

those sections do not apply to the person in relation to that child until one of the following events occurs:

(c) the child ceases to be a PP child of the person because of the operation of a provision other than section 500F, 500G or 500H;

(d) parenting payment ceases to be payable to the person;

(e) the person becomes a member of a couple;

(f) if the person was not an Australian resident on 20 March 1998—the person becomes an Australian resident;

(g) if the person was an Australian resident on 20 March 1998—the person returns to Australia.

Application: income maintenance period rules

(11) The following provisions (dealing with income maintenance periods in relation to continuing employment) as in force on 20 March 1998 apply to a person in respect of a leave period commencing on or after 20 March 1998:

(a) point 1067‑H5G;

(b) point 1067E‑G6G;

(12) Subject to subclause (13), point 1068A‑E4 (dealing with income maintenance periods in relation to terminated employment) as in force on 20 March 1998 applies to a person in respect of any leave payment received by the person on or after 20 March 1998.

(13) If:

(a) a determination applying an income maintenance period in relation to a person’s claim for, or payment of, parenting allowance, a social security benefit or youth training allowance was in force on or after 20 September 1997; and

(b) pension PP (single) is payable to the person on or after 20 March 1998;

point 1068A‑E4 applies to the person in respect of any leave payment received by the person on or after 20 September 1997.

Saving of certain recipients of sole parent pension and parenting allowance

(14) If:

(a) sole parent pension or parenting allowance was payable to a person immediately before 20 March 1998; and

(b) on 20 March 1998 the person would not, apart from this subclause, qualify for parenting payment because the person does not satisfy the requirements of paragraph 500(1)(d);

the person is taken, on and after 20 March 1998, to satisfy the requirements of paragraph 500(1)(d) until:

(d) the person satisfies the requirements of paragraph 500(1)(d) otherwise than by reason of this subclause.

Saving of certain other recipients of sole parent pension

(15) If:

(a) sole parent pension was payable to a person who was not in Australia immediately before 20 March 1998; and

(b) on or after 20 March 1998, the person would not, apart from this subclause, qualify for parenting payment because the person does not satisfy the requirements of either or both of paragraphs 500(1)(b) and (c);

the person is taken, on and after 20 March 1998, to satisfy the requirements of both those paragraphs until:

(d) the person becomes a member of a couple; or

(e) if the person was not an Australian resident on 20 March 1998—the person becomes an Australian resident; or

(f) if the person was an Australian resident on 20 March 1998—the person returns to Australia.

(16) In relation to a person who is receiving parenting payment because of the application of subclause (15) and Part 4.2 of this Act, as in force immediately before 20 March 1998, apply to the person on and after 20 March 1998. These provisions apply to the person as if references to sole parent pension were references to pension PP (single).

Saving of persons receiving sole parent pension under scheduled international social security agreement

(17) If:

(a) a sole parent pension was payable to a person immediately before 20 March 1998 under a scheduled international social security agreement; and

(b) the person is not a member of a couple; and

(i) paragraph 500(1)(b) or (c);

(ii) subparagraph 500(1)(d)(ii) to the extent it requires a person to have been in Australia for the period specified in that subparagraph;

(iii) section 500F, 500G or 500H;

then, on and after 20 March 1998:

(d) the provisions referred to in paragraph (c) do not apply to the person; and

(e) if parenting payment is payable to the person, it is taken to be payable to the person under the scheduled international social security agreement.

(18) Subclause (17) applies to a person until:

(a) parenting payment ceases to be payable to the person; or

(b) the person satisfies the provisions referred to in paragraph (17)(c).

106 Determinations etc. relating to family payment continue in force as determinations etc. relating to family allowance

If a determination or other instrument relating to family payment that was made or given under this Act as in force before 1 April 1998 was in force immediately before that date, the determination or other instrument continues in force, subject to this Act, on and after that date as if it were made or given under this Act in relation to family allowance.

107 Pending claims for family payment

(1) If:

(a) a person lodged a claim for family payment under this Act before 1 April 1998; and

(b) the claim was not determined before that date;

the claim has effect on and after that date as if it were a claim for family allowance.

(2) If:

(a) subclause (1) applies to a claim; and

(b) the claim is granted under this Act;

the determination granting the claim may have a date of effect before 1 April 1998.

108 Savings—Disabled child (changes made on 1 July 1998)

Despite the amendment made by item 7 of Schedule 2 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Parenting Payment and Other Measures) Act 1997, section 952 as in force immediately before the commencement of that item:

(a) applies to a young person in respect of whom child disability allowance was payable to a person on 30 June 1998 as a result of a claim made before that date; and

(b) continues so to apply until:

(i) the day on which the allowance ceases to be payable to the person; or

(ii) the end of 30 June 1999;

whichever is the earlier.

108A Disabled child (changes made on 1 July 1999)

(1) If clause 108 applies to a young person immediately before the end of 30 June 1999, Part 2.19 of this Act applies on and after 1 July 1999 to the young person as if the changes set out in subclauses (2), (3), (4) and (5) were made, and that Part continues so to apply until:

(a) the day on which carer allowance for the young person ceases to be payable; or

(b) 30 June 2003;

whichever is the earlier.

Disabled child changes

(2) The first change is that the definition of disabled child in section 952 is to be replaced by the following definition:

disabled child means a young person aged under 16 in respect of whom the following requirements are satisfied:

(a) the young person has a physical, intellectual or psychiatric disability; and

(b) because of that disability:

(i) the young person needs care and attention from another person on a daily basis; and

(ii) the care and attention needed by the young person are substantially more than are needed by a young person of the same age who does not have a physical, intellectual or psychiatric disability; and

(3) The second change is that paragraph 953(1)(c) is to be omitted.

Disabled adult changes

(4) The third change is that the definition of disabled adult in section 952 is to be replaced by the following definition:

disabled adult means a young person aged 16 or more in respect of whom the following requirements are satisfied:

(a) the young person has a physical, intellectual or psychiatric disability; and

(b) because of that disability:

(i) the young person needs care and attention from another person on a daily basis; and

(5) The fourth change is that paragraph 954(1)(c) is to be omitted.

109 Application of liquid assets test waiting period for sickness allowance

This Act, as amended by item 91 of Schedule 9 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance Consequential and Related Measures) Act 1998, applies to sickness allowance for which a claim was lodged on or after the commencement of that item.

109A Application provision: amendments relating to the consistent treatment of lump sums

This Act, as amended by Schedule 2 to the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1998, applies to a lump sum payment of a kind referred to in points 1067‑H7B, 1067‑H7C, 1067E‑G9A, 1067E‑G9B, 1068‑G7B and 1068‑G7C that a person becomes entitled to receive after 1 July 1998.

110 Youth allowance in place of newstart allowance (under 21 years), sickness allowance (under 21 years), youth training allowance and AUSTUDY living allowance (youth allowance age)

Continuing effect of certain determinations

(1) If a determination, notice, statement or other instrument made or given under this Act in relation to a newstart allowance or sickness allowance for a person under 21 years was in force, or had effect, immediately before 1 July 1998, then, subject to clause 114, the determination, notice, statement or other instrument:

(a) continues to be in force, or continues to have effect, on and after that day; and

(b) may be amended or revoked;

as if it were a determination, notice, statement or other instrument made or given under this Act in relation to a youth allowance.

(2) If a determination, notice, statement or other instrument made or given under the Student Assistance Act 1973 in relation to a youth training allowance:

(a) was in force, or had effect; or

(b) is to be taken to have been in force, or to have had effect;

immediately before 1 July 1998, that determination, notice, statement or other instrument:

(d) may be amended or revoked;

as if it were a determination, notice, statement or other instrument made or given under this Act in relation to a youth allowance.

Person of youth allowance age receiving AUSTUDY living allowance immediately before 1 July 1998

(3) If an AUSTUDY living allowance was payable, or is to be taken to have been payable, immediately before 1 July 1998, to or in respect of:

(a) a person who is of youth allowance age on that day; or

(b) a person who, immediately before that day, was receiving rent assistance under regulation 102B of the AUSTUDY Regulations as then in force; or

then, on and after that day:

(d) a youth allowance is payable, or is to be taken to have been payable, to the person; and

(e) subject to subclause (4), Part 2.11 applies to the person;

as if he or she had made a claim for youth allowance under that Part and the claim had been granted.

(4) If:

(a) youth allowance is payable, or is to be taken to have been payable, because of subclause (3), to a person referred to in paragraph (3)(b) or (c); and

(b) the person ceases to undertake the course of study that the person was undertaking immediately before 1 July 1998;

youth allowance ceases to be payable to the person.

(5) A person referred to in paragraph (3)(c) who is under 25 on 1 July 1998 is taken to be independent for the purposes of Parts 2.11 and 3.15.

Pending claims of youth training allowance etc.

(6) If:

(a) one of the following circumstances apply:

(i) a person lodged a claim for a youth training allowance (under the Student Assistance Act 1973) before 1 July 1998;

(ii) a person who is of youth allowance age lodged an application for an AUSTUDY living allowance (under the AUSTUDY regulations) before 1 July 1998;

(iii) a person who is under 21 years lodged a claim for newstart allowance or sickness allowance before 1 July 1998; and

(b) the claim was not determined, or the application dealt with, before that date;

the claim or application has effect on or after that date as if it were a claim for youth allowance lodged under this Act.

(7) Subclause (6) has effect subject to item 131 of Part 2 of Schedule 11 to the Social Security Legislation (Youth Allowance Consequential and Related Measures) Act 1998.

111 Austudy payment in place of AUSTUDY living allowance

Person of austudy age receiving AUSTUDY living allowance immediately before 1 July 1998

(1) If:

(a) an AUSTUDY living allowance was payable, or is to be taken to have been payable, immediately before 1 July 1998, to or in respect of a person other than:

(i) a person who, immediately before that day, was receiving rent assistance under regulation 102B of the AUSTUDY Regulations as then in force; or

(ii) a person referred to in paragraph 68(a) or (b) of the AUSTUDY Regulations as in force immediately before that day; and

(b) the person is of austudy age on that day;

then, on and after that day:

(d) Part 2.11A applies to the person;

as if he or she had made a claim for austudy payment under that Part and the claim had been granted.

Note: A youth allowance is payable to a person referred to in subparagraph (a)(i) or (ii) (see clause 109).

Pending claims for AUSTUDY living allowance

(2) If:

(a) a person who is of austudy age lodged an application for an AUSTUDY living allowance (under the AUSTUDY regulations) before 1 July 1998; and

(b) the application was not dealt with before that date;

the application has effect on or after that date as if it were a claim for austudy payment lodged under this Act.

111A $3,000 opening balance for student income bank for students transferring from AUSTUDY

(1) If an AUSTUDY living allowance was payable, or is to be taken to have been payable, immediately before 1 July 1998, to or in respect of a person who is of youth allowance age on that day, then Step 1 of the Method Statement in point 1067G‑J3 applies to the person as if the reference in that Step to zero were a reference to $3,000.

(2) If an AUSTUDY living allowance was payable, or is to be taken to have been payable, immediately before 1 July 1998, to or in respect of a person who is of austudy age on that day, then Step 1 of the Method Statement in point 1067L‑E2 applies to the person as if the reference in that Step to zero were a reference to $3,000.

112 Pensioner education supplement under the Social Security Act in place of pensioner education supplement under the Austudy Regulations

Person receiving pensioner education supplement immediately before 1 July 1998

(1) If a pensioner education supplement under the AUSTUDY Regulations was payable, or is to be taken to have been payable, immediately before 1 July 1998, to a person, then, on and after that day:

(a) a pensioner education supplement under this Act is payable, or is to be taken to have been payable, to the person; and

(b) Part 2.24A applies to the person;

as if he or she had made a claim for pensioner education supplement under that Part and the claim had been granted.

Pending claims of pensioner education supplement

(2) If:

(a) a person lodged an application for a pensioner education supplement under the AUSTUDY Regulations before 1 July 1998; and

(b) the application was not determined, or the application dealt with, before that date;

the application has effect on or after that date as if it were a claim for pensioner education supplement lodged under this Act.

113 Certain persons receiving benefit PP (partnered) and pensioner education supplement immediately before 1 July 1998

(1) If:

(a) immediately before 20 March 1998, a person who satisfied the qualification requirements for sole parent pension under subparagraph 249(1)(a)(ii) or (iv) was receiving a sole parent pension; and

(b) a benefit PP (partnered) became payable to the person on that day and continued to be payable until immediately before 1 July 1998; and

(c) a pensioner education supplement under the AUSTUDY Regulations was payable, or is to be taken to have been payable, immediately before 1 July 1998, to the person;

then, on and after 1 July 1998:

(d) a pensioner education supplement under this Act is payable, or is to be taken to have been payable, to the person; and

(e) subject to subclauses (2), (3) and (4), Part 2.24A applies to the person;

as if he or she had made a claim for pensioner education supplement under that Part and the claim had been granted.

(2) If the person ceases to undertake the course of study that the person was undertaking immediately before 1 July 1998, pensioner education supplement ceases to be payable to the person.

(3) For the purposes of Part 2.24A, the person is taken to be receiving a payment attracting pensioner education supplement under this Act if the person satisfies the requirements referred to in subparagraph 249(1)(a)(ii) or (iv) as in force immediately before 20 March 1998.

Note: Subparagraphs 249(1)(a)(ii) and (iv) were repealed by the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Parenting and Other Measures) Act 1997.

(4) For the purposes of Part 2.24A, subsection 1061PE(2) is taken to apply to the person.

114 Claims for newstart allowance (under 21 years) or sickness allowance (under 21 years) made on or after 1 July 1998 in respect of period before that date

If:

(a) a person who is under 21 years lodges a claim for newstart allowance or sickness allowance on or after 1 July 1998; and

(b) the claim is made in respect of a period commencing before 1 July 1998;

the claim has effect as if it had been made immediately before that date.

115 Persons under 21 receiving newstart allowance or sickness allowance on 17 June 1997

(1) If:

(a) a person was, on 17 June 1997, under 21 years of age and a recipient of newstart allowance or sickness allowance; and

(b) the person did not cease to be, and was immediately before 1 July 1998, a recipient of newstart allowance or sickness allowance; and

then:

(d) clause 109 does not apply in relation to the person; and

(e) the person is to continue to receive the newstart allowance or sickness allowance on and after that day; and

(f) subject to subclauses (2) and (3), Part 2.12 or 2.14 (as the case may be) as in force immediately before that day continues to apply to the person.

(2) If, on or after 1 July 1998, the Secretary cancels or suspends:

(a) a person’s newstart allowance under section 660I or 660IA; or

(b) a person’s sickness allowance under section 728L or 728M;

a determination by the Secretary under section 660J or 728P (as the case may be) that the allowance is payable to the person does not have effect unless the determination is made within 6 weeks after the Secretary’s decision to cancel or suspend the allowance.

(3) Newstart allowance or sickness allowance ceases to be payable to a person who has been receiving it because of subclause (1) if the person makes a claim for youth allowance and the claim is granted.

116 Newstart or sickness allowance bereavement payment in respect of death of partner

If:

(a) immediately before 1 July 1998:

(i) a person was qualified for a payment under Division 9 of Part 2.12 or Division 9 of Part 2.14; and

(ii) the period for which the person was qualified had not yet ended; and

(b) the person is under 21 years;

then:

(i) in the case of a person qualified for a payment under Division 9 of Part 2.12—that Part and Part 3.5 or 3.6 (whichever was applicable), as in force immediately before that date, continued to apply to him or her; or

(ii) in the case of a person qualified for a payment under Division 9 of Part 2.14—that Part and Part 3.5, 3.5A or 3.6 (whichever is applicable), as in force immediately before that date, continued to apply to him or her; and

(d) subclause 109(1) (dealing with continuing effect of determinations) does not apply to the person; and

(e) on the day after the end of the period referred to in subparagraph (a)(ii), the person is taken to have made a claim for youth allowance.

117 Youth training allowance bereavement payment in respect of death of partner

If, immediately before 1 July 1998:

(a) a person was qualified for a payment under Division 10 of Part 8 of the Student Assistance Act 1973; and

(b) the period for which the person was qualified had not yet ended;

then:

(c) the person remains qualified for that payment on and after 1 July 1998 as if Part 8 of, and Schedule 1 to, that Act as in force immediately before that date were still in force; and

(d) subclause 109(1) (dealing with continuing effect of determinations) does not apply to the person; and

(e) on the day after the end of the period referred to in paragraph (b), the person is taken to have made a claim for youth allowance.

118 Qualification for double orphan pension for certain young persons who were qualified to receive payments under the AUSTUDY scheme immediately before 1 July 1998

If a person or an approved care organisation was, immediately before 1 July 1998, qualified (under section 999) for a double orphan pension for a young person who, at the time:

(a) was over 16, but under 22, years of age; and

(b) was qualified to receive payments under the AUSTUDY scheme;

the person or approved care organisation continues to be qualified for a double orphan pension for the young person until the young person:

(d) ceases to be a youth allowance recipient; or

(e) ceases to undertake full‑time study;

whichever occurs first.

119 Payment of family allowance—young person ceasing to be a FA child on becoming youth allowance recipient

If:

(a) on the last family allowance payday before 1 July 1998, a person (the FA recipient) received an instalment of family allowance (the relevant instalment) that was paid to the person at a rate higher than the person’s minimum family allowance rate; and

(b) the relevant instalment consisted of, or included, an amount in respect of an FA child (the young person) who becomes a youth allowance recipient before the first family allowance payday after 1 July 1998;

there is payable to the FA recipient in respect of the young person, on the first family allowance payday after 1 July 1998, an amount of family allowance equal to the amount of family allowance that was payable to the FA recipient in respect of the young person on the last family allowance payday before 1 July 1998.

120 Application—income maintenance period rules

(1) Point 1067G‑H11 (dealing with income maintenance periods in relation to continuing employment) applies to the following persons in respect of a leave period starting on or after 1 July 1998:

(a) a person who makes a claim for youth allowance on or after 1 July 1998 and to whom subclause (2) does not apply;

(b) a youth allowance recipient who immediately before 1 July 1998 was receiving an AUSTUDY allowance.

(2) If:

(a) a determination applying an income maintenance period to a person who was or is in employment had effect, or is to be taken to have had effect, immediately before 1 July 1998; and

(b) a youth allowance becomes payable to the person on or after 1 July 1998; and

point 1067G‑H11 (dealing with income maintenance periods in relation to continuing employment) applies to the person in respect of a leave period starting on or after 20 March 1998.

(3) Point 1067G‑H12 (dealing with income maintenance periods in relation to terminated employment) applies to the following persons in respect of any leave payment received by those persons on or after 1 July 1998:

(a) a person who makes a claim for youth allowance on or after 1 July 1998 and to whom subclause (4) does not apply;

(b) a youth allowance recipient who immediately before 1 July 1998 was receiving an AUSTUDY allowance.

(4) If:

(a) a determination applying an income maintenance period to a person whose employment has been terminated had effect, or is to be taken to have had effect, immediately before 1 July 1998; and

(b) a youth allowance becomes payable to the person on or after 1 July 1998; and

point 1067G‑H12 (dealing with income maintenance periods in relation to terminated employment) applies to the person in respect of any leave payment received by the person on or after 20 September 1997.

(5) Point 1067L‑D5 (dealing with income maintenance periods in relation to continuing employment) applies to the following persons in respect of a leave period starting on or after 1 July 1998:

(a) a person who makes a claim for austudy payment on or after 1 July 1998 and to whom subclause (6) does not apply;

(b) an austudy payment recipient who immediately before 1 July 1998 was receiving an AUSTUDY allowance.

(6) If:

(a) a determination applying an income maintenance period to a person who was or is in employment had effect, or is to be taken to have had effect, immediately before 1 July 1998; and

(b) an austudy payment becomes payable to the person on or after 1 July 1998; and

point 1067L‑D5 (dealing with income maintenance periods in relation to continuing employment) applies to the person in respect of a leave period starting on or after 20 March 1998.

(7) Point 1067L‑D6 (dealing with income maintenance periods in relation to terminated employment) applies to the following persons in respect of any leave payment received by those persons on or after 1 July 1998:

(a) a person who makes a claim for austudy payment on or after 1 July 1998 and to whom subclause (8) does not apply;

(b) an austudy payment recipient who immediately before 1 July 1998 was receiving an AUSTUDY allowance.

(8) If:

(a) a determination applying an income maintenance period to a person whose employment has been terminated had effect, or is to be taken to have had effect, immediately before 1 July 1998; and

(b) an austudy payment becomes payable to the person on or after 1 July 1998; and

point 1067L‑D6 (dealing with income maintenance periods in relation to terminated employment) applies to the person in respect of any leave payment received by the person on or after 20 September 1997.

120A Amendments relating to treatment of income streams

(1) If:

(a) a person who had entered into a binding arrangement for the provision to the person of an income stream was, on 19 September 1998, receiving a social security payment; and

(b) the Minister declares, in writing, that the Minister is satisfied that the application of this Act (as amended by the amending Act) would cause the person significant disadvantage in relation to the treatment of the person’s income stream;

this Act applies to the person in relation to the income stream as if the amendments made by Part 1 of Schedule 3 to the amending Act had not been made.

(2) Subclause (1) ceases to have effect if:

(a) the social security payment referred to in subclause (1)(a) (the original payment) ceases to be payable to the person; and

(b) another social security payment, a service pension or income support supplement does not become payable to the person immediately after the original payment ceases to be payable.

(3) If a person was receiving a social security payment on 19 September 1998, the person’s annual rate of ordinary income from:

(a) an asset‑test exempt income stream; or

(b) an asset‑tested income stream (long term);

that is a defined benefit income stream whose commencement day is earlier than 20 September 1998 is to be worked out as if the amendment made by item 40 of Schedule 3 to the amending Act had not been made.

(4) In this clause:

amending Act means the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1998.

binding arrangement, in relation to a person, means:

(a) an arrangement that does not allow the person to commute an income stream; or

(b) an arrangement that may only be terminated on terms that are, in the opinion of the Secretary, likely to cause severe detriment to the person.

122 Issue of notice before 1 July 1999 to person to whom domiciliary nursing care benefit is being paid requiring notification of events affecting the payment of carer allowance on and after that day

(1) The Secretary may, during the period from the start of the day on which the Assistance for Carers Legislation Amendment Act 1999 receives the Royal Assent until the end of 30 June 1999, give a person (the DNCB recipient) to whom domiciliary nursing care benefit under Part VB of the National Health Act 1953 is being paid a notice in the same terms as could be given under section 984 of this Act on or after 1 July 1999 to a person to whom carer allowance is being paid. The notice only has effect as mentioned in subclause (2).

(2) If, because of the operation of subclause 124(7), carer allowance becomes payable to the DNCB recipient on and after 1 July 1999, the notice has effect on and after that day as if it were given under section 984 of this Act on that day.

Note: Section 984 of this Act allows the Secretary to give a person to whom carer allowance is being paid a notice requiring the person to inform the Department of an event or change in circumstances that might affect the payment of carer allowance.

123 Carer payment provisions (changes to “severely handicapped person” category with effect from 1 July 1999)

If a determination, notice, statement or instrument made or given under Part 2.5 of this Act had effect immediately before 1 July 1999 (whether made or given before, on or after that day), it continues to have effect on and after that day despite the amendments made by Part 1 of Schedule 1 to the Assistance for Carers Legislation Amendment Act 1999.

Note: Carer payments that continue to be payable because of this clause would be able to be terminated later e.g. under section 231.

124 Carer allowance (changes introduced on 1 July 1999)

Continuing effect of determinations etc. effective before 1 July 1999

(1) If a determination, notice, statement or other instrument made or given under this Act in relation to child disability allowance had effect immediately before 1 July 1999 (whether made or given before, on or after that day), it continues to have effect on and after that day as if it had been made or given under this Act in relation to carer allowance.

Note: A determination that carer allowance is payable to a person ceases to have effect if the Secretary becomes satisfied that the allowance is no longer payable and determines that the allowance is to be cancelled or suspended: see sections 992C and 992D.

Pending claims for child disability allowance

(2) If:

(a) a person lodged a claim for child disability allowance under this Act before 1 July 1999 (including because of subclause (3) or (4)); and

(b) the claim was not determined before that day; and

the claim has effect on and after 1 July 1999 as if it were a claim for carer allowance made under this Act.

Claims made on or after 1 July 1999 for child disability allowance

(3) If a person lodges a claim for child disability allowance on or after 1 July 1999, the claim has effect as if it had been made immediately before 1 July 1999.

Claims made on or after 1 July 1999 in respect of qualification before 1 July 1999—carer allowance

(4) If:

(a) a person lodges a claim for carer allowance in respect of a disabled child or 2 disabled children on or after 1 July 1999; and

(b) if the amendments made by Schedule 2 to the Assistance for Carers Legislation Amendment Act 1999 had not been made, the claim could have been made in respect of qualification for child disability allowance for a period before 1 July 1999;

the claim has effect:

(d) as if it were a claim for child disability allowance.

Child disability allowance bereavement payment in respect of death of child

(5) If, immediately before 1 July 1999, a person was qualified for child disability allowance for a period under section 991 or 992AA of this Act as in force immediately before that day, the person continues to be qualified for child disability allowance for that period on and after 1 July 1999 as if the amendments made by Schedule 2 to the Assistance for Carers Legislation Amendment Act 1999 had not been made.

Effect of overseas absence before 1 July 1999

(6) If:

(a) immediately before 1 July 1999, child disability allowance was payable to a person for a CDA child or for 2 dependent children in circumstances where the person or the child or children were absent from Australia; and

(b) that absence from Australia continues on and after 1 July 1999; and

(c) before the end of the period of 26 weeks beginning on 1 July 1999, the period of that absence from Australia exceeds 3 years; and

(d) immediately before the end of those 3 years, carer allowance is payable to the person for the child or children;

carer allowance ceases to be payable to the person for the child or children at the end of those 3 years.

Domiciliary nursing care benefit payable to a person immediately before 1 July 1999

(7) If domiciliary nursing care benefit under Part VB of the National Health Act 1953 was payable, or is taken to have been payable, immediately before 1 July 1999 to a person in relation to a patient, then, on and after that day:

(a) carer allowance is payable to the person for the patient; and

(b) Part 2.19 of this Act applies to the person;

as if he or she had made a claim for carer allowance under Part 2.19 of this Act and the claim had been granted.

Pending claims for domiciliary nursing care benefit—application to Secretary to the Health Department

(8) If:

(a) before 1 July 1999, a person made an application under Part VB of the National Health Act 1953 for approval as an approved person for the purposes of that Part in relation to a patient; and

(b) the Secretary to the Health Department had not dealt with the application before that day; and

the application has effect on and after 1 July 1999 as if it were a claim for carer allowance lodged under this Act.

Pending claims for domiciliary nursing care benefit—review by Health Minister

(9) If:

(a) before 1 July 1999, a person made a request to the Health Minister under section 58F of the National Health Act 1953 for a review of a decision of the Secretary to the Health Department refusing the person’s application for approval as an approved person for the purposes of Part VB of that Act; and

(b) the Health Minister had not dealt with the request before that day; and

the person is taken to have made a claim for carer allowance on 1 July 1999 under Part 2.19 of this Act, and that claim is taken to have contained any information in the application mentioned in paragraph (a).

Decision of Health Minister in relation to domiciliary nursing care benefit

(10) If:

(a) under item 3 of Schedule 3 to the Assistance for Carers Legislation Amendment Act 1999, the Health Minister is required to deal with a request to review a decision of the Secretary to the Health Department to refuse a person’s application for approval as an approved person for the purposes of Part VB of the National Health Act 1953; and

(b) the Health Minister confirms the decision of the Secretary to the Health Department;

Preserving the no residency requirement for domiciliary nursing care benefit

(11) If:

(a) domiciliary nursing care benefit under Part VB of the National Health Act 1953 was payable, or is to be taken to have been payable, immediately before 1 July 1999 to a person in relation to a patient; and

(b) immediately before that day, the person or the patient was not an Australian resident;

then Part 2.19 of this Act as in force on and after that day has effect as if the person or the patient, as the case may be, were an Australian resident.

Definitions

(12) In this clause:

Health Department means the Department administered by the Health Minister.

Health Minister means the Minister administering the National Health Act 1953.

125 Transitional regulations arising out of carer allowance changes introduced on 1 July 1999

Regulations made under section 1364 may prescribe matters in relation to any transitional matters (including prescribing any saving or application provision) arising out of amendments of this Act made by Schedule 2 to the Assistance for Carers Legislation Amendment Act 1999.

121 Changes to newly arrived resident’s waiting period

If a person is subject to a newly arrived resident’s waiting period immediately before the commencement of Schedule 5 to the Further 1998 Budget Measures Legislation Amendment (Social Security) Act 1999 (the amending Act), this Act continues to apply to the person in relation to the waiting period as if the amendments made by the amending Act had not been made.

126 Application and transitional provisions relating to fares allowance

(1) Part 2.26 applies only in respect of claims for fares allowance made after the commencement of that Part for journeys made after that commencement.

(2) The Social Security (Fares Allowance) Rules 1998 made under section 1061ZAAA as in force immediately before the commencement of Part 2.26 continue in force as if that section were still in force but apply only in respect of claims made, whether before or after that commencement, for journeys made before that commencement.

(3) If:

(a) a person has, before the commencement of Part 2.26, made a journey in a study year; and

(b) the person is eligible, under the Rules referred to in subclause (2), as they continue in force under that subclause (the continuing Rules) for fares allowance in respect of the journey; and

(c) the person makes a claim under Part 2.26 for fares allowance in respect of a journey made, or to be made, after the commencement of that Part in the same study year;

the claim is not to be determined until the person has made a claim under the continuing Rules in respect of the journey referred to in paragraph (a) and the claim has been finally dealt with in accordance with those Rules.

127 Seasonal work carried out in what would have been a seasonal work non‑benefit period extending beyond 30 June 2000

If:

(a) a person was, before 1 July 2000, subject to a seasonal work non‑benefit period under this Act; and

(b) but for the amendments of this Act taking effect on that day, the seasonal work non‑benefit period would have extended for a period (the residual period) starting on 1 July 2000 and ending at the end of that seasonal work non‑benefit period;

then, for the purposes of this Act as in force on and after that day, the residual period is to be treated as if it were a seasonal work preclusion period.

128 Saving provision—portability rules relating to rates of pension

(1) Despite the amendments of sections 1213A, 1215, 1216, 1220A, 1220B and 1221 of this Act made by the Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements Legislation Amendment (Miscellaneous Matters) Act 2000, if:

(a) a person was absent from Australia immediately before 20 September 2000; and

(b) at a time (the post‑start time) after 20 September 2000, the person had not returned to Australia for a continuous period of 26 weeks or more since 20 September 2000;

those provisions continue to apply to the person at the post‑start time as if those amendments had not been made.

(2) However, the following provisions (as in force as if the amendments described in subclause (1) had not been made) do not continue to apply to the person at or after the first time the person is in Australia after the commencement of Schedule 6 to the Family and Community Services and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (2003 Budget and Other Measures) Act 2003:

(a) section 1213A;

(b) section 1215;

(d) section 1220B, so far as it relates to a pension other than age pension or bereavement allowance.

Note: If those provisions (as in force as if the amendments described in subclause (1) had not been made) do not continue to apply to the person at a particular time, the person is covered at that time by this Act as in force at that time.

(3) To avoid doubt, Schedule 6 to the Family and Community Services and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (2003 Budget and Other Measures) Act 2003 does not affect section 1220B (as in force as if the amendments described in subclause (1) had not been made) so far as that section continues to apply because of that subclause.

128A Saving of certain pensions payable under 1986 Agreement between Australia and Italy

(1) In this clause:

1986 Agreement means the agreement made between the Government of Australia and the Government of the Republic of Italy on 23 April 1986.

(2) This subclause applies to a person if:

(a) the person has become qualified to receive:

(i) a disability support pension; or

(ii) a widow B pension;

by virtue of the 1986 Agreement; and

(b) the person became qualified to receive the pension because:

(i) in the case of a disability support pension, he or she became unable to work or became permanently blind, as the case may be, while he or she was in Australia or was temporarily absent from Australia; or

(ii) in the case of a widow B pension, the person’s spouse died while the person and the person’s spouse were Australian residents or, being such residents, were temporarily absent from Australia.

(3) Subject to subclause (4), this subclause applies to a person if:

(a) on 8 May 1985, the person was either:

(i) an Australian resident; or

(ii) an absent resident within the meaning of the 1986 Agreement; and

(b) the person left Australia before 1 January 1996; and

(c) while absent from Australia, the person became eligible to receive a social security payment by virtue of the 1986 Agreement; and

(d) the person commenced to receive that social security payment before 1 January 1996; and

(e) immediately before 1 October 2000, the rate at which that social security payment was payable was worked out under subparagraph 1(b) of Article 8 of the 1986 Agreement; and

(f) the person has not returned to Australia on or after 1 October 2000 for a continuous period of 26 weeks.

(4) Subclause (3) ceases to apply to a person if the rate at which the social security payment would be payable to the person apart from this clause exceeds the rate at which the social security payment is payable to the person as a person to whom subclause (3) applies.

(5) In spite of any other provision of the social security law relating to the rate at which a disability support pension or widow B pension is payable, the rate at which such a pension is payable to a person to whom subclause (2) applies is the rate at which the pension would be payable to the person if:

(a) the person were an Australian resident; and

(b) the person were not entitled to have included in the rate of the pension:

(i) any amount representing:

(A) pharmaceutical allowance; or

(B) remote area allowance; or

(ii) any amount similar to the amounts referred to in subparagraph (i).

(6) In spite of any other provision of the social security law relating to the rate at which a social security payment is payable, the rate at which such a payment is payable to a person to whom subclause (3) applies is the rate worked out according to subparagraph 1(b) of Article 8 of the 1986 Agreement.

129 Application of amendments relating to short residence

Despite the amendments of section 1220 of this Act made by the Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements Legislation Amendment (Miscellaneous Matters) Act 2000, that section, as in force immediately before 20 September 2000, continues to apply to a pension or allowance granted before 20 September 2000 as if those amendments had not been made.

130 Saving provision—other portability rules

Despite the amendments of this Act made by Part 1 of Schedule 1 to the Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements Legislation Amendment (Miscellaneous Matters) Act 2000, other than:

(a) the amendments mentioned in clauses 128 and 129 of this Schedule; and

(b) the amendments of sections 1216B, 1218, 1218A, 1218B, 1218C and 1219; and

if:

(d) a person was absent from Australia immediately before 20 September 2000; and

(e) at a time (the post‑start time) after 20 September 2000, the person had not returned to Australia since 20 September 2000;

this Act continues to apply to the person at the post‑start time as if the amendments (other than those mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (c)) had not been made.

131 Certain payments not recoverable

An amount paid to a person under this Act is not recoverable from the person if:

(a) the amount was not payable because the person, or the person’s partner, had received a comparable foreign payment; and

(b) during the period beginning on 20 September 2000 and ending on 19 January 2001, the person gave notice to the Secretary of any comparable foreign payment which he or she had received or was receiving; and

(d) before receiving that notice, the Secretary was unaware that the person, or the person’s partner, had received or was receiving the comparable foreign payment.

132 Saving—ABSTUDY recipients

(1) If, immediately before 1 January 2001, a person was receiving:

(a) a relevant pension; and

(b) a payment under a provision of the ABSTUDY Scheme made on the basis that the person was a full‑time student;

this clause applies to the person.

(2) In spite of the amendments of this Act made by Schedule 1 to the Family and Community Services (2000 Budget and Related Measures) Act 2000:

(a) the person does not cease to be qualified for the relevant pension by reason only of those amendments; and

(b) if the person continues, on and after 1 January 2001, to receive the same payment under the ABSTUDY Scheme, that payment (except where it is a payment of a pensioner education supplement) is to be taken, for the purposes of this Act, to be income paid to, or on behalf of, the person.

(3) In this clause:

relevant pension means:

(a) age pension; or

(b) bereavement allowance; or

(d) disability support pension; or

(e) pension PP (single); or

(f) widow B pension; or

(g) wife pension.

133 Meaning of Australian resident

For the purposes of determining whether a person was an Australian resident at a time, or throughout a period, occurring before the commencement of item 2 of Schedule 1 to the Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (New Zealand Citizens) Act 2001:

(a) the definition of Australian resident at that time, or throughout that period, applies; and

(b) that definition, as amended by the Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (New Zealand Citizens) Act 2001, does not apply.

134 Transitional and saving provisions—substitution of Part 3.14

(1) In this clause:

2001 amending Act means the Family and Community Services Legislation (Simplification and Other Measures) Act 2001.

new Act means this Act, as amended by the 2001 amending Act.

old Act means this Act, as in force immediately before 20 September 2001.

old lump sum preclusion period has the same meaning as in the old Act.

(2) Part 3.14 of the new Act has effect subject to this clause.

(3) Subject to subclause (9), if:

(a) before 20 September 2001, because of the operation of subsection 1165(1A) or (2AA) of the old Act, a social security payment had ceased to be payable to a person for a period; and

(b) if the provisions of the old Act had continued in force on and after 20 September 2001, the payment would not have become payable again until a time on or after that date;

then, on and after 20 September 2001, the new Act has effect as if:

(d) the social security payment had so ceased because of the operation of subsection 1169(1) of the new Act.

(4) Subject to subclause (9), if:

(a) before 20 September 2001, because of the operation of a provision of the old Act specified in the table in subclause (8), the rate at which a social security payment was payable to a person was reduced for a period; and

(b) if the provisions of the old Act had continued in force on and after 20 September 2001, the payment would have continued to be payable at the reduced rate until a time on or after that date;

then, on and after 20 September 2001, the new Act has effect as if:

(d) the social security payment had become so payable because of the operation of the corresponding provision of the new Act.

(5) If a notice to which this subclause applies was in effect immediately before 20 September 2001, the new Act has effect, on and after 20 September 2001, as if:

(a) the new Act had been in operation when the notice was given; and

(b) the notice had been given under the provision of the new Act that corresponds to the provision of the old Act under which the notice was given.

(6) Subclause (5) applies to the following notices:

(a) a notice under subsection 1166(1) of the old Act in relation to a recoverable amount calculated under subsection 1166(3), (4) or (4C) of that Act;

(b) a notice under subsection 1170(1) of the old Act in relation to a recoverable amount calculated under subsection 1170(3) or (4) of that Act;

(d) a notice under subsection 1174(1) of the old Act in relation to a recoverable amount calculated under subsection 1174(6) of that Act;

(e) a notice under subsection 1177(1) of the old Act;

(f) a notice under subsection 1179(1) of the old Act in relation to a recoverable amount calculated under subsection 1179(6) of that Act.

(7) If:

(a) before 20 September 2001, a person applied, under section 129, 142 or 179 of the Administration Act, for review of a decision made as a result of the operation of a provision of the old Act specified in column 2 of an item in the table in subclause (8); and

(b) the review was not determined before 20 September 2001;

then, on and after 20 September 2001, the review is to be determined in accordance with this Act, as in force when the decision was made.

(8) The provision of the new Act that corresponds, for the purposes of this clause, to the provision of the old Act specified in column 2 of an item of the following table is the provision specified in column 3 of the item.

Corresponding provisions
Column 1 Item	Column 2 Old Act provision	Column 3 Corresponding new Act provision
1	Subsection 1165(1A)	Subsection 1169(1)
2	Subsection 1165(2AA)	Subsection 1169(1)
3	Subsection 1166(1)	Subsection 1178(1)
4	Subsection 1168(1) (except to the extent that it operated in relation to a person’s social security payment where the person’s partner, but not the person, had received compensation)	Subsection 1173(1)
5	Subsection 1170(1)	Subsection 1180(1)
6	Subsection 1172(1)	Subsection 1182(1)
7	Subsection 1174(1)	Subsection 1184(1)
8	Subsection 1177(1)	Subsection 1182(2)
9	Subsection 1179(1)	Subsection 1184(2)
10	Section 1184	Section 1184K

(9) On and after 20 September 2001:

(a) the new Act has effect as if:

(i) it included provisions in the same terms as subsection 17(1) of the old Act to the extent that it defines average weekly earnings and subsections 1165(1) and (2), 1166(4A), 1174(4) and (5), and 1179(4) and (5) of the old Act; and

(ii) section 1169 of the new Act did not apply where the lump sum compensation payment was received before 20 March 1997; and

(b) for the purposes of the operation of paragraph (a), old lump sum preclusion period is taken to have the same meaning in the new Act as in the old Act; and

(c) for the purposes of the operation of paragraph (a), the lump sum preclusion period, for the purposes of the new Act, is the period that corresponds to the old lump sum preclusion period.

(10) If:

(a) a person received compensation before 1 January 1993; and

(b) the person’s partner (the partner) claimed or received carer pension before that date because the partner was caring for the person;

this Act, as it applied in relation to carer payment being received by the partner immediately before 20 September 2001, continues to apply in relation to carer payment received by the partner before, on or after 20 September 2001 because the partner was or is caring for the person.

(11) If:

(a) before 20 September 2001, a person was given a notice under Subdivision B of Division 6 of Part 3, or Division 1 of Part 5, of the Administration Act; and

(b) the notice required the person:

(i) to inform the Department whether a specified event or change of circumstances had occurred; or

(ii) to give the Department a statement about a matter; or

(iii) to give information or produce a document; and

(d) the person has failed to comply with the requirement of the notice;

any determination made under the Administration Act on or after 20 September 2001 as a result of the occurrence of an event or change of circumstances, or in connection with a matter, to which the notice related must be made in accordance with this Act as in force immediately before the end of the period referred to in paragraph (c).

135 Unlimited maximum portability period for disability support pension

(1) The Secretary may determine that a person’s maximum portability period for disability support pension is an unlimited period if:

(a) at the commencement of this clause, the person is absent from Australia and receiving disability support pension; and

(b) under this Act as in force immediately before the commencement, that absence could not affect the person’s right to continue to be paid the disability support pension throughout the period of that absence; and

Note: The condition in paragraph (1)(b) may be met:

(a) because the person was severely disabled (see subsection 1214(1) and item 2 of the table in subsection 1217(5) as those subsections were in force just before the commencement); or

(b) because clause 128 (as in force just before the commencement) applied to the person section 1213A as in force before its repeal by the Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements Legislation Amendment (Miscellaneous Matters) Act 2000.

(2) The determination has effect for the purposes of Part 4.2 of this Act as it applies in relation to an absence after the person’s entry, despite the repeal and substitution of items 2 and 3 of the table in section 1217 of this Act by the Family and Community Services and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (2003 Budget and Other Measures) Act 2003.

Schedule 1B—Tables for the assessment of work‑related impairment for disability support pension

TABLES

FOR THE

ASSESSMENT

WORK‑RELATED IMPAIRMENT

FOR

DISABILITY SUPPORT

PENSION

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SECURITY

1997

INTRODUCTION

1. These Tables are designed to assess whether persons whose qualification or otherwise for disability support pension is being considered meet an empirically agreed threshold in relation to the effect of their impairments, if any, on their ability to work. Work is defined in section 94(5) of the Social Security Act 1991. The Tables represent an empirically agreed set of criteria for assessing the severity of functional limitations for work related tasks and do not take into account the broader impact of a functional impairment in a societal sense. For this reason, no specific adjustments are made for age and gender. The outcome of the application of these Tables following a medical assessment is termed work‑related impairment and this term is used throughout this document.

2. These Tables are designed to assess impairment in relation to work and consist of system based tables that assign ratings in proportion to the severity of the impact of the medical conditions on normal function as they relate to work performance. These Tables are function based rather than diagnosis based. The Medical Officer should not approach the Tables hoping to find various conditions listed for which he or she can read off a rating. One of the skills which needs to be developed in order to assess impairment in this context is the ability to select the appropriate tables. The question which must be asked in each and every case is "which body systems have a functional impairment due to this condition?"

3. These Tables give particular emphasis to the loss of functional capacity that a person experiences in relation to work. This is measured by reference to an individual's efficiency in performing a set of defined functions in comparison with a fully able person. In using these tables ratings can only be assigned for conditions where there is an associated current loss of function or where prolonged loss of function would be expected in most work situations.

4. A rating is only to be assigned after a comprehensive history and examination. For a rating to be assigned the condition must be a fully documented, diagnosed condition which has been investigated, treated and stabilised. The first step is thus to establish a working diagnosis based on the best available evidence. Arrangements should be made for investigation of poorly defined conditions before considering assigning an impairment rating. In particular where the nature or severity of a psychiatric (or intellectual) disorder is unclear appropriate investigation should be arranged.

5. The condition must be considered to be permanent. Once a condition has been diagnosed, treated and stabilised, it is accepted as being permanent if in the light of available evidence it is more likely than not that it will persist for the foreseeable future. This will be taken as lasting for more than two years. A condition may be considered fully stabilised if it is unlikely that there will be any significant functional improvement, with or without reasonable treatment, within the next 2 years.

6. In order to assess whether a condition is fully diagnosed, treated and stabilised, one must consider:

 what treatment or rehabilitation has occurred;

 whether treatment is still continuing or is planned in the near future;

 whether any further reasonable medical treatment is likely to lead to significant functional improvement within the next 2 years.

In this context, reasonable treatment is taken to be:

 treatment that is feasible and accessible ie, available locally at a reasonable cost;

 where a substantial improvement can reliably be expected and where the treatment or procedure is of a type regularly undertaken or performed, with a high success rate and low risk to the patient.

It is assumed that a person will generally wish to pursue any reasonable treatment that will improve or alleviate an impairment, unless that treatment has associated risks or side effects which are unacceptable to the person. In those cases where significant functional improvement is not expected or where there is a medical or other compelling reason for a person not undertaking further treatment, it may be reasonable to consider the condition stabilised.

In exceptional circumstances, where a condition was considered not stabilised and a permanent impairment rating not assigned because reasonable treatment for a specific condition has not been undertaken, the medical officer should:

 evaluate and document the probable outcome of treatment and the main risks and or side effects of the treatment; and

 indicate why this treatment is reasonable; and

 note the reasons why the person has chosen not to have treatment.

7. A single medical condition should be assessed on all relevant Tables when that medical condition is causing a separate loss of function in more than one body system. For example, Diabetes Mellitus may need to be assessed using the endocrine (19), exercise tolerance (1), lower limb function (4), renal function (17), skin disorders (18) and visual acuity (13) tables. When using more than one Table for a single medical condition the possibility of double assessment of a single loss of function must be guarded against. For example, it is inappropriate to assess an isolated spinal condition under both the spine table (5) and the lower limb table (4) unless there is a definite secondary neurological deficit in a lower limb or limbs.

8. In general, pain or fatigue should be assessed in terms of the underlying medical condition which causes it. For example, Table 5 should be used for spinal pathology. However, where the medical officer is of the opinion that the Tables underestimate the level of disability because of the presence of chronic entrenched pain, Table 20 can be used to assign a rating instead of the Table(s) that otherwise would be used to assess the loss of function to which the pain relates. Medical officers must use their clinical judgement and be convinced that pain or fatigue is a significant factor contributing towards the person's overall functional impairment. Medical reports and the person's history should consistently indicate the presence of chronic entrenched pain or fatigue.

9. Always use a Table specific to the functional impairment being rated unless the instructions in a section specify otherwise. The system‑specific Tables provide appropriate criteria with which to rate a disorder. The procedure is to identify the loss of function, refer to the appropriate system Table and identify the correct rating eg. a person with a CVA (stroke) could be assessed under five different Tables: upper and lower limbs (3 and 4), neurological (8 and 9) and visual field disorders (15). Table selection would depend on the functions affected.

10. Ratings can only be assigned in accordance with the rating scores in each Table. Ratings cannot be assigned between consecutive ratings (eg. a rating of fifteen cannot be assigned between ten and twenty). Nor can ratings be assigned in excess of the maximum rating specified by each Table (eg. if the maximum rating for a Table is 30, the medical officer cannot assign a greater rating than this figure). Ratings must be consistent with these Tables. No idiosyncratic assessment systems are allowed.

11. The scaling system for the Tables is based on points allocation with the number alongside each impairment descriptor representing the number of points to be allocated for that impairment. Ratings between Tables are not always comparable although the ratings have been allocated on the basis of the likely impact of an impairment on work ability. Where more than one impairment is present, separate scores are allotted for each and the values are added together giving a combined work‑related impairment rating.

12. A medical condition such as Vascular disease (Stroke) may cause brain damage to different parts of the brain eg. damage to the cortex causing cognitive/comprehension impairments, damage to the speech centre causing aphasia (receptive or expressive communication impairments) and damage to the motor centre causing hemiparesis. Each separate or additional loss of function must be assessed under the relevant Table(s), in this case Tables 8, 9, 3 and 4. This is not double counting (also see paragraph 7). Double counting is where one functional loss is counted twice. For instance, where a condition causes a cognitive impairment, the presence of mental confusion may suggest an extra communication impairment. However, if the speech centre of the brain is undamaged, the overall situation is regarded as a single impairment.

13. These Tables have been scaled so that where two conditions cause a common or a combined functional loss, a single rating should be assigned for both conditions and this should reflect the combined loss of function from each of the two conditions. For example, the presence of both heart disease and chronic lung disease may each cause difficulty with breathing and reduced effort tolerance. The overall loss of function is a combined or common effect with a contribution from each condition. In this case a single impairment rating is assigned based on overall reduction in effort tolerance using Table 1.

TABLE 1. LOSS OF CARDIOVASCULAR AND/OR RESPIRATORY FUNCTION: EXERCISE TOLERANCE

Cardiovascular and Respiratory function is measured by reference to exercise tolerance. A rating is obtained from Table 1 by determining the lowest MET band which causes restriction in activity from a cardiac or respiratory condition. 1 MET is defined as average oxygen consumption at rest which is 3.5mL O2/kg/min.

The clinical judgement of medical officers based on history and examination is to be used but in cases where a reliable history is difficult to obtain despite discussions with the treating doctor or the history of exercise tolerance is inconsistent with clinical findings on examination, the results of an Exercise ECG or Respiratory Function Test may be obtained.

The appropriate MET level is calculated using the lists in Table 1.2.

Peripheral Vascular Disease is assessed under the lower limb Table 4. Varicose veins are assessed under either the Lower Limb or Skin Table. Hypertension is assessed under Table 20. Where exercise intolerance is caused by a combination of cardiac and respiratory conditions, Table 1 is to be used and used only once. Episodic conditions such as cardiac arrhythmias and episodic asthma should be assessed under Table 21 unless they are exercise induced.

Assignment of rating

Rating Symptomatic Activity Level (METs)

NIL 7‑8 or higher

FIVE 6‑7

FIFTEEN 5‑6

TWENTY 4‑5

THIRTY 3‑4

FORTY 2‑3 or less

TABLE 1.2 Metabolic cost of activities

INSTRUCTIONS

Listed below is a more comprehensive set of activities, with their corresponding MET level. One MET represents the energy level expenditure associated with the consumption of 3.5ml O2/kg body weight/minute. Please use this list to assist you in determining an appropriate symptomatic MET level for the claimant.

In determining the symptomatic activity level, greater reliance is placed on activities which involve a steady expenditure of energy (eg. walking steadily for 10 minutes) as opposed to a sporadic expenditure of energy (eg. playing one hole of golf). The former activities are more reliable indicators of exercise tolerance. Less reliance is placed on activities which can be completed in less than a few minutes, as symptoms may take longer than this to occur.

Metabolic Cost of Activities
1—2 METs Energy expended at rest or minimal activity
Lying down	sitting and drinking tea	using sewing machine (electric)
sitting down	sitting and talking on telephone	travelling in a car as passenger
strolling (slowly)	standing	typing
sitting and knitting
2—3 METs Energy expended to dress, wash and perform light household duties
Walking 3.5km/hr (slowly)	playing piano/violin/organ	clerical work which involves moving around
setting table	playing billiards
washing dishes	driving power boat	bench assembly work (sitting)
dressing	light sweeping	using self‑propelled mower
light tidying, dusting	horseback riding at walk	polishing silver
driving a car	lawn bowls	making bed
cooking, preparing meals
3—4 METs Energy required for walking at average pace
Walking 5km/hr (average	vacuuming	machine assembly
walking pace)	sedate cycling (10km/hr)	minor car repairs
shifting chairs	light gardening (weed/water)	light carpentry (chiselling, hammering, sawing and
hanging out washing	playing golf (with power buggy)	planing with hand tools)
tidying house (includes	welding
carrying heavy objects)
4—5 METs Moderate activities: encompasses more active daily activities with the exclusion of manual labour and vigorous exercise
Mopping floors	gentle swimming	stocking shelves with light
golf (pulling buggy, carrying bag)	ballroom dancing stacking firewood	objects painting outside of house
beating carpets	cleaning windows	wallpapering
polishing furniture	pushing light power	walking 6.5km/hr
hoeing (soft soil) showering	mower over flat suburban lawn at slow,	(sustained brisk walk, discomfort talking at the
cleaning car (excludes	steady pace	same time)
vigorous polishing)
5—6 METs Heavy exercise: manual labour or vigorous sports
Shovelling dirt (12 throws/min.)	digging in garden	walking slowly but steadily up stairs
tennis doubles (social non‑competitive)	scrubbing floors	pushing a full wheelbarrow (20kg)
6—7 METs
loading truck with bricks	pace walking	carrying load upstairs (10kg)
7—8 METs Very heavy exercise
Jogging (8km/hr)	sawing hardwood with hand tools	using pick & shovel to dig trenches
tennis (singles, non‑competitive)	swimming laps (non‑competitive)
8—9 METs
Running (9km/hr)	chopping hardwood
10 METs
Running quickly (10km/hr)	cycling quickly (25km/hr)	carrying loads (10kg) up a gradient

TABLE 2. LOSS OF RESPIRATORY FUNCTION: PHYSIOLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS

Respiratory function is measured by reference to exercise tolerance in the majority of cases and so Table 1 is used. Spirometry can be used where the medical officer feels it is more appropriate for example, where a history of exercise tolerance is difficult to obtain and assess or the history of exercise tolerance is inconsistent with clinical findings on examination. A rating is then obtained using Table 2.

Predictive nomograms for the forced expiratory volume over one second (FEV1) and the forced vital capacity (FVC) are at Tables 2.2 and 2.3.

Measurements of Forced Expiratory Volume in one second and Forced Vital Capacity should be performed with a vitalograph or equivalent instrument. Ideally, three readings should be taken and the best of these used to calculate a rating. Calculate the ratio of FEV1 and FVC against the predicted figures as a percent. Testing pre‑ and post‑bronchodilatation is unnecessary as the aim of assessment under this Table is to assess people in their "normal" state. Furthermore, this Table is only to be used for people with irreversible lung disease. The FEV1 is usually selectively reduced in Chronic Airflow Limitation and the FVC in Restrictive Lung Disorders. The FEV1 should be used in preference to the FVC where there is a discrepancy between the two in Chronic Airflow Limitation.

Assignment of a rating

Rating % Predicted FEV1 or FVC

NIL 80+

TEN 75‑79

FIFTEEN 70‑74

TWENTY 65‑69

TWENTY‑FIVE 60‑64

THIRTY 50‑59

FORTY 49 or less

TABLE 2.2 Prediction nomogram—males

NOTES: From Kamburoff, Petia L., and Woitowitz, H.J. & R.H. (1972)

TABLE 2.3 Prediction nomogram—females

NOTES: From Kamburoff, Petia L., and Woitowitz, H.J. & R.H. (1972)

TABLE 3. UPPER LIMB FUNCTION

All upper limb problems are assessed under the upper limb Table (Table 3). Each arm is assessed separately. Determination of upper limb impairments must be based on a demonstrable loss of function.

Rating Criteria

NIL Can use dominant limb effectively and/or

Demonstrable evidence of loss of strength, mobility, coordination, dexterity and/or sensation of upper limb which causes mild interference with hand function or manual handling.

FIVE Demonstrable evidence of loss of strength, mobility, coordination, dexterity and/or sensation of non‑dominant upper limb which causes moderate interference with hand function or manual handling.

TEN Demonstrable evidence of loss of strength, mobility, coordination, dexterity and/or sensation of dominant upper limb which causes moderate interference with hand function or manual handling.

FIFTEEN Demonstrable evidence of major loss of strength, mobility, coordination, dexterity and/or sensation of non‑dominant upper limb which causes significant interference with hand function or manual handling.

TWENTY Demonstrable evidence of major loss of strength, mobility, coordination, dexterity and/or sensation of dominant upper limb which causes significant interference with hand function or manual handling or

Unable to use non‑dominant upper limb at all.

THIRTY Unable to use dominant upper limb at all.

TABLE 4. FUNCTION OF THE LOWER LIMBS

Table 4 is used to assess lower limb not spinal function (see Table 5). Assess both limbs together. Determination of lower limb impairments must be based on a demonstrable loss of functions.

Rating Criteria

NIL Walks without difficulty on a variety of different terrains and at varying speeds for distances of more than 500m.

TEN Demonstrable loss of strength, mobility, stability, balance, coordination and/or sensation such as to cause moderate interference with walking and one or more of the following: climbing, squatting, sitting or kneeling or

Pain or claudication restricts walking to 250‑500m or less, at a slow to moderate pace (4km/h). Can walk further after resting.

TWENTY Demonstrable loss of strength, mobility, stability, balance, coordination and/or sensation such as to cause major interference with walking and one or more of the following: climbing, squatting, sitting or kneeling or

Pain or claudication restricts walking (4km/h) to 50‑250m or less at a time. Can walk further after resting or

Unable to walk or stand but independently mobile using a self‑propelled wheelchair.

THIRTY Pain or claudication restricts walking (4km/h) to 50m or less at a time. Can walk further after resting or restricted to walking in and around home and:

 requires quad stick, crutches or similar walking aid, or

 is unable to transfer without assistance.

FORTY Unable to walk or stand and mobile only in a motorised wheelchair or wheelchair with an attendant.

TABLE 5. SPINAL FUNCTION

Determination of spinal impairments must be based on a demonstrable loss of function.

TABLE 5.1 Cervical spine

Rating Criteria

NIL Normal or nearly normal range of movement.

FIVE Loss of quarter of normal range of movement.

TEN Loss of half of normal range of movement and frequent/constant neck pain or loss of three quarters of normal range of movement with infrequent neck pain.

TWENTY Loss of three‑quarters of normal range of movement and constant neck pain.

THIRTY Loss of almost all movement, or complete ankylosis in position of function.

FORTY Ankylosis in an unfavourable position, or unstable joint.

TABLE 5.2 Thoraco—lumbar‑sacral spine

As spinal mobility is a composite movement, this Table measures overall mobility of the trunk including hip movement and is not intended to measure mobility of individual spinal segments.

Rating Criteria

NIL Normal or nearly normal range of movement.

FIVE Loss of one‑quarter of normal range of movement.

TEN Loss of one‑quarter of normal range of movement as well as back pain or referred pain:

 with many physical activities and

 with standing for about 30 minutes and

 with sitting or driving for about 60 minutes.

Loss of half of normal range of movement.

TWENTY Loss of half of normal range of movement as well as back pain or referred pain:

 with most physical activities and

 with standing for about 15 minutes and

 with sitting or driving for about 30 minutes.

Loss of three‑quarters of normal range of movement.

FORTY Ankylosis in an unfavourable position, or unstable joint.

TABLE 6. PSYCHIATRIC IMPAIRMENT

It is important to record a detailed psychiatric history, a mental state examination, and to distinguish between temporary and permanent psychiatric disorders. People with established psychiatric disorders (eg. Bipolar Disorder) may be highly variable in their clinical presentation and this factor must be taken into account in the assessment. The assessment of psychiatric impairment may benefit from investigating; reports from mental health case managers, compliance with and the effects of medication, support systems that people have in place, the degree of insight present and the presence of psychotic illness. Where a person has a short term problem, for example an adjustment disorder with depression following an illness or marital breakdown, initially this should usually be considered to be of a temporary nature. Table 6 is used for permanent psychiatric disorders only. If there is insufficient clinical information available, a current or recent specialist report should be obtained.

Rating Criteria

NIL Mild but regular symptoms which tend to cause subjective distress. On most occasions able to distract themselves from this distress. Minimal interference with function in everyday situations. Exacerbation of symptoms may cause occasional days off work. (eg. There may be some loss of interest in activities previously enjoyed. There may be occasional friction with family, colleagues or friends) Medical therapy or some supportive treatment from treating doctor may be required.

TEN Moderate and regular symptoms and generally functioning with some difficulty. (eg. noticeable reduction in social contacts or recreational activities, or the beginnings of some interference with interpersonal or workplace relationships). May have received psychiatric treatment which has stabilised the condition. Minor effects on work attendance and/or ability to work but the impairment would not prevent full‑time work. (eg. short periods of absence from work).

TWENTY Psychiatric illness or disorder with either serious symptomatology OR impairment in functioning that requires treatment by a psychiatrist (eg. frequent suicidal ideation, severe obsessional rituals, frequent severe anxiety attacks, serious anti‑social behaviour, diagnosed psychotic illness with continuing symptoms). There is significant interference with interpersonal or workplace relationships with serious disruption of work attendance or ability to work.

THIRTY Serious psychiatric illness with major impairments in several areas, such as work, interpersonal relations, judgement, thinking, or mood (eg. depressed person avoids friends, neglects family, unable to do housework), OR some impairment in reality testing or communication (eg. speech is at times obscure, illogical or irrelevant).

FORTY Major chronic psychiatric illness which results in an inability to function in almost all areas, OR behaviour is considerably influenced by either delusions or hallucinations, OR serious impairment in communication (eg. sometimes incoherent or unresponsive) or judgement (eg. acts grossly inappropriately).

TABLE 7. ALCOHOL AND DRUG DEPENDENCE

Alcohol and drug dependence is assessed using Table 7. A rating other than NIL on this Table should only be assigned where the person's medical and other reports, history and presentation consistently indicate chronic entrenched drug and alcohol dependence. It should also be causing a functional impairment; the use of drugs or alcohol does not in itself constitute or necessarily indicate permanent impairment. Any associated neurological functions or end organ damage should also be assessed on the appropriate tables in addition to Table 7. The ratings are then added together to obtain a total work‑related impairment rating.

When applying this Table, consideration should be given to the known biological and behavioural effects of particular substances.

Rating Criteria

NIL A pattern of alcohol or drug use with no or only minor effects on daily functioning or work capacity.

FIVE A pattern of alcohol or drug use sufficient to cause intermittent or temporary absence from work.

TWENTY Dependence on alcohol or other drugs, well established over time, which is sufficient to cause prolonged absences from work. Reversible end organ damage may be present.

THIRTY Dependence on alcohol or other drugs, well entrenched over many years, with minimal residual work capacity. Irreversible end organ damage may be present.

FORTY Pattern of heavy alcohol or other drug use with severe functional disability and irreversible end organ damage.

TABLE 8. NEUROLOGICAL FUNCTION: MEMORY, PROBLEM SOLVING, DECISION MAKING ABILITIES & COMPREHENSION

Table 8 is used to rate impairment of higher neurological functions of memory, problem solving, decision making ability and comprehension. Loss of function within this group is rated only once using this Table. If there are additional functional losses, these are also assessed using other relevant Tables.

People with acquired brain injury may have associated problems with behaviour and/or insight. These impairments may be rated using both Table 8 and Table 6.

If there is insufficient clinical information available on cognitive function, a current or recent specialist report should be obtained (eg. neurologist, specialist physician or neuropsychologist). The report should address functions of comprehension, memory, ability to concentrate, problem solving, loss of motivation, fatigue or any associated behavioural abnormalities or disorders.

Rating Criteria

NIL Comprehension, reasoning and memory are comparable with peers or only minor difficulties.

TEN Can understand movies, radio programs or group discussions, but with some difficulty. Comprehension is good in most situations, but understanding is difficult in large groups, or when tired and upset. Has difficulty coping with rapid changes of topic or

Mild impairment of problem solving and ability to concentrate: appropriate use is made of accumulated knowledge, and reasonable judgement is shown in routine daily activities most of the time. Difficulties are apparent in new circumstances or

Mild impairment of memory. Can learn, although at a slower rate than previously. Impairment has little impact on everyday activity because of compensation through reliance on written notes, schedules, checklists and colleagues.

TWENTY Can understand speech face‑to‑face, but confusion or fatigue occurs rapidly in any group. Is unable to cope with rapid change in topic, or with complex topics and is unable to understand a series of work instructions from a supervisor or

Moderate impairment of memory: has frequent difficulty in recalling details of recent experiences; frequently misplaces objects; fails to follow through with intentions or obligations; tends to get lost more easily in unfamiliar areas. Compensation through use of aids, eg, lists or diaries is normally adequate. If restricted to familiar schedules, activities, procedures and areas, is largely independent or

Moderate impairment of problem‑solving ability and ability to concentrate: relies on accumulated knowledge. Suffers significant disadvantage in circumstances requiring complex decision‑making or non‑routine activities, ie, when past decision‑making is not directly relevant. Has reduced initiative/spontaneity, reduced ability to concentrate and/or reduced capacity for abstract thinking or

Significant perceptual problems (visual, space or time) making learning and complying with work tasks very difficult.

THIRTY Can understand only simple sentences, and follow simple sentences from context and gesture, although frequent repetition is needed.

FORTY Can understand only single words. Shows some understanding of slowly‑spoken simple sentences from context and gesture, although frequent repetition is needed or

Severe loss of problem solving ability. Is partially able to compensate, but unable to function with complete independence.

TABLE 9. COMMUNICATION FUNCTION—RECEPTIVE AND EXPRESSIVE LANGUAGE COMPETENCY

This Table measures communication and language competency and addresses both receptive (processing) and expressive language impairment. Hearing loss with impaired language processing or expression should be scored using this Table and Table 12. Hearing loss with normal language competency should only be scored on Table 12. Where language impairment is an effect of cognitive loss, a single rating should be assigned using Table 8 to reflect the combined loss of cognitive and language function. Where language impairment is separate or additional to a cognitive impairment, these losses may be rated using Table 8 and Table 9. The following factors should be considered in determining an impairment rating:

 The ability to independently and successfully use appropriate assistive devices, aids or strategies to reduce the impact of the impairment;

 The ability to make use of environmental cues and resources (including sign interpreters in the case of deaf people) to reduce the impact of the impairment;

 Intactness of other channels of communication:

reading, writing, non‑verbal language;

 The degree of effort required by the communication partner(s) in any particular communication setting;

 Appropriateness and degree of success of communicative interactions.

If there is insufficient clinical information available on communication skills, a current or recent specialist report should be obtained (eg. speech pathologist, neurologist or neuropsychologist). The report should comment on functional communication status, including the capacity to utilise compensatory strategies/aids to reduce the impact of the impairment.

Rating Criteria

NIL Satisfactory or only minor difficulties with communication

FIFTEEN Difficulty with unfamiliar, lengthy or complex verbal situations and unable to adapt or manage interruption but competent communication in favourable settings. Could work in a wide range of occupations but high public contact and high communication content jobs may be too demanding.

TWENTY Communication is effortful and limited. A communication partner is required to assist in interpreting the information. Unable to cope with rapid change in topic or complex/abstract information but can understand simple sentences & follow information from context and gestures. Could work in open employment in a limited range of occupations but could not manage jobs which require high communication demands or public contact.

THIRTY Communication is very limited. May be able to use context to convey message and may be able to comprehend material if it is repeated, rephrased or represented in another format. May convey information via a YES/NO response. Unlikely to cope with open employment unless work tasks had minimal communication requirements.

FORTY There is little or no functional understanding of verbal language and communication relies entirely on someone else to interpret meaning. May have an augmentative/communication device or board but only able to use it effectively in familiar settings. Unlikely to cope with any open employment.

TABLE 10. INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY

This Table is only to be used for intellectual disability. Three key criteria are assessed, IQ using the Weschler Adult Intelligence Scale (Revised WAIS‑R) and two areas of social functioning: adaptive behaviour and capacity for independent living. The claimant is given a score for each and the three scores are then added. The final figure is converted to a work‑related impairment rating using the table below. A score can only be assigned for the two social functioning criteria if a score has been assigned for a low IQ. Where it is clear that the person is moderately to severely intellectually impaired, formal psychometric testing may not be necessary but in borderline and mild cases where no formal testing has been performed, this should be arranged.

INTELLIGENCE (IQ) SCORE ADAPTIVE BEHAVIOUR SCORE

Normal 0 No or only mild 0
behavioural problems

70 ‑ 79 3 Moderate to severe 3
behavioural problems

50 ‑ 69 5

30 ‑ 49 6

Below 30 8

CAPACITY FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING SCORE

Self‑sufficient 0

Needs supervision of daily activities and 3
routine financial transactions eg. needs to be
reminded to perform routine tasks/personal care

Needs regular help with daily activities and 4
routine financial transactions

Needs major help with daily activities and 5
routine financial transactions

Totally dependent 6

(Conversion Table follows)

Table for conversion to work‑related impairment rating

SCORE RATING

3 TEN

5 TWENTY

6 TWENTY FIVE

7 THIRTY

8 THIRTY FIVE

9 or above FORTY

TABLE 11.1 GASTROINTESTINAL: STOMACH, DUODENUM, LIVER AND BILIARY TRACT

Rating Criteria

NIL Peptic ulcer/oesophagitis/liver disease: mild symptoms despite optimal treatment.

TEN Nausea and vomiting: moderate symptoms despite optimal treatment

Peptic ulcer/oesophagitis: continuing frequent symptoms despite optimal treatment

Past gastric surgery with moderate dyspepsia and dumping syndrome

Established chronic liver disease. Symptoms (eg fatigue, nausea) may cause minor loss of efficiency in daily activities but rarely prevent completion of any activity.

TWENTY Constant dysphagia requiring regular dilatation

Vomiting: severe, not controlled despite optimal medication, and causing significant weight loss

Peptic ulcer refractory to all treatment including surgery or with complications eg bleeding or outlet obstruction

Established chronic liver disease. Symptoms (eg, more persistent fatigue, nausea, abdominal pain) may prevent or lead to avoidance of some daily tasks and simple tasks will usually aggravate symptoms of fatigue. Most daily activities can be completed but only with some difficulty.

THIRTY Diet limited to liquid or to pureed food or long term total parenteral nutrition

Gastrostomy

Established chronic liver disease. Symptoms (eg, ascites, bleeding disorders, hepatic encephalopathy, more severe fatigue, nausea, vomiting) may cause substantial difficulty with most daily tasks.

TABLE 11.2 GASTROINTESTINAL: PANCREAS, SMALL AND LARGE BOWEL, RECTUM AND ANUS

Rating Criteria

NIL Anal disorder: infrequent and minor symptoms, eg, haemorrhoids, anal fissures, controlled by medication

Bowel disorder, eg, irritable bowel, diverticulosis: infrequent and minor symptoms such as constipation, or bowel disorder which respond to dietary treatment alone.

TEN Bowel disorder: frequent moderate symptoms despite optimal treatment

Occasional faecal soiling despite optimal treatment

Anal disorder: marked symptoms despite regular treatment

Colostomy, ileostomy ‑ well controlled

Established chronic pancreatic disease with moderate symptoms (pain/steatorrhoea)

Large abdominal hernia not easily reduced and resulting in persistent moderate symptoms.

TWENTY Faecal soiling necessitating frequent changes of underwear and an incontinence pad despite optimal treatment

Bowel disorder: marked symptoms, such as regular diarrhoea and frequent abdominal pain, only partially controlled by optimal treatment

Colostomy, ileostomy ‑ poorly controlled

Large abdominal hernia and/or repeated unsatisfactory hernia repairs resulting in frequent and persistent severe symptoms

Established chronic pancreatic disease with severe symptoms (pain/steatorrhoea).

THIRTY Bowel disorder: diarrhoea and abdominal pain on most days, with poor response to treatment and considerable interference with daily routine

Jejunostomy

Established chronic pancreatic disease with severe symptoms (pain/steatorrhoea) and with intractable complications.

FORTY Complete faecal incontinence.

TABLE 12. HEARING FUNCTION

Testing to be carried out without a hearing aid.

Assignment of work‑related impairment rating

Percentage Loss of
Binaural Hearing Rating

0 ‑ 24.9 NIL

25 ‑ 34.9 FIVE

35 ‑ 44.9 TEN

45 ‑ 54.9 FIFTEEN

55 ‑ 64.9 TWENTY

65 ‑ 74.9 TWENTY FIVE

75 ‑ 84.9 THIRTY

85 ‑ 94.9 THIRTY FIVE

95 ‑ 100 FORTY

TABLE 12.2 500 Hz

VALUES OF PERCENTAGE LOSS OF HEARING CORRESPONDING TO GIVEN
HEARING THRESHOLD LEVELS IN THE BETTER AND WORSE EARS AT 500Hz

HTL ‑ BETTER EAR
	15	20	25	30	35	40	45	50	55	60	65	70	75	80	85	90	95
HTL ‑ WORSE EAR
15	0.0
20	0.4	0.6
25	0.6	1.0	1.4
30	1.0	1.4	2.0	2.8
35	1.3	1.8	2.5	3.4	4.5
40	1.7	2.2	3.0	3.9	5.1	6.4
45	2.0	2.6	3.4	4.3	5.5	6.8	8.1
50	2.3	2.9	3.7	4.7	5.8	7.1	8.4	9.7
55	2.5	3.2	4.0	5.0	6.1	7.3	8.6	9.9	11.2
60	2.7	3.4	4.2	5.2	6.3	7.5	8.8	10.0	11.3	12.6
65	2.8	3.5	4.4	5.4	6.5	7.7	8.9	10.2	11.5	12.7	14.0
70	2.9	3.7	4.5	5.5	6.6	7.8	9.1	10.3	11.6	12.9	14.2	15.5
75	3.0	3.8	4.7	5.7	6.8	8.0	9.2	10.5	11.8	13.1	14.5	15.7	16.9
80	3.1	3.9	4.8	5.8	6.9	8.1	9.3	10.6	12.0	13.3	14.7	16.0	17.2	18.2
85	3.2	4.0	4.9	5.9	7.0	8.2	9.4	10.7	12.1	13.5	14.9	16.2	17.4	18.4	19.1
90	3.4	4.1	5.0	6.0	7.1	8.1	9.5	10.8	12.2	13.6	15.0	16.3	17.6	18.5	19.2	19.7
95	3.4	4.2	5.1	6.1	7.1	8.1	9.5	10.8	12.2	13.6	15.0	16.4	17.6	18.6	19.3	19.7	20.0

TABLE 12.3 1000 Hz

VALUES OF PERCENTAGE LOSS OF HEARING CORRESPONDING TO GIVEN
HEARING THRESHOLD LEVELS IN THE BETTER AND WORSE EARS AT 1000Hz

HTL ‑ BETTER EAR
	15	20	25	30	35	40	45	50	55	60	65	70	75	80	85	90	95
HTL ‑ WORSE EAR
15	0.0
20	0.5	0.8
25	0.8	1.2	1.8
30	1.2	1.7	2.5	3.5
35	1.7	2.3	3.1	4.3	5.7
40	2.1	2.8	3.7	4.9	6.3	8.0
45	2.5	3.3	4.2	5.4	6.9	8.5	10.2
50	2.8	3.6	4.7	5.9	7.3	8.8	10.5	12.1
55	3.1	3.9	5.0	6.2	7.6	9.1	10.7	12.4	14.0
60	3.3	4.2	5.3	6.5	7.9	9.4	11.0	12.6	14.2	15.7
65	3.5	4.4	5.5	6.7	8.1	9.6	11.2	12.8	14.4	15.9	17.5
70	3.7	4.6	5.7	6.9	8.3	9.8	11.3	12.9	14.6	16.2	17.8	19.4
75	3.8	4.7	5.8	7.1	8.5	10.0	11.5	13.1	14.8	16.4	18.1	19.7	21.1
80	3.9	4.9	6.0	7.3	8.6	10.1	11.7	13.3	15.0	16.7	18.4	20.0	21.5	22.7
85	4.1	5.0	6.2	7.4	8.8	10.3	11.8	13.4	15.1	16.9	18.6	20.3	21.7	23.0	23.9
90	4.2	5.2	6.3	7.5	8.9	10.3	11.9	13.5	15.2	17.0	18.7	20.4	21.9	23.2	24.1	24.6
95	4.3	5.3	6.4	7.6	8.9	10.3	11.9	13.5	15.2	17.0	18.7	20.5	22.0	23.3	24.2	24.7	25.0

TABLE 12.4 1500 Hz

VALUES OF PERCENTAGE LOSS OF HEARING CORRESPONDING TO GIVEN
HEARING THRESHOLD LEVELS IN THE BETTER AND WORSE EARS AT 1500Hz

HTL ‑ BETTER EAR
	15	20	25	30	35	40	45	50	55	60	65	70	75	80	85	90	95
HTL ‑ WORSE EAR
15	0.0
20	0.4	0.6
25	0.6	1.0	1.4
30	1.0	1.4	2.0	2.8
35	1.3	1.8	2.5	3.4	4.5
40	1.7	2.2	3.0	3.9	5.1	6.4
45	2.0	2.6	3.4	4.3	5.5	6.8	8.1
50	2.3	2.9	3.7	4.7	5.8	7.1	8.4	9.7
55	2.5	3.2	4.0	5.0	6.1	7.3	8.6	9.9	11.2
60	2.7	3.4	4.2	5.2	6.3	7.5	8.8	10.0	11.3	12.6
65	2.8	3.5	4.4	5.4	6.5	7.7	8.9	10.2	11.5	12.7	14.0
70	2.9	3.7	4.5	5.5	6.6	7.8	9.1	10.3	11.6	12.9	14.2	15.5
75	3.0	3.8	4.7	5.7	6.8	8.0	9.2	10.5	11.8	13.1	14.5	15.7	16.9
80	3.1	3.9	4.8	5.8	6.9	8.1	9.3	10.6	12.0	13.3	14.7	16.0	17.2	18.2
85	3.2	4.0	4.9	5.9	7.0	8.2	9.4	10.7	12.1	13.5	14.9	16.2	17.4	18.4	19.1
90	3.4	4.1	5.0	6.0	7.1	8.3	9.5	10.8	12.2	13.6	15.0	16.3	17.6	18.5	19.2	19.7
95	3.4	4.2	5.1	6.1	7.1	8.3	9.5	10.8	12.2	13.6	15.0	16.4	17.6	18.6	19.3	19.7	20.0

TABLE 12.5 2000 Hz

VALUES OF PERCENTAGE LOSS OF HEARING CORRESPONDING TO GIVEN
HEARING THRESHOLD LEVELS IN THE BETTER AND WORSE EARS AT 2000Hz

HTL ‑ BETTER EAR
	15	20	25	30	35	40	45	50	55	60	65	70	75	80	85	90	95
HTL ‑ WORSE EAR
15	0.0
20	0.3	0.5
25	0.5	0.7	1.1
30	0.7	1.0	1.5	2.1
35	1.0	1.4	1.9	2.5	3.4
40	1.3	1.7	2.2	2.9	3.8	4.8
45	1.5	1.9	2.5	3.3	4.1	5.1	6.1
50	1.7	2.2	2.8	3.5	4.4	5.3	6.3	7.3
55	1.9	2.4	3.0	3.7	4.6	5.5	6.4	7.4	8.4
60	2.0	2.5	3.1	3.9	4.7	5.6	6.6	7.5	8.5	9.4
65	2.1	2.6	3.3	4.0	4.9	5.7	6.7	7.6	8.6	9.6	10.5
70	2.2	2.7	3.4	4.1	5.0	5.9	6.8	7.8	8.7	9.7	10.7	11.6
75	2.3	2.8	3.5	4.3	5.1	6.0	6.9	7.9	8.9	9.9	10.8	11.8	12.7
80	2.4	2.9	3.6	4.4	5.2	6.1	7.0	8.0	9.0	10.0	11.0	12.0	12.9	13.6
85	2.4	3.0	3.7	4.4	5.3	6.1	7.1	8.1	9.1	10.1	11.1	12.1	13.0	13.8	14.3
90	2.5	3.1	3.8	4.5	5.3	6.2	7.1	8.1	9.1	10.2	11.2	12.2	13.2	13.9	14.4	14.8
95	2.6	3.2	3.8	4.6	5.4	6.2	7.1	8.1	9.1	10.2	11.3	12.3	13.2	14.0	14.5	14.8	15.0

TABLE 12.6 3000 Hz

VALUES OF PERCENTAGE LOSS OF HEARING CORRESPONDING TO GIVEN
HEARING THRESHOLD LEVELS IN THE BETTER AND WORSE EARS AT 3000Hz

HTL ‑ BETTER EAR
	15	20	25	30	35	40	45	50	55	60	65	70	75	80	85	90	95
HTL ‑ WORSE EAR
15	0.0
20	0.2	0.3
25	0.3	0.5	0.7
30	0.5	0.7	1.0	1.4
35	0.7	0.9	1.2	1.7	2.3
40	0.8	1.1	1.5	2.0	2.5	3.2
45	1.0	1.3	1.7	2.2	2.7	3.4	4.1
50	1.1	1.4	1.9	2.3	2.9	3.5	4.2	4.8
55	1.2	1.6	2.0	2.5	3.0	3.6	4.3	4.9	5.6
60	1.3	1.7	2.1	2.6	3.1	3.7	4.4	5.0	5.6	6.3
65	1.4	1.8	2.2	2.7	3.2	3.8	4.4	5.1	5.7	6.4	7.0
70	1.5	1.8	2.3	2.8	3.3	3.9	4.5	5.2	5.8	6.5	7.1	7.7
75	1.5	1.9	2.3	2.8	3.4	4.0	4.6	5.2	5.9	6.6	7.2	7.8	8.4
80	1.6	2.0	2.4	2.9	3.4	4.0	4.7	5.3	6.0	6.6	7.3	8.0	8.6	9.1
85	1.6	2.0	2.5	3.0	3.5	4.1	4.7	5.4	6.0	6.7	7.4	8.1	8.7	9.2	9.5
90	1.7	2.1	2.5	3.0	3.5	4.1	4.7	5.4	6.1	6.8	7.5	8.2	8.8	9.2	9.6	9.8
95	1.7	2.1	2.6	3.0	3.6	4.1	4.7	5.4	6.1	6.8	7.5	8.2	8.8	9.3	9.6	9.8	10.0

TABLE 12.7 4000 Hz

VALUES OF PERCENTAGE LOSS OF HEARING CORRESPONDING TO GIVEN
HEARING THRESHOLD LEVELS IN THE BETTER AND WORSE EARS AT 4000Hz

HTL ‑ BETTER EAR
	20	25	30	35	40	45	50	55	60	65	70	75	80	85	90	95
HTL ‑ WORSE EAR
20	0.0
25	0.2	0.3
30	0.3	0.5	0.8
35	0.5	0.7	1.0	1.5
40	0.6	0.9	1.3	1.8	2.5
45	0.8	1.1	1.5	2.1	2.7	3.5
50	0.9	1.3	1.7	2.3	2.9	3.6	4.4
55	1.0	1.4	1.9	2.4	3.1	3.8	4.5	5.2
60	1.2	1.5	2.0	2.6	3.2	3.9	4.6	5.3	6.0
65	1.2	1.6	2.1	2.7	3.3	3.9	4.6	5.3	6.0	6.7
70	1.3	1.7	2.2	2.7	3.4	4.0	4.7	5.4	6.1	6.8	7.5
75	1.4	1.8	2.3	2.8	3.4	4.1	4.8	5.5	6.2	6.9	7.6	8.2
80	1.4	1.9	2.3	2.9	3.5	4.2	4.9	5.6	6.3	7.0	7.7	8.4	8.9
85	1.5	1.9	2.4	3.0	3.6	4.2	4.9	5.7	6.4	7.1	7.8	8.5	9.0	9.5
90	1.6	2.0	2.5	3.0	3.6	4.3	5.0	5.7	6.5	7.2	7.9	8.6	9.1	9.5	9.8
95	1.6	2.0	2.5	3.1	3.7	4.3	5.0	5.7	6.5	7.2	8.0	8.7	9.2	9.6	9.8	10.0

TABLE 13. VISUAL ACUITY IN THE BETTER EYE

Work‑related impairment in relation to a loss of visual acuity is assessed by measuring visual acuity. This refers to best corrected vision in the better eye with spectacles or contact lenses (if applicable). Referral to an optometrist or ophthalmologist may be required if there is doubt as to whether best corrected vision has been achieved or with the accuracy of the Snellen's Chart assessment. A person meets the criteria for permanent blindness under section 95 of the Social Security Act if the corrected visual acuity is less than 6/60 on the Snellen Scale in both eyes or there is a combination of visual defects resulting in the same degree of permanent visual loss.

Visual Acuity Rating

		Cataract operation (unilateral and bilateral aphakia not to receive a different rating)
		Implant	Contact lenses	Glasses
6/6	0	0	0	10
6/9	0	0	10	20
6/12	5	10	20	40
6/18	10	20	40	40
6/24 or worse	20	40	40	40

TABLE 14. MISCELLANEOUS EYE CONDITIONS

Visual Disturbance	Rating
Squint (Heterophoria): Latent	0
Squint (Heterotropia): Without diplopia	0
Acquired Heterotropia (squint) with diplopia:
one quadrant of upward gaze	5
all directions of upward gaze	10
one quadrant of downward gaze	10
one direction of sideways gaze	10
both directions of sideways gaze	10
all directions of gaze	20
all directions of downward gaze	20
all range of near vision	20
Constant irritation of eyes, photophobia, epiphora, ectropion or entropion	0
Gaze defects (vertical and/or horizontal)	10
Glaucoma without visual loss	0
Longstanding Blepharospasm	10
Loss of stereoscopic vision in absence of squint
Permanent (eg. blind in one eye)	5
Intermittent (eg. ptosis or tarsorrhaphy)	10
Nystagmus without diplopia	Rate as for visual acuity
Retinal Dystrophy with night blindness	Rate as for visual acuity and visual fields

TABLE 15. VISUAL FIELDS

It is usually necessary to seek ophthalmological advice for an accurate assessment under this Table. A person meets the criteria for permanent blindness under section 95 of the Social Security Act if their field of vision is constricted to ten degrees or less of arc from central fixation in the better eye irrespective of corrected visual acuity or there is a combination of visual defects resulting in the same degree of visual impairment.

Type of Defect

Rating

	Only one eye affected	Both eyes affected (or there is only one eye and it is affected)
Temporal Hemianopia	10	20
Nasal Hemianopia	10	20
Upper half loss	10	20
Lower half loss	20	20
Upper quadrant loss	0	20
Lower quadrant loss	0	20
Constriction outside 30 degrees of fixation	0	0
Constriction to within 30 degrees of fixation	10	10
Constriction to within 20 degrees of fixation	20	20
Constriction to within 10 degrees of fixation	20	permanent blindness (see above)

TABLE 16. LOWER URINARY TRACT

This Table is to be used for incontinence and other urethral and bladder outlet disorders.

Rating Criteria

NIL Minor stress incontinence. Bladder outlet or urethral obstruction with mild symptoms.

TEN Loss of voluntary control of bladder, but satisfactory emptying achieved by triggering of reflex activity, suprapubic pressure or Valsalva manoeuvre. No incontinence aid needed

Ileal or Sigmoid conduit

Chronic Urinary Obstruction needing regular catheterisation.

TWENTY Loss of voluntary control of bladder with dribbling incontinence needing frequent change of incontinence pads, or a collection device, eg, urodome catheter

Ureterosigmoidostomy.

TABLE 17. RENAL FUNCTION

As renal disease has systemic effects, assessment of renal impairment as it impacts on work capacity is based upon the loss of function resulting from these systemic effects. For example, for persistent generalised symptoms such as fatigue use Table 20, refractory anaemia is assessed using Table 20, persistent gastrointestinal symptoms (eg. vomiting) despite optimal treatment are assessed using Table 11 and persistent Central Nervous System symptoms using Table 8. Renal transplants are assessed using Table 20.

Dialysis is rated as follows:

FIFTEEN All types of dialysis (except outpatient haemodialysis) which are functioning well. Some decreased ability to carry out everyday activities but independence is retained.

TWENTY Outpatient haemodialysis and all types of dialysis which are functioning poorly. More severe symptoms with a decreased ability to carry out many everyday activities. Most daily activities can be completed with some difficulty. Symptoms may prevent or lead to avoidance of some daily tasks and simple tasks will usually aggravate symptoms of fatigue.

THIRTY End stage renal disease with very severe symptoms which lead to substantial difficulties with most daily tasks.

FORTY End stage renal disease leading to major restrictions in many everyday activities. Capacity for self‑care is restricted leading to dependence on others.

TABLE 18. SKIN DISORDERS

In the evaluation of work‑related impairment resulting from a skin disorder, the actual functional loss is the prime consideration. However, where there is extensive cosmetic or cutaneous involvement, this should also be considered.

Rating Criteria

NIL Signs and symptoms of skin disorder present and with treatment there is NO limitation in the performance of normal daily activities.

TEN Signs and symptoms of skin disorder present despite optimal treatment and results in some interference with normal daily activities.

TWENTY Signs and symptoms of skin disorder present despite optimal treatment and results in significant interference with normal daily activities.

FORTY Very severe symptoms requiring continuous treatment which may include periodic confinement to home or hospital and needs considerable assistance with normal daily activities.

TABLE 19. ENDOCRINE DISORDERS

The effects of endocrine disorders eg. diabetes mellitus on other body systems eg. the vascular and visual systems should be assessed from the appropriate tables and added together with values from this table.

Rating Criteria

NIL Thyroid disease, Acromegaly, Cushing's disease, Prolactinoma, Diabetes Mellitus, Diabetes Insipidus, Parathyroid Disease, Paget's disease, Osteoporosis, Addison's Disease adequately controlled with hormone replacement and/or surgery and/or radiotherapy and/or therapeutic agents.

TEN Thyroid disease, Acromegaly, Cushing's disease, Prolactinoma, Diabetes Insipidus, Parathyroid Disease, Paget's disease or Osteoporosis which is incompletely controlled or treated eg. symptomatic Paget's disease, osteoporosis or other bone disease with pain not completely controlled by continuous therapy.

TWENTY Diabetes mellitus or Addison's Disease not satisfactorily controlled despite vigorous therapy as indicated by for example frequent hospital admissions, recurrent hypoglycaemic or hypotensive episodes and/or progressive end organ damage.

TABLE 20. MISCELLANEOUS ‑ MALIGNANCY, HYPERTENSION, HIV INFECTION, MORBID OBESITY (ie BMI >40), HEART/LIVER/KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS, MISCELLANEOUS EAR/NOSE/THROAT CONDITIONS & CHRONIC FATIGUE OR PAIN

Table 20 can be used for miscellaneous conditions, for example, malignancy, HIV infection, morbid obesity, transplants, miscellaneous ear/nose/throat conditions, disorders with chronic fatigue (including Chronic Fatigue Syndrome) or pain and hypertension. Where there is a separate loss of function, in addition to the loss which can be rated using the system‑specific Tables, Table 20 can be used. Double‑counting of a particular loss of function, by the use of more than one Table, must be avoided.

Rating Criteria

NIL Controlled hypertension

Malignancy in remission with a good to fair prognosis

Minor symptoms which are easily tolerated and have no appreciable effect on ability to work.

TEN Mild to moderate symptoms which are irritating or unpleasant but which rarely prevent completion of any activity. Symptoms may cause loss of efficiency in daily activities but minimal interference performing or persisting with work‑related tasks. There is minimal effect/impact on work attendance.

Hypertension that is difficult to control despite intensive therapy but without end‑organ damage

Potentially life‑threatening condition which is currently not interfering with daily activities eg. malignancy in remission with a poor prognosis

Heart/Liver/Kidney transplants ‑ well controlled (well functioning) with only mild systemic symptoms.

FIFTEEN Moderate to severe symptoms which are more distressing but prevent few everyday activities. Self‑care is unaffected and independence is retained. Symptoms may have mild to moderate impact on ability to perform or persist with work‑related tasks and/or attend work. Full‑time work would still be possible.

Potentially life‑threatening condition which is currently interfering with daily activities but self‑care is unaffected.

TWENTY More severe symptoms with a decreased ability/efficiency to carry out many everyday activities. Most daily activities can be completed with some difficulty. Symptoms may prevent or lead to avoidance of some daily tasks and simple tasks will usually aggravate symptoms of fatigue. Symptoms cause significant interference with ability to perform or persist with work‑related tasks. Symptoms may cause prolonged absences from work.

THIRTY Very severe symptoms which lead to substantial difficulty with most daily tasks. Assistance with elements of self‑care may be required. Symptoms cause severe interference with ability to work or attend work (ie. minimal residual work capacity).

Heart/Liver/Kidney transplants ‑ poorly controlled (poorly functioning) with fairly severe symptoms which lead to substantial difficulty with most daily tasks

Malignant hypertension ‑ severe, uncontrolled

Inoperable, symptomatic and life‑threatening aneurysm or malignancy. Very poor prognosis with only a very limited lifespan.

FORTY Major restrictions in many everyday activities. Capacity for self‑care is restricted, leading to dependence on others. No residual work capacity.

TABLE 21. INTERMITTENT CONDITIONS

Intermittent but continuing disorders that remain asymptomatic between discrete episodes of impairment eg. gout, epilepsy, Meniere's Disease, vertigo & tinnitus (only to be scored in the presence of a diagnosed condition causing these symptoms but if the symptoms are continuous Table 20 should be used) are rated by reference to severity, duration and frequency of attacks:

 severity during an attack is defined in the descriptions below;

 duration is defined in the descriptions below;

 frequency is determined by the number of affected days in a year.

A rating using the above three factors is made by first coding severity and duration into an intermittent grading. The code is then combined with frequency, using Table 21.4, to give the rating.

Some intermittent disorders may be rated using system‑specific tables. The system‑specific table is then used in preference eg. severe asthma where there is persistent airway limitation.

When episodes vary in severity, duration or frequency, an average for each factor should be estimated. More than one rating may be given for the same disorder. Thus for grand mal epilepsy one rating is given for the ictal phase and a second rating for the post‑ictal stage. The two are then added together.

For acute exacerbations of chronic disorders, where the acute relapses are frequent and severe, the Intermittent Tables can be used in addition to the primary score derived for the underlying medical condition eg. frequent attacks of acute bronchitis can be scored using Table 21 in addition to Table 1 or 2 for Chronic Airways Limitation and the scores added together.

TABLE 21.1 Intermittent attack ‑ severity

Level Criteria

NIL Minor symptoms which are easily tolerated.

ONE Mild to moderate symptoms which are irritating or unpleasant but which rarely prevent completion of any activity. Symptoms may cause loss of efficiency in some activities.

TWO More severe symptoms which are distressing, but prevent few everyday activities. Loss of efficiency is discernible elsewhere. Self‑care is unaffected and independence is retained.

THREE Loss of efficiency is discernible in many everyday activities. Some elements of self‑care are restricted but in most respects, independence is retained. Bed‑rest is often necessary during an attack.

FOUR Major restrictions in many everyday activities. Capacity for self‑care is increasingly restricted, leading to partial dependence on others.

FIVE Most everyday activities are prevented. Dependent on others for many kinds of self‑care. Able to be maintained at home only with considerable difficulty, or hospital admission is required.

SIX Total incapacity. Unconscious or delirious. Self‑care is impossible.

TABLE 21.2 Intermittent attack ‑ duration

Description Duration

Transient Lasting up to and including five minutes.

Short Lasting more than five minutes but less than 30 minutes.

Medium Lasting from 30 minutes to four hours.

Prolonged Lasting more than four hours.

TABLE 21.3 Severity ‑ grading code

Description Severity Level

	0	1	2	3	4	5	6
Transient	A	A	A	B	C	C	F
Short	A	A	C	C	D	E	H
Medium	A	B	C	D	E	H	I
Prolonged	A	C	D	F	G	I	J

A rating is obtained using Table 21.3 and Table 21.4:

 determine the intermittent grading code appropriate to the estimated severity and duration from Table 21.3; and

 make the rating appropriate to the intermittent grading code and frequency from Table 21.4.

TABLE 21.4 Assignment of a rating

Frequency (Affected days/year)
	2+	5+	10+	20+	40+	100+
Intermittent	Rating
Grading code
A	‑	‑	‑	‑	‑	‑
B	‑	‑	‑	‑	‑	5
C	‑	‑	‑	‑	5	10
D	‑	‑	‑	5	10	20
E	‑	‑	‑	5	10	30
F	‑	‑	5	5	10	30
G	‑	‑	5	10	20	30
H	‑	‑	5	10	30	40
I	‑	5	10	30	40	40
J	5	10	20	40	40	40

TABLE 22. GYNAECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS

Gynaecological conditions such as pelvic inflammatory disease and endometriosis should be assessed using Table 22. The Medical Officer should only use this Table for significant diagnosed conditions affecting normal daily functioning and which are likely to continue for the foreseeable future. Malignancy should be scored using Table 20. Disability due to mastectomy should only be scored where there is an associated loss of upper limb function and Table 3 should then be used. Post‑natal depression may be scored using Table 6 if considered to be adversely affecting function for the next two years.

For males, disorders of the genital system should be assessed under Tables 16 or 17.

Rating Criteria

NIL Minor symptoms which are easily tolerated. Minimal effect on daily functioning or work capacity.

TEN Moderate and frequent symptoms present despite treatment due to a condition which has been properly diagnosed. Some decreased ability to carry out every day activities but independence is retained.

TWENTY Moderate to severe symptoms frequently present despite optimal treatment due to a condition which has been properly diagnosed. Decreased ability to carry out everyday activities, requiring assistance with elements of self‑care.

THIRTY More severe symptoms frequently present despite optimal treatment due to a condition which has been properly diagnosed. This results in substantial difficulties with most daily tasks.

FORTY Severe symptoms frequently present despite optimal treatment due to a condition which has been properly diagnosed and needs considerable assistance with many daily activities.

Notes to the Social Security Act 1991

Note 1

The Social Security Act 1991 as shown in this compilation comprises Act No. 46, 1991 amended as indicated in the Tables below.

The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by the Workplace Relations Amendment (Work Choices) (Consequential Amendments) Regulations 2006 (No. 1) (SLI 2006 No. 50). The amendments are incorporated in this compilation.

The Employment and Workplace Relations Legislation Amendment (Welfare to Work and Other Measures) Act 2005 (No. 154, 2005) was amended by the Workplace Relations Amendment (Work Choices) (Consequential Amendments) Regulations 2006 (No. 1) (SLI 2006 No. 50) [see Note 8].

For application, saving or transitional provisions made by the A New Tax System (Family Assistance and Related Measures) Act 2000, see Act No. 45, 2000.

For application, saving or transitional provisions made by the Corporations (Repeals, Consequentials and Transitionals) Act 2001, see Act No. 55, 2001.

For application, saving or transitional provisions made by the Employment and Workplace Relations Legislation Amendment (Welfare to Work and Other Measures) Act 2005, see Act No. 154, 2005.

All relevant information pertaining to application, saving or transitional provisions prior to 4 March 1997 is not included in this compilation. For subsequent information see Table A.

Table of Acts

Act	Number and year	Date of Assent	Date of commencement	Application, saving or transitional provisions
Social Security Act 1991	46, 1991	23 Apr 1991	1 July 1991
Social Security (Job Search and Newstart) Amendment Act 1991	68, 1991	25 June 1991	(a)	Ss. 27–29
as amended by
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992	229, 1992	24 Dec 1992	Schedule 4 (Part 2): (see 229, 1992 below)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act 1991	69, 1991	25 June 1991	S. 26: 1 July 1991 (b) S. 27: (b)	—
Social Security (Rewrite) Transition Act 1991	70, 1991	25 June 1991	(c)	—
Veterans’ Entitlements (Rewrite) Transition Act 1991	73, 1991	25 June 1991	S. 19: (d) Remainder: 1 July 1991 (d)	—
Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act 1991	74, 1991	25 June 1991	Schedule 2 (Part 1): 1 July 1991 (e)	—
as amended by
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act 1992	81, 1992	30 June 1992	Schedule 2 (Part 3): (see 81, 1992 below)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1991	115, 1991	27 June 1991	Part 3 (ss. 5–22): (f) Part 4 (ss. 23–40): (f)	—
Social Security (Rewrite) Amendment Act 1991	116, 1991	27 June 1991	(g)	—
as amended by
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992	229, 1992	24 Dec 1992	Schedule 4 (Part 3): (see 229, 1992 below)	—
Social Security (Disability and Sickness Support) Amendment Act 1991	141, 1991	9 Oct 1991	Part 1 (ss. 1, 2): Royal Assent Remainder: 12 Nov 1991	S. 16(2) S. 6(2) (rep. by 229, 1992, s. 154 [Sch. 4, Part 4, item 23])
as amended by
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992	229, 1992	24 Dec 1992	Schedule 4 (Part 4): (see 229, 1992 below)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 3) 1991	175, 1991	25 Nov 1991	Ss. 4–12 and Schedule (Part 2): 17 Aug 1991 Ss. 13, 14, 21–24, 36–40, 42, 43(b), 44(a), 45–57, 97, 98(a), 99, Part 3 (100–103), Part 4 (ss. 100, 105) and Schedule (Part 3): 1 Jan 1992 Ss. 25–28: 20 Mar 1992 Ss. 41, 43(a) and 44(b): 1 Apr 1992 Ss. 58–73 and 75–96: 1 July 1992 S. 74: 26 Mar 1992 Part 5 (s. 106) and Schedule (Part 1): 12 Nov 1991 Schedule (Part 4): 12 Nov 1991 (h) Schedule (Part 5): 1 Dec 1991 (see s. 2(5)) Remainder: Royal Assent	Ss. 3 and 45
as amended by
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act 1992	81, 1992	30 June 1992	Schedule 2 (Parts 4, 5): (see 81, 1992 below)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992	229, 1992	24 Dec 1992	Schedule 4 (Part 6): (see 229, 1992 below)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 4) 1991	194, 1991	13 Dec 1991	Ss. 4–6: 1 July 1992 Ss. 7–11 and Schedule 4 (Part 2): 20 Mar 1992 Ss. 12–46 and Schedule 2 (Part 6): 12 Mar 1992 Ss. 47, 48, 50–53 and Schedule 2 (Part 5): 1 Jan 1992 S. 49: (rep. by 174, 1994, s. 9 [Part 2, item 3]) Ss. 57–72: 1 Dec 1991 Schedule 1 (Part 1) and Schedule 2 (Part 1): 1 July 1991 Schedule 1 (Part 3): (i) Schedule 1 (Part 4): (i) Schedule 2 (Part 2) and Schedule 4 (Part 1): 12 Nov 1991 Schedule 2 (Part 4): (i) Schedule 5 (Part 2): (see s. 2 (13)) Remainder: Royal Assent	S. 3 S. 2(6) (am. by 61, 1993, s. 27; rep. 174, 1994, s. 9 [Part 2, item 2])
as amended by
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992	229, 1992	24 Dec 1992	S. 152 and Schedule 4 (Part 5): (see 229, 1992 below)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1993	61, 1993	3 Nov 1993	S. 27: (see 61, 1993 below)	—
Social Security (Parenting Allowance and Other Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1994	174, 1994	16 Dec 1994	S. 9: (see 174, 1994 below)	—
Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1991	208, 1991	24 Dec 1991	S. 21 (Schedule): 2 Jan 1992 (j)	—
Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act 1992	12, 1992	24 Mar 1992	Ss. 5 and 6: 2 Apr 1992 S. 7: 20 Mar 1992 (k) Remainder: Royal Assent	S. 3 (1) and (2)
Social Security (Family Payment) Amendment Act 1992	69, 1992	26 June 1992	1 Jan 1993	S. 9 S. 6 (rep. by 229, 1992, ss. 153 and 154 [Sch. 2, Part 3, item 92]) Ss. 7 and 8 (rep. by 230, 1992, s. 155 [Sch. 1, Part 3, items 18, 19])
as amended by
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992	229, 1992	24 Dec 1992	Schedule 2 (Parts 1, 3): (see 229, 1992 below)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 3) 1992	230, 1992	24 Dec 1992	Schedule 1 (Part 3): (see 230, 1992 below)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act 1992	81, 1992	30 June 1992	Ss. 5–10, 11(a), 11(c), 23–25, 27–29, 31–36, Schedule 1 (Part 8) and Schedule 2 (Part 6): 1 July 1992 S. 47 and Schedule 1 (Part 3): 12 Nov 1991 S. 50: 24 July 1991 Ss. 69–75: Royal Assent (l) Ss. 82, 84–90, 92–99, 101, 103–109, 111, Schedule 1 (Part 2 (in part)) and Schedule 2 (Part 2): 1 July 1991 Ss. 83, 91 and Schedule 1 (Part 2 (in part)): (la) Ss. 100, 102 and Schedule 1 (Part 5): 13 Dec 1991 (l) Schedule 1 (Part 4): 12 Nov 1991 (l) Schedule 1 (Part 6): 12 Mar 1992 Schedule 1 (Part 7): 12 Mar 1992 (l) Schedule 2 (Part 3): 1 July 1991 (l) Schedule 2 (Part 4): 26 Nov 1991 Schedule 2 (Part 5): 30 June 1992 Remainder: Royal Assent	—
as amended by
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992	229, 1992	24 Dec 1992	Schedule 4 (Parts 7, 8): (see 229, 1992 below)	S. 151 (la)
Superannuation Legislation (Consequential Amendments and Transitional Provisions) Act 1992	94, 1992	30 June 1992	S. 3: 1 July 1990 Remainder: Royal Assent	—
Sales Tax Amendment (Transitional) Act 1992	118, 1992	30 Sept 1992	28 Oct 1992	—
Social Security Amendment Act 1992	133, 1992	30 Oct 1992	2 Nov 1992	S. 3
as amended by
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992	229, 1992	24 Dec 1992	Schedule 4 (Part 9): (see 229, 1992 below)	—
Social Security Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992	134, 1992	30 Oct 1992	1 Jan 1993 (m)	—
Student Assistance Amendment Act 1992	138, 1992	19 Nov 1992	Div. 3 of Part 3 (ss. 31–43): 1 Jan 1993 Remainder: Royal Assent	—
Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992	228, 1992	24 Dec 1992	Schedule 2 (Part 2): 1 July 1991 (n)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992	229, 1992	24 Dec 1992	Ss. 11–33, 34(a), (d), (e), 35, 36(a), (d), (e), 37–41, 46–48, 53, 59, 71–116, 128, 143–147, 149, Schedule 1, Schedule 2 (Parts 2, 3), Schedules 5 and 6: 1 Jan 1993 (o) Ss. 49–52: 1 Jan 1992 Ss. 60–70: 20 Mar 1993 Schedule 2 (Part 1): 26 June 1992 (o) Schedule 3 (Parts 2, 5): 1 July 1991 (o) Schedule 3 (Part 3): 1 July 1991 (o) Schedule 3 (Part 4): 1 July 1991 (o) Schedule 3 (Part 6) and Schedule 4 (Part 5): 12 Nov 1991 (o) Schedule 3 (Part 7): 13 Dec 1991 (o) Schedule 3 (Part 8): 1 Jan 1992 (o) Schedule 3 (Part 9): 2 Jan 1992 Schedule 3 (Part 10): 12 Mar 1992 Schedule 3 (Part 11): 20 Mar 1992 Schedule 3 (Part 12): 30 June 1992 (o)	S. 3
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992—continued			Schedule 3 (Part 13) and Schedule 4 (Part 8): 1 July 1992 (o) Schedule 3 (Part 14) and Schedule 4 (Part 9): 2 Nov 1992 (o) Schedule 4 (Part 2): 25 June 1991 (o) Schedule 4 (Part 3): 27 June 1991 (o) Schedule 4 (Part 4): 9 Oct 1991 (o) Schedule 4 (Part 6): 12 Nov 1991 (o) Schedule 4 (Part 7): 29 June 1992 Remainder: Royal Assent
as amended by
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act 1993	36, 1993	20 Sept 1993	Schedule 4 (item 1): (see 36, 1993 below)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 3) 1992	230, 1992	24 Dec 1992	Ss. 4–6, 20, 23–25, 37, 38, 89–96, 102–111, Schedule 2 and Schedule 4 (Part 1): 1 Jan 1993 Ss. 7–9, 17–19, 21, 22, 26–34, 41(a), (d)–(j), 42–51, 83–88 and Schedule 4 (Part 2): 20 Mar 1993 Ss. 10–16: 1 July 1993 Ss. 35, 36 and 75–82: 1 Mar 1993	S. 3 S. 2(13) (am. by 109, 1994, s. 50)
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 3) 1992—continued			Ss. 39, 40, 41(b), (c), 97–101, Schedule 1 (Parts 2, 3) and Schedule 3 (Part 1): 1 Jan 1993 (p) Ss. 52–59: 28 Jan 1993 Ss. 60–74 and Schedule 3 (Part 2): 1 Apr 1993 Ss. 112–133: 25 Mar 1993 Ss. 134–136: 20 Sept 1993 Schedule 1 (Part 1): 26 June 1992 (p) Ss. 153 and 154: 1 Jan 1993 (p) Remainder: Royal Assent
as amended by
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act 1993	36, 1993	20 Sept 1993	Schedule 4 (items 2, 3): (see 36, 1993 below)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1994	109, 1994	12 July 1994	S. 50: (see 109, 1994 below)	—
Seafarers Rehabilitation and Compensation (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 1992	233, 1992	24 Dec 1992	24 June 1993 (see s. 2)	—
Farm Household Support Act 1992	241, 1992	24 Dec 1992	20 Mar 1993	—
Social Security Amendment Act 1993	25, 1993	9 June 1993	Part 5 (ss. 13–21): Royal Assent Remainder: 20 Sept 1993	S. 3
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act 1993	36, 1993	20 Sept 1993	S. 9 and Schedule 3 (Part 14): 1 July 1993 Ss. 14, 15, 18 and Schedule 1: 19 Sept 1993 S. 16: (q) S. 17: (q) Div. 7 of Part 2 (ss. 27–29): 1 Jan 1993 (q) Ss. 30–33, 36 and 37: 1 Jan 1993 (q) Div. 9 of Part 2 (s. 38) and Schedule 3 (Part 3): 12 Nov 1991 (q) Ss. 39–47 and Schedule 3 (Part 12): 25 Mar 1993 S. 48: 1 Jan 1994 Ss. 26, 59, 61 and Schedule 3 (Part 7): 1 Jan 1993 (q) Div. 1 of Part 4 (ss. 79, 80): (q) Div. 2 of Part 4 (ss. 81, 82): (see s. 2(24)) Schedule 3 (Part 2): 1 July 1991 Schedule 3 (Part 4): 12 Nov 1991 (q) Schedule 3 (Part 5) and Schedule 4 (item 1): 24 Dec 1992 (q) Schedule 3 (Part 6): 1 Jan 1993 Schedule 3 (Part 8): 1 Jan 1993 (q) Schedule 3 (Part 9): 1 Jan 1993 (q)	Ss. 3, 24(2) and 74(2)
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act 1993—continued			Schedule 3 (Part 10): 28 Jan 1993 Schedule 3 (Part 11): 20 Mar 1993 (q) Schedule 3 (Part 13): 1 Apr 1993 Schedule 3 (Part 15): 20 Sept 1993 Schedule 4 (items 2 and 3): 24 Dec 1992 (q) Remainder: Royal Assent
as amended by
Statute Law Revision Act 1996	43, 1996	25 Oct 1996	Schedule 3 (item 54): 20 Sept 1993 (r)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1993	61, 1993	3 Nov 1993	Part 2 (ss. 4–8): 1 Jan 1994 Part 3 (ss. 9–18): 1 July 1994 Part 4 (ss. 19–21): 1 Jan 1994 (s) S. 23: 12 Nov 1991 Remainder: Royal Assent	Ss. 3 and 6(2)
Social Security Amendment Act (No. 2) 1993	120, 1993	24 Dec 1993	Part 2 (ss. 3, 4): 20 Mar 1994 Part 3 (ss. 5–7): 1 Jan 1994 (t) Part 4 (ss. 8–13): 1 Jan 1994 (t) S. 20: 20 Sept 1993 (see s. 2(5)) Remainder: Royal Assent	—
Social Security (Budget and Other Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1993	121, 1993	24 Dec 1993	Ss. 5–24, 27–53 and 81: 20 Mar 1994 Ss. 25, 26, 54–62, 69, 70(1) and 71–80: 1 Jan 1994 Ss. 63–68: 1 Jan 1994 (u) S. 70(2): 1 July 1994 S. 82: 20 Mar 1994 (u) Ss. 83, 84, 86 and Schedule 8 (Part 2): 1 July 1991 (u) S. 85: 1 Jan 1988 S. 89: 19 Sept 1993 (u) Schedule 8 (Part 1): 12 Nov 1991 (u) Schedule 8 (Part 3): 1 Jan 1993 (u) Schedule 8 (Part 4): (u) Remainder: Royal Assent	S. 3
as amended by
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 1) 1995	104, 1995	29 Sept 1995	Schedule 20 (Part 1): (see 104, 1995 below)	—
Social Security (Non‑Budget Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1995	105, 1995	29 Sept 1995	Part 5 (ss. 59, 60): (see 105, 1995 below)	—
Social Security (Home Child Care and Partner Allowances) Legislation Amendment Act 1994	55, 1994	7 Apr 1994	Part 2 (ss. 3, 4): 29 Sept 1994 Part 3 (ss. 5, 6): 20 Sept 1994 Remainder: Royal Assent	—
as amended by
Social Security (Parenting Allowance and Other Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1994	174, 1994	16 Dec 1994	S. 3(2) (in part): (see 174, 1994 below)	—
Statute Law Revision Act 1996	43, 1996	25 Oct 1996	Schedule 3 (items 48–52): 7 Apr 1994 (v)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act 1994	63, 1994	19 May 1994	Ss. 8–11 and Schedule 2: 1 July 1994 S. 33 and Schedule 4 (items 155–157): 20 Mar 1993 S. 34: (w) Schedule 4 (items 42, 43): 1 July 1991 Schedule 4 (items 44–49): 12 Mar 1992 Schedule 4 (items 50–54): 29 June 1992 Schedule 4 (items 55–154): 1 Jan 1993 Schedule 4 (items 158–160): 25 Mar 1993 Schedule 4 (items 161, 162): (w) Remainder: Royal Assent	S. 3
as amended by
Statute Law Revision Act 1996	43, 1996	25 Oct 1996	Schedule 3 (items 55, 56): 19 May 1994 (x)	—
Commonwealth Reciprocal Recovery Legislation Amendment Act 1994	68, 1994	30 May 1994	Part 2 (ss. 3–5), s. 7(b) and Part 4 (ss. 8–11): 1 July 1994 (y) Remainder: Royal Assent	—
Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act 1994	78, 1994	21 June 1994	Part 2 (ss. 4–8): 1 July 1994 (z) Part 3 (ss. 9–17): 1 Jan 1994 Remainder: Royal Assent	—
Veterans’ Affairs (1994‑95 Budget Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1994	98, 1994	30 June 1994	Part 4 (ss. 69–74): 30 Mar 1995 (za)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1994	109, 1994	12 July 1994	Divs. 2, 8 and 11 of Part 2 (ss. 4–19, 42, 47–50), Part 3 (ss. 54, 55), ss. 56 and 57(b): 1 July 1994 Div. 3 of Part 2 (s. 20): 20 Sept 1993 (zb) Div. 4 of Part 2 (ss. 21–28): 1 Sept 1994 Ss. 40(2), 46(1), 57(a) and Part 5 (ss. 58–63): 20 Sept 1994 (zb) Ss. 40(3), 44, 45 and 46(2): 29 Sept 1994 (zb) Div. 9 of Part 2 (s. 43): 4 July 1994 Div. 12 of Part 2 (ss. 51–53): 1 Jan 1995 Remainder: Royal Assent	Ss. 24(2), 25(2), 26(2), 52(2) and 53 (2)
Drought Relief Payment Act 1994	125, 1994	18 Oct 1994	18 Oct 1994	—
Social Security (New Zealand Agreement) Amendment Act 1994	157, 1994	13 Dec 1994	S. 4: 1 Jan 1995 (see s. 2(2)) Remainder: Royal Assent	—
Social Security (1994 Budget and White Paper) Amendment Act 1994	161, 1994	16 Dec 1994	Ss. 3, 6 and 7: 20 Mar 1995 Ss. 4 and 5: 1 Jan 1995 S. 8: 13 Jan 1995 S. 9 (Schedule 7 (items 5–9)): 9 Dec 1994 S. 10: 1 July 1994 Remainder: Royal Assent	S. 9(2)–(4)
as amended by
Statute Law Revision Act 1996	43, 1996	25 Oct 1996	Schedule 3 (items 57–63): 16 Dec 1994 (zc)	—
Veterans’ Affairs (1994‑95 Budget Measures) Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1994	164, 1994	16 Dec 1994	Part 4 (s. 60): Royal Assent (zd)	—
Social Security (Parenting Allowance and Other Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1994	174, 1994	16 Dec 1994	Ss. 6(1)(a) and 13: 1 July 1994 S. 6(1)(b): 1 Jan 1995 Ss. 7(a) and 11: 1 Jan 1995 (ze) S. 9: 1 Dec 1994 S. 10: 1 Sept 1994 Remainder: 1 July 1995	Ss. 11–13
as amended by
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 1) 1995	104, 1995	29 Sept 1995	Schedule 16 (Part 2): (see 104, 1995 below) Schedule 20 (Part 2): (see 104, 1995 below)	—
Statute Law Revision Act 1996	43, 1996	25 Oct 1996	Schedule 3 (items 64–67): 16 Dec 1994 (zf)	—
Employment Services (Consequential Amendments) Act 1994	177, 1994	19 Dec 1994	Ss. 1, 2(1), (3) and Part 2 (ss. 3–8): 19 Dec 1994 (see s. 2(1)) S. 2(2) and Div. 4 of Part 6 (ss. 32–39): Royal Assent Remainder: 1 Jan 1995 (see s. 2(3) and Gazette 1994, No. S472)	Ss. 28, 30 and 32
Student Assistance (Youth Training Allowance—Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 1994	184, 1994	23 Dec 1994	1 Jan 1995 (zg)	Ss. 3–8
Life Insurance (Consequential Amendments and Repeals) Act 1995	5, 1995	23 Feb 1995	1 July 1995 (see s. 2 and Gazette 1995, No. GN24)	—
Child Support Legislation Amendment Act 1995	39, 1995	29 May 1995	Ss. 11 and 12: Royal Assent (zh)	S. 12
Superannuation Laws Amendment (Small Accounts and Other Measures) Act 1995	53, 1995	23 June 1995	1 July 1995	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 1) 1995	104, 1995	29 Sept 1995	Schedule 3 (items 1–4, 7): 1 Jan 1995 (zi) Schedule 3 (item 5): 1 July 1995 Schedule 3 (item 6): 9 Jan 1995 Schedule 16 (Parts 1, 2, 5): (zi) Schedule 16 (Part 3): 1 July 1995 (zi) Schedule 17 (item 2): 1 Jan 1995 Schedule 19 (Part 1): 2 Nov 1992 (zi) Schedule 19 (Part 2): 25 Mar 1993 (zi) Schedule 19 (Part 3): 1 Apr 1993 Schedule 19 (Part 4): 19 Sept 1993 Schedule 19 (Part 5): 1 Jan 1994 (zi) Schedule 19 (Part 6): 1 Jan 1995 (zi) Schedule 20 (Part 1): (zi) Schedule 20 (Part 2): (zi) Remainder: Royal Assent	S. 3, Sch. 1 (item 2), Sch. 2 (item 2) and Sch. 13 (item 3)
Social Security (Non‑Budget Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1995	105, 1995	29 Sept 1995	Subdiv. A of Div. 2 of Part 2 (s. 4): 1 July 1993 Ss. 8 and 9: 1 July 1995 S. 10: 1 Apr 1993 Div. 5 of Part 2 (ss. 12, 13): 20 Sept 1994 (zj) Ss. 17(c), (d) and 18: 1 Jan 1996 Div. 15 of Part 2 (s. 37): 29 Nov 1993 Div. 18 of Part 2 (ss. 41–48): 20 Mar 1995 S. 49(a): 12 Mar 1992 S. 49(b): 1 July 1992 S. 49(c): 28 Jan 1993 S. 49(d): 1 Mar 1993 S. 49(e): 24 Dec 1993 S. 49(f): 1 Jan 1994 Remainder: Royal Assent	—
as amended by
Social Security Legislation Amendment (Family Measures) Act 1995	106, 1995	29 Sept 1995	Schedule 10: (see 106, 1995 below)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment (Family Measures) Act 1995	106, 1995	29 Sept 1995	Schedules 1, 5 and 6: 1 Feb 1996 Schedules 2–4 and 7–9: 1 Jan 1996 Remainder: Royal Assent	—
Veterans’ Affairs (1995‑96 Budget Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1995	128, 1995	14 Nov 1995	Schedule 5: 1 Oct 1995 (zk)	—
Family Law Reform (Consequential Amendments) Act 1995	140, 1995	12 Dec 1995	Schedule 1 (Part 10): 11 June 1996 (see Gazette 1996, No. GN5) (zl)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment (Carer Pension and Other Measures) Act 1995	143, 1995	12 Dec 1995	Schedule 1: 1 July 1995 Schedule 2 (Parts 1, 3) and Schedule 17 (items 1, 2, 5): 1 Jan 1996 Schedule 3: 1 Jan 1996 (zm) Schedule 4 (items 1, 2, 4) and Schedule 5 (Part 1): (zm) Schedule 4 (item 3): 1 Jan 1995 (zm) Schedule 5 (Part 2): 19 Mar 1996 Schedule 6 (items 1–4, 6–49): 1 Jan 1997 Schedule 6 (item 5), Schedules 7 and 8: 20 Mar 1996 Schedule 9 (items 1, 2) and Schedule 10 (items 4–34): 21 Mar 1996 Schedule 10 (item 3): 1 Jan 1992 (zm) Schedule 11: 1 July 1996 Schedule 12: 1 July 1996 (zm) Schedule 13: 1 Sept 1996 Schedule 14: 1 July 1995 (zm) Schedule 18 (items 1 and 2): 1 Mar 1996 Remainder: Royal Assent	Sch. 1 (item 35) and Sch. 8 (items 5, 7)
as amended by
Social Security Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1996	84, 1996	23 Dec 1996	Schedule 20 (items 1–11): (see 84, 1996 below)	—
Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (1995‑96 Budget Measures) Act (No. 2) 1995	146, 1995	12 Dec 1995	Schedule 14: 19 Mar 1996 (zn)	—
Employment Services Amendment Act 1995	148, 1995	16 Dec 1995	Schedule 1 (Part 4): 20 Sept 1996 Remainder: Royal Assent	—
Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act 1995	1, 1996	9 Jan 1996	Schedule 1 (Part 2) and Schedule 6: 1 July 1996 (zo) Schedules 2 and 3: 20 Mar 1996 (zo) Schedules 4 and 5: 20 Sept 1996 (zo) Schedule 7: 9 July 1996 (zo) Schedule 8 (Part 1): 1 Jan 1995 (zo) Schedule 1 (Part 1) and Schedule 8 (Part 2): Royal Assent (zo)	—
as amended by
Social Security Legislation Amendment (Newly Arrived Resident’s Waiting Periods and Other Measures) Act 1997	5, 1997	4 Mar 1997	Schedule 4: (see 5, 1997 below)	—
Statute Law Revision Act 2005	100, 2005	6 July 2005	Schedule 2 (item 23): (zoa)	—
Statute Law Revision Act 1996	43, 1996	25 Oct 1996	Schedule 2 (items 99–102): (zp)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 1) 1996	57, 1996	20 Nov 1996	Schedule 3 (item 1): 1 Jan 1996 (zq) Schedule 4: 1 Jan 1993 (zq) Remainder: Royal Assent	—
Family (Tax Initiative) Act 1996	63, 1996	27 Nov 1996	1 Jan 1997	Sch. 2 (items 10–12)
Social Security Legislation Amendment (Further Budget and Other Measures) Act 1996	83, 1996	23 Dec 1996	Schedule 1: 20 Sept 1997 Schedule 2: 1 July 1997 Schedule 4: 20 Sept 1997 (zr) Remainder: Royal Assent	S. 2(4) (am. by 100, 2005, Sch. 2 [item 27])
as amended by
Statute Law Revision Act 2005	100, 2005	6 July 2005	Schedule 2 (item 27): (zra)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1996	84, 1996	23 Dec 1996	Schedules 1, 2 and 14–16: 1 July 1997 Schedule 3, Schedule 5 (Parts 1, 2, 5), Schedules 6, 19 and Schedule 21 (Part 1): 1 Jan 1997 Schedules 4, 7 and Schedule 21 (Part 3): 20 Sept 1997 Schedule 5 (Parts 3, 4), Schedules 8–12, 17 and Schedule 21 (Part 2): 20 Mar 1997 Schedule 13: 1 July 1995 Schedule 18 and Schedule 21 (Part 4): 1 Oct 1997 Schedule 20: 1 July 1996 (zs) Remainder: Royal Assent	—
as amended by
Statute Law Revision Act 2005	100, 2005	6 July 2005	Schedule 2 (item 26): (zsa)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment (Newly Arrived Resident’s Waiting Periods and Other Measures) Act 1997	5, 1997	4 Mar 1997	Schedule 3: 30 June 1996 Schedule 4: 20 Sept 1996 (zt) Schedule 5 (items 6–8): 1 July 1995 (zt) Remainder: Royal Assent	S. 3 [see Table A]
Commonwealth Services Delivery Agency (Consequential Amendments) Act 1997	29, 1997	17 Apr 1997	1 July 1997 (see s. 2)	—
Income Tax (Consequential Amendments) Act 1997	39, 1997	17 Apr 1997	1 July 1997	—
as amended by
Tax Law Improvement Act 1997	121, 1997	8 July 1997	Schedule 12 (item 30): (zu)	—
Hearing Services and AGHS Reform Act 1997	82, 1997	18 June 1997	Schedule 2: Royal Assent (zv)	—
Primary Industries and Energy Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1997	94, 1997	30 June 1997	Schedule 9: 1 Oct 1997 (zw)	Sch. 9 (item 8) [see Table A]
Aged Care Income Testing Act 1997	103, 1997	30 June 1997	30 June 1997	—
as repealed by
Aged Care (Consequential Provisions) Act 1997	114, 1997	7 July 1997	Schedule 5 (item 2): (zwa)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment (Activity Test Penalty Periods) Act 1997	106, 1997	30 June 1997	Schedule 1 (items 1–42): 10 July 1997 (see Gazette 1997, No. S279) (zx) Schedule 2 (items 1, 2): 20 Oct 1997 (zx) Schedule 3 (item 1): 20 Mar 1997 (zx)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment (Work for the Dole) Act 1997	109, 1997	7 July 1997	7 July 1997	S. 4 [see Table A]
Aged Care (Consequential Provisions) Act 1997	114, 1997	7 July 1997	Schedule 3 (items 1–57, 60–67, 69–79): (zy) Schedule 3 (items 58, 59): (zy) Schedule 3 (item 68): (zy)	—
as amended by
Statute Law Revision Act 2005	100, 2005	6 July 2005	Schedule 2 (items 1, 2): (zya)	—
Tax Law Improvement Act 1997	121, 1997	8 July 1997	Schedule 3 (items 73, 74): (zz) Schedule 6 (items 139, 140): (zz) Schedule 12 (item 33): 1 July 1997 (zz)	—
Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Budget and Compensation Measures) Act 1997	157, 1997	3 Nov 1997	Schedule 6: Royal Assent (zza)	—
Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Male Total Average Weekly Earnings Benchmark) Act 1997	175, 1997	21 Nov 1997	20 Sept 1997	—
Farm Household Support Amendment (Restart and Exceptional Circumstances) Act 1997	179, 1997	25 Nov 1997	25 Nov 1997	—
Child Care Payments (Consequential Amendments and Transitional Provisions) Act 1997	196, 1997	8 Dec 1997	Schedule 1 (items 22–40, 42, 43): (zzb) Schedule 1 (item 41): 8 Dec 1997 (zzb)	—
as amended by
A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Consequential and Related Measures) Act (No. 1) 1999	82, 1999	8 July 1999	Schedule 2 (item 2): (zzba)
Social Security Legislation Amendment (Parenting and Other Measures) Act 1997	197, 1997	11 Dec 1997	Schedule 1 (Part 1): 20 Mar 1998 (zzc) Schedule 2: 1 July 1998 (zzc) Schedule 3: 1 Apr 1998 (zzc) Schedule 4 (Part 1): 1 July 1998 (zzc)	Sch. 3 (items 186, 199, 203, 223, 227, 243, 245, 249) [see Table A]
as amended by
Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1998	93, 1998	15 July 1998	Schedule 5 (item 12): (see 93, 1998 below)	—
Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Family and Other Measures) Act 1997	202, 1997	16 Dec 1997	Schedule 1 (items 1–40), Schedules 6, 8, 15 (items 1–16, 19–24, 26, 27, 31–75) and Schedule 19: 1 Jan 1998 (zzd) Schedules 2, 5, 9, 10, 13, 14, 18 and 20: Royal Assent (zzd) Schedule 3 (items 1–10): 1 Jan 1996 (zzd) Schedule 4: 1 Jan 1996 (zzd) Schedule 7 (items 1–3, 6–8): 1 Jan 1998 (zzd) Schedule 7 (items 4, 5): 1 Jan 1996 (zzd) Schedule 11: 1 Jan 1998 (zzd) Schedule 12: 1 Jan 1995 (zzd) Schedule 15 (items 17, 18): 1 Feb 1998 (zzd) Schedule 15 (item 25): 1 Apr 1998 (zzd) Schedule 15 (items 28–30): (zzd) Schedule 16 (items 1, 2, 4): 1 Apr 1998 (see Gazette 1998, No. S112) (zzd) Schedule 16 (item 3): 1 Jan 1997 (zzd) Schedule 17: 1 Mar 1998 (zzd) Schedule 21: 15 Dec 1997 (zzd) Schedule 24: 20 Sept 1997 (zzd)	Sch. 2 (item 2), Sch. 6 (item 5), Sch. 10 (item 2) and Sch. 11 (item 6) [see Table A]
Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance) Act 1998	18, 1998	17 Apr 1998	Schedule 1 (item 6 (in part)): 1 Jan 1999 (zze) Remainder: 1 July 1998	S. 3 [see Table A]
Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance Consequential and Related Measures) Act 1998	45, 1998	17 June 1998	Schedule 2: 1 July 1998 (zzf) Schedule 3 (Part 1 (items 1, 3–17)): (zzf) Schedule 3 (Part 1 (item 2)]): (zzf) Schedule 3 (Part 2): (zzf) Schedule 3 (Part 3): 20 Sept 1998 (zzf) Schedule 3 (Part 4): 1 July 1999 (zzf) Schedule 9 (items 89–91) and Schedule 10 (item 1): 17 June 1998 Schedule 14: (zzf) Remainder: 1 July 1998	—
as amended by
Statute Law Revision Act 2005	100, 2005	6 July 2005	Schedule 2 (items 28, 29): (zzfa)	—
Financial Sector Reform (Consequential Amendments) Act 1998	48, 1998	29 June 1998	Schedule 1 (items 167, 168): 1 July 1998 (see Gazette 1998, No. S316) (zzg)	—
Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Pension Bonus Scheme) Act 1998	67, 1998	30 June 1998	30 June 1998	—
Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Retirement Assistance for Farmers) Act 1998	84, 1998	2 July 1998	15 Sept 1997	—
Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1998	93, 1998	15 July 1998	Schedules 1 and 2: 1 July 1998 Schedule 3: 20 Sept 1998 Schedule 4 (items 3–11): 1 July 1998 (zzh) Schedule 4 (items 18, 19): (zzh) Schedule 4 (items 1, 2, 12–17, 20–34): 1 July 1998 Schedule 5 (items 1–11): 1 July 1999 (zzh) Schedule 6 (items 44–47, 50): (zzh) Schedule 9 (item 1): 17 Dec 1997 Remainder: Royal Assent	Sch. 4 (item 34) [see Table A]
1998 Budget Measures Legislation Amendment (Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements) Act 1998	116, 1998	11 Dec 1998	Schedule 1 (Part 1) and Schedule 2: 1 Jan 1999 (zzi) Schedule 3 (Part 1): 1 Sept 1999 (zzi)	Sch. 2 (item 3) [see Table A]
Child Support Legislation Amendment Act 1998	120, 1998	15 Dec 1998	Schedule 3 (item 11): 1 July 1999 (see Gazette 1999, No. S261) (zzj) Schedule 7 (item 3): 1 July 1999 (see Gazette 1999, No. S261) (zzj) Schedule 20: 1 Jan 1999 (see Gazette 1998, No. S610)	S. 4(4) [see Table A]
Payment Processing Legislation Amendment (Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements) Act 1998	132, 1998	24 Dec 1998	Schedules 1, 2 and 3: 1 July 1999 (zzk) Schedule 6: Royal Assent (zzk)	Sch. 6 [see Table A]
Assistance for Carers Legislation Amendment Act 1999	13, 1999	9 Apr 1999	Schedule 1 (Part 1), Schedule 2 (items 2, 4–42) and Schedule 3 (item 2): 1 July 1999 (zzl) Schedule 2 (items 1, 3): (zzl) Schedule 3 (item 1): Royal Assent (zzl)	—
Financial Sector Reform (Amendments and Transitional Provisions) Act (No. 1) 1999	44, 1999	17 June 1999	Schedule 7 (items 145–204, 208–212): 1 July 1999 (see Gazette 1999, No. S283) (zzm) Schedule 7 (items 205–207): (zzm) Schedule 8: Royal Assent	Sch. 8 (items 20, 22, 23) [see Table A] S. 3(2)(e) (am. by 160, 2000, Sch. 4 [item 4])
as amended by
Financial Sector Legislation Amendment Act (No. 1) 2000	160, 2000	21 Dec 2000	Schedule 1 (item 21): Royal Assent Remainder: 18 Jan 2001	—
A New Tax System (Compensation Measures Legislation Amendment) Act 1999	68, 1999	8 July 1999	Schedule 1: 1 July 2000 (zzn)	—
as amended by
Compensation Measures Legislation Amendment (Rent Assistance Increase) Act 2000	93, 2000	30 June 2000	Schedule 1 (items 1, 2): (zzna)	—
A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Consequential and Related Measures) Act (No. 1) 1999	82, 1999	8 July 1999	S. 4: Royal Assent Schedules 1 and 4–7: (zzo) Schedule 9: 1 Jan 2001 (zzo)	Sch. 9 (item 16) [see Table A] S. 4 (am. by 83, 1999, Sch. 11 [item 1]) [see Table A] S. 5 (ad. by 83, 1999, Sch. 11 [item 2]) [see Table A]
as amended by
A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Consequential and Related Measures) Act (No. 2) 1999	83, 1999	8 July 1999	Schedule 11 (item 1): (zzp) Schedule 11 (item 2): 1 Jan 2000 (zzp)	—
Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment Act 2003	30, 2003	15 Apr 2003	Schedule 2 (item 88): (see 30, 2003 below)	—
A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Consequential and Related Measures) Act (No. 2) 1999	83, 1999	8 July 1999	Schedule 1 (Parts 1–5): 1 July 2000 (zzq) Schedule 1 (Part 6): (zzq) Schedule 1 (Part 7): (zzq) Schedule 1 (Part 8): Royal Assent (zzq)	S. 2(2) (am. by 172, 1999, Sch. 2 [item 1]) S. 2(4)(a) (am. by 147, 2002, Sch. 3 [item 1]; 30, 2003, Sch. 2 [item 89])
as amended by
Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (1999 Budget and Other Measures) Act 1999	172, 1999	10 Dec 1999	Schedule 2 (item 1): (zzqa)	—
Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (Special Benefit Activity Test) Act 2002	147, 2002	19 Dec 2002	Schedule 3 (item 1): 8 July 1999 Schedule 3 (item 2): 6 July 2000	—
Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment Act 2003	30, 2003	15 Apr 2003	Schedule 2 (item 89): (see 30, 2003 below)	—
Social Security (Family Allowance and Related Matters) Legislation Amendment Act 1999	114, 1999	22 Sept 1999	1 Oct 1999	—
Aged Care Amendment (Omnibus) Act 1999	132, 1999	13 Oct 1999	Schedule 2: 21 Oct 1999 (see Gazette 1999, No. S496) (zzr)	Sch. 2 (item 16) [see Table A]
Public Employment (Consequential and Transitional) Amendment Act 1999	146, 1999	11 Nov 1999	Schedule 1 (items 822, 823): 5 Dec 1999 (see Gazette 1999, No. S584) (zzs)	—
Further 1998 Budget Measures Legislation Amendment (Social Security) Act 1999	152, 1999	11 Nov 1999	Schedule 1: 1 Apr 2000 (zzt) Schedule 2 (items 2, 8–52): 20 Mar 2000 (zzt) Schedule 6 (items 12, 13): (zzt) Schedule 9: 1 Mar 2000 (zzt) Schedule 5: 1 Feb 2000 (see Gazette 1999, No. S597) (zzt) Remainder: Royal Assent (zzt)	Sch. 2 (item 55), Sch. 4 (item 20) and Sch. 11 (items 5, 6) [see Table A]
as amended by
Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements Legislation Amendment (Miscellaneous Matters) Act 2000	94, 2000	30 June 2000	Schedule 10: (zzta)	—
Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (1999 Budget and Other Measures) Act 1999	172, 1999	10 Dec 1999	Schedule 1 (items 1, 3–7): (zzu) Schedule 1 (item 2): Royal Assent	S. 2(3)(b) (am. by 147, 2002, Sch. 3 (item 3); 30, 2003, Sch. 3 (item 2))
as amended by
Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (Special Benefit Activity Test) Act 2002	147, 2002	19 Dec 2002	Schedule 3 (item 3): 10 Dec 1999	—
Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment Act 2003	30, 2003	15 Apr 2003	Schedule 3 (item 2): (see 30, 2003 below)	—
A New Tax System (Tax Administration) Act 1999	179, 1999	22 Dec 1999	Schedule 5 (items 65, 66) and Schedule 11 (items 109, 110): 1 July 2000 (zzv)	—
Social Security (Administration and International Agreements) (Consequential Amendments) Act 1999	192, 1999	23 Dec 1999	Schedules 1 and 2: 20 Mar 2000 (zzw)	—
as amended by
Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment Act 2000	70, 2000	27 June 2000	Schedule 4 (items 4–7): 20 Mar 2000 (zzwa)	Sch. 4 (item 7) [see Table A]
Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements Legislation Amendment (Miscellaneous Matters) Act 2000	94, 2000	30 June 2000	Schedule 7: (zzwb)	—
Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment Act 2003	30, 2003	15 Apr 2003	Schedule 3 (items 3–7): (see 30, 2003 below)	Sch. 3 (item 7) [see Table A]
Dairy Industry Adjustment Act 2000	22, 2000	3 Apr 2000	3 Apr 2000	—
A New Tax System (Tax Administration) Act (No. 1) 2000	44, 2000	3 May 2000	Schedule 3 (items 46, 47): (zzx)	—
A New Tax System (Family Assistance and Related Measures) Act 2000	45, 2000	3 May 2000	Schedule 3 (items 1–15): (zzy)	Sch. 5 and 6 [see Note 1]
Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment Act 2000	70, 2000	27 June 2000	Schedule 1 (items 1, 2), Schedule 3 (items 1–17, 19–54) and Schedule 5: Royal Assent (zzz) Schedule 1 (items 3–5): 1 July 1998 (zzz) Schedule 1 (items 6, 7): 1 July 2000 (zzz) Schedule 3 (item 18): 1 Mar 2000 (zzz)	Sch. 1 (items 5, 7) [see Table A]
Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements Legislation Amendment (Miscellaneous Matters) Act 2000	94, 2000	30 June 2000	Schedule 1 (items 1–122, 124–126, 131–165): 20 Sept 2000 (zzza) Schedule 1 (item 123): 1 Aug 2000 (zzza) Schedule 1 (items 127–130): (zzza)	—
as amended by
Statute Law Revision Act 2005	100, 2005	6 July 2005	Schedule 2 (item 24): (zzzaa)	—
Youth Allowance Consolidation Act 2000	106, 2000	6 July 2000	Schedule 1, Schedule 2 (items 1–7), Schedule 3, Schedule 4 (items 1A, 1B, 1–8, 9A, 10A, 11–15, 16A, 17, 18, 19A, 20, 21, 23–29): Royal Assent (zzzb) Schedule 2 (items 8–11), Schedule 4 (item 87): 1 July 1999 (zzzb) Schedule 4 (items 30–81): 1 July 1998 (zzzb) Schedule 4 (item 82): 20 Sept 1998 (zzzb) Schedule 4 (items 83–86): 1 Jan 1999 (zzzb) Schedule 4 (items 88, 89): 1 Jan 2000 (zzzb)	—
as amended by
Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment Act 2003	30, 2003	15 Apr 2003	Schedule 3 (items 15, 16): (see 30, 2003 below)	—
Retirement Assistance for Farmers Scheme Extension Act 2000	118, 2000	7 Sept 2000	7 Sept 2000	—
Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements Legislation Amendment (Private Trusts and Private Companies—Integrity of Means Testing) Act 2000	132, 2000	13 Nov 2000	13 Nov 2000	Sch. 1 (item 26) [see Table A]
as amended by
Statute Law Revision Act 2005	100, 2005	6 July 2005	Schedule 2 (item 25): (zzzba)	—
Family and Community Services (2000 Budget and Related Measures) Act 2000	138, 2000	24 Nov 2000	Schedule 1 (items 1–19, 22) and Schedule 3: 1 Jan 2001 (zzzc) Schedule 1 (items 20, 21): Royal Assent (zzzc)	—
Farm Household Support Amendment Act 2000	144, 2000	7 Dec 2000	Ss. 1 and 2: Royal Assent Remainder: 18 Dec 2000 (see Gazette 2000, No. S634)	Sch. 3 (items 7(4), 7A, 8) [see Table A]
Defence Legislation Amendment (Enhancement of the Reserves and Modernisation) Act 2001	10, 2001	22 Mar 2001	Schedule 2 (items 78–84, 94, 95): 19 Apr 2001 (zzzd)	Sch. 2 (items 94, 95) [see Table A]
Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (New Zealand Citizens) Act 2001	18, 2001	30 Mar 2001	Schedule 1 (items 1–19): Royal Assent (zzze) Schedule 1 (items 20–33): (zzze)	—
Family and Community Services and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Further Assistance for Older Australians) Act 2001	42, 2001	25 May 2001	Schedule 2: 1 Sept 2001 Remainder: 1 July 2001	—
Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (One‑off Payment to the Aged) Act 2001	43, 2001	25 May 2001	25 May 2001	—
Family and Community Services and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Debt Recovery) Act 2001	47, 2001	12 June 2001	Schedule 1 (items 3–27, 29, 32, 33), Schedule 3 (items 1–15) and Schedule 4 (items 1–8A): 1 July 2001 Remainder: Royal Assent	Sch. 1 (item 34) [see Table A]
Corporations (Repeals, Consequentials and Transitionals) Act 2001	55, 2001	28 June 2001	Ss. 4–14 and Schedule 3 (items 482–490): 1 July 2001 (see Gazette 2001, No. S285) (zzzf)	Ss. 4–14 [see Note 1]
Family and Community Services Legislation (Simplification and Other Measures) Act 2001	71, 2001	30 June 2001	Schedule 1 (items 1–14, 16–29) and Schedule 2 (items 2–23): 20 Sept 2001 (zzzg) Schedule 1 (item 15): 1 July 2000 (zzzg)	Sch. 2 (item 23) [see Table A]
New Business Tax System (Capital Allowances—Transitional and Consequential) Act 2001	77, 2001	30 June 2001	Schedule 2 (items 480–483, 488(1)): Royal Assent (zzzh)	Sch. 2 (item 488(1)) (am. by 119, 2002, Sch. 3 [item 97]) [see Table A]
as amended by
Taxation Laws Amendment Act (No. 5) 2002	119, 2002	2 Dec 2002	Schedule 3 (item 97): (zzzha)	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment (Concession Cards) Act 2001	80, 2001	30 June 2001	1 July 2001	S. 3(1) and Sch. 1 (item 25) [see Table A]
as amended by
Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment Act 2003	30, 2003	15 Apr 2003	Schedule 3 (item 8): (see 30, 2003 below)	—
Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (Application of Criminal Code) Act 2001	137, 2001	1 Oct 2001	2 Oct 2001	S. 4 [see Table A]
Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements Legislation Amendment (Retirement Assistance for Farmers) Act 2001	151, 2001	1 Oct 2001	1 Oct 2001	—
Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements Legislation Amendment (Disposal of Assets—Integrity of Means Testing) Act 2002	54, 2002	29 June 2002	1 July 2002	—
Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act (No. 1) 2002	73, 2002	6 Sept 2002	Schedule 1: Royal Assent	—
as amended by
Statute Law Revision Act 2005	100, 2005	6 July 2005	Schedule 2 (item 32): (zzzhb)	—
Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (Budget Initiatives and Other Measures) Act 2002	95, 2002	10 Nov 2002	Schedule 3: Royal Assent	—
Family Law Legislation Amendment (Superannuation) (Consequential Provisions) Act 2002	121, 2002	2 Dec 2002	Schedules 1–4: (zzzi) Remainder: Royal Assent	—
Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (Special Benefit Activity Test) Act 2002	147, 2002	19 Dec 2002	Schedule 1: 1 Jan 2003 Schedule 2: (zzzj) Schedule 3 (item 1): 8 July 1999 Schedule 3 (item 2): 6 July 2000 Schedule 3 (item 3): 10 Dec 1999 Remainder: Royal Assent	S. 2(1) (am. by 122, 2003, Sch. 7 (item 3))
as amended by
Family and Community Services and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (2003 Budget and Other Measures) Act 2003	122, 2003	5 Dec 2003	Schedule 7 (item 3): (zzzl)	—
Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment Act 2003	30, 2003	15 Apr 2003	Schedule 1 (items 1–76), Schedule 3 (items 5, 7) and Schedule 4 (items 1–22, 24–99, 101–116): Royal Assent Schedule 1 (item 113): (zzzk) Schedule 1 (items 114–116) and Schedule 4 (item 23): 1 July 2000 Schedule 2 (item 88): (zzzk) Schedule 2 (item 89) and Schedule 3 (item 2): (zzzk) Schedule 3 (items 3, 4, 6): (zzzk) Schedule 3 (item 8): (zzzk) Schedule 3 (item 15): (zzzk) Schedule 3 (item 16): (zzzk) Schedule 4 (item 100): (zzzk)	—
Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (Australians Working Together and other 2001 Budget Measures) Act 2003	35, 2003	24 Apr 2003	Schedules 1, 1A, 2 and 4–6: 20 Sept 2003 Schedule 3: 22 May 2003 Remainder: Royal Assent	S. 4 (rep. by 154, 2005, Sch. 23 (item 6))
as amended by
Family and Community Services and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (2003 Budget and Other Measures) Act 2003	122, 2003	5 Dec 2003	Schedule 7 (item 4): (zzzl)	—
Employment and Workplace Relations Legislation Amendment (Welfare to Work and Other Measures) Act 2005	154, 2005	14 Dec 2005	Schedule 23 (item 6): Royal Assent	—
Farm Household Support Amendment Act 2003	115, 2003	27 Nov 2003	Schedule 2 (items 2, 3): Royal Assent	Sch. 2 (item 3) [see Table A]
Family and Community Services and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (2003 Budget and Other Measures) Act 2003	122, 2003	5 Dec 2003	Schedule 1 (items 1, 2), Schedule 2 (item 22) and Schedule 7 (item 19): Royal Assent Schedule 3 (items 1, 3–14, 18), Schedule 5 and Schedule 6 (items 7–20): 1 July 2004 Schedule 7 (items 5–8, 10–18): (zzzl)	Sch. 1 (item 2), Sch. 3 (item 18), Sch. 5 (item 4) and Sch. 6 (item 20) [see Table A]
Higher Education Support (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 2003	150, 2003	19 Dec 2003	Schedule 1 (item 22A): (zzzm) Schedule 2 (items 144A, 145–151): (zzzm)	Sch. 1 (item 22A) [see Table A]
Social Security Amendment (Further Simplification) Act 2004	23, 2004	25 Mar 2004	Schedules 1 and 2 (items 1–17, 35, 36): 1 July 2004 Remainder: Royal Assent	Sch. 1 (item 32) and Sch. 2 (item 37) [see Table A]
Military Rehabilitation and Compensation (Consequential and Transitional Provisions) Act 2004	52, 2004	27 Apr 2004	Schedule 3 (items 35–104): 1 July 2004 (see s. 2(1))	—
as amended by
Statute Law Revision Act 2005	100, 2005	6 July 2005	Schedule 2 (item 22): (zzzma)	—
Family Assistance Legislation Amendment (More Help for Families—One‑off Payments) Act 2004	60, 2004	26 May 2004	26 May 2004	Sch. 3 (item 1) [see Table A]
Bankruptcy Legislation Amendment Act 2004	80, 2004	23 June 2004	Schedule 1 (items 201–204, 212, 213, 215): 1 Dec 2004 (see Gazette 2004, No. GN34)	Sch. 1 (items 212, 213, 215) [see Table A]
Veterans’ Entitlements (Clarke Review) Act 2004	100, 2004	30 June 2004	Schedule 2 (items 36–42): 20 Sept 2004	—
Family and Community Services and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Sugar Reform) Act 2004	109, 2004	13 July 2004	13 July 2004	—
Family and Community Services and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Income Streams) Act 2004	116, 2004	13 July 2004	Schedules 1 and 2: 20 Sept 2004 Remainder: Royal Assent	Sch. 1 (items 22, 23, 25) [see Table A]
Family and Community Services and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (2004 Budget Measures) Act 2004	128, 2004	31 Aug 2004	Schedule 2 (items 1–9): 1 Sept 2004 Schedule 2 (item 10): (zzzn) Remainder: Royal Assent	—
Family and Community Services and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (2004 Election Commitments) Act 2004	132, 2004	8 Dec 2004	Schedule 1 (items 3–7, 19) and Schedule 2 (items 3–9, 13, 16, 24): 1 Dec 2004 Schedule 3: 1 Apr 2005	Sch. 2 (items 13, 24) and Sch. 3 (item 2) [see Table A]
Family and Community Services and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Further 2004 Election Commitments and Other Measures) Act 2005	29, 2005	21 Mar 2005	Schedule 3 (items 1–9): Royal Assent	Sch. 3 (items 8, 9) [see Table A]
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission Amendment Act 2005	32, 2005	22 Mar 2005	Schedule 4 (items 82–84): 24 Mar 2005	—
Social Security Legislation Amendment (One‑off Payments for Carers) Act 2005	55, 2005	25 May 2005	25 May 2005	Sch. 2 (item 1) [see Table A]
Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (Family Assistance and Related Measures) Act 2005	61, 2005	26 June 2005	Schedule 4 (items 6–18, 27): 1 July 2005	Sch. 4 (item 27) [see Table A]
Social Security Amendment (Extension of Youth Allowance and Austudy Eligibility to New Apprentices) Act 2005	66, 2005	26 June 2005	Schedules 1 and 2: 1 July 2005 Schedule 3: 20 Mar 2000 (see s. 2(1)) Remainder: Royal Assent	—
Statute Law Revision Act 2005	100, 2005	6 July 2005	Schedule 1 (items 40–63): Royal Assent	—
Human Services Legislation Amendment Act 2005	111, 2005	6 Sept 2005	Schedule 2 (items 711–713): 1 Oct 2005	—
Employment and Workplace Relations Legislation Amendment (Welfare to Work and Other Measures) Act 2005	154, 2005	14 Dec 2005	Schedule 1 (items 1–26), Schedule 2 (items 1–13, 16, 17), Schedule 4 (items 1–12), Schedule 5 (items 3–14, 16–55), Schedule 6 (items 1–9), Schedule 7 (items 3–27, 29–86), Schedule 8, Schedule 10 (items 1–10, 12–54), Schedule 11, Schedule 13, Schedule 14 (items 3–6), Schedule 15, Schedule 17 (items 1–15), Schedule 18 (items 1–3), Schedule 19 (items 1–9), Schedule 20 (items 1–4) and Schedule 21: [see Note 8 and Table A] Schedule 1 (items 27–36), Schedule 2 (items 14, 15), Schedule 3, Schedule 4 (items 13, 14), Schedule 6 (items 10–12), Schedule 9, Schedule 12, Schedule 16, Schedule 17 (items 16–33), Schedule 18 (items 4–21),	Sch. 2 (item 13, 15), Sch. 3 (item 2), Sch. 4 (items 10, 12, 14), Sch. 5 (items 9, 36, 47, 48, 51, 54, 55), Sch. 6 (items 3, 4, 7–9, 12), Sch. 7 (items 24, 43, 64, 74, 75, 77, 82, 85), Sch. 9 (item 2), Sch. 10 (items 33, 44, 45, 47, 51, 52), Sch. 12 (item 7), Sch. 16 (item 8), Sch. 17 (item 33), Sch. 18 (item 21), Sch. 19 (item 27), Sch. 20 (item 35) and Sch. 21 (item 3) [see Note 1]
Employment and Workplace Relations Legislation Amendment (Welfare to Work and Other Measures) Act 2005—continued			Schedule 19 (items 10–27) and Schedule 20 (items 5–35): [see Note 8 and Table A Schedule 1 (item 37), Schedule 5 (item 15), Schedule 7 (item 28) and Schedule 10 (item 11): (zzzo) Schedule 5 (items 1, 2), Schedule 7 (items 1, 2), Schedule 14 (items 1, 2) and Schedule 23 (item 7): Royal Assent
Family Assistance, Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (2005 Budget and Other Measures) Act 2006	36, 2006	3 May 2006	Schedule 7 (items 2–8) and Schedule 8 (items 15–48): 4 May 2006 Schedule 8 (items 1–14): 1 Jan 2006	Sch. 7 (items 7, 8) and Sch. 8 (items 14, 48) [see Table A]
Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements Legislation Amendment (One‑off Payments to Increase Assistance for Older Australians and Carers and Other Measures) Act 2006	41, 2006	22 May 2006	22 May 2006	Sch. 1 (item 2), Sch. 2 (item 1), Sch. 3 (item 3) and Sch. 4 (item 1) [see Table A]
Student Assistance Legislation Amendment Act 2006	47, 2006	22 May 2006	Schedule 1 (items 1–5): Royal Assent Schedule 1 (items 6–23, 25): [see Note 9 and Table A]	Sch. 1 (item 25) [see Table A]

(a) Section 2 of the Social Security (Job Search and Newstart) Amendment Act 1991 provides as follows:

2 This Act commences immediately after the commencement of the Social Security Act 1991.

The Social Security Act 1991 came into operation on 1 July 1991.

(b) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by sections 26 and 27 only of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act 1991, section 2 of which provides as follows:

2 Each provision of this Act commences, or is taken to have commenced, as the case requires, on the day, or at the time, shown by the note in italics at the foot of the provision.

Commencement of section 27 provides as follows:

Immediately after the commencement of the Principal Act.

The Social Security Act 1991 came into operation on 1 July 1991.

2 This Act commences immediately after the Social Security Act 1991 commences.

The Social Security Act 1991 came into operation on 1 July 1991.

(d) Section 2 of the Veterans’ Entitlements (Rewrite) Transition Act 1991 provides as follows:

(1) Subject to subsection (2), this Act commences on 1 July 1991, immediately after the commencement of the Veterans Entitlements Amendment Act 1991.

(2) Section 19 commences immediately after the commencement of section 22.

Section 22 commenced on 1 July 1991.

(e) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 2 (Part 1) only of the Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act 1991, subsection 2(4) of which provides as follows:

(4) Part 1 of Schedule 2 commences or is taken to have commenced on 1 July 1991, immediately after the commencement of the Social Security (Job Search and Newstart) Amendment Act 1991 and the Social Security (Rewrite) Amendment Act 1991.

(f) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Parts 3 and 4 (sections 5–40) only of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1991, subsections 2(3) and (4) of which provide as follows:

(3) Part 3 commences immediately after the commencement of the Social Security (Rewrite) Amendment Act 1991.

(4) Part 4 commences immediately after Part 3.

The Social Security (Rewrite) Amendment Act 1991 came into operation on 1 July 1991, immediately after the commencement of the Social Security (Rewrite) Transition Act 1991 and the Social Security (Job Search and Newstart) Amendment Act 1991.

(g) Section 2 of the Social Security (Rewrite) Amendment Act 1991 provides as follows:

2 This Act commences immediately after the Social Security (Rewrite) Transition Act 1991 and the Social Security (Job Search and Newstart) Amendment Act 1991 commence.

The Social Security (Rewrite) Transition Act 1991 and the Social Security (Job Search and Newstart) Amendment Act 1991 came into operation on 1 July 1991, immediately after the commencement of the Social Security Act 1991.

(h) Subsection 2(4) of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 3) 1991 provides as follows:

(4) Part 4 of the Schedule commences on 12 November 1991, immediately after the commencement of section 25 of the Social Security (Disability and Sickness Support) Amendment Act 1991.

(i) Subsections 2(9), (10) and (12) of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 4) 1991 provide as follows:

(9) Part 3 of Schedule 1 commences on a day to be fixed by Proclamation, being a day not earlier than the day on which the Agreement on Social Security between the Government of Australia and the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland dated 1 October 1990 comes into force for Australia, and not later than 3 months after that day.

(10) Part 4 of Schedule 1 commences, or is taken to have commenced, immediately after the commencement of section 57 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 3) 1991.

(12) Part 4 of Schedule 2 commences, or is taken to have commenced, immediately after the commencement of Part 3 of the Schedule to the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 3) 1991.

In pursuance of subsection 2(9), the amendments made by Part 3 of Schedule 1 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 4) 1991 are taken to have been repealed on
29 June 1992 before a date was fixed for their commencement.

In pursuance of subsection 2(10), section 57 came into operation on 1 January 1992.

In pursuance of subsection 2(12), Part 3 of the Schedule came into operation on 1 January 1992.

(j) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by section 21 (Schedule) only of the Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1991, section 2 of which provides as follows:

2 Each provision of this Act commences, or is taken to have commenced, as the case requires, on the day, or at the time, shown by the note in italics at the foot of the provision.

(k) Subsection 2(2) of the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act 1992 provides as follows:

(2) Section 7 is taken to have commenced on 20 March 1992, immediately after the commencement of Division 5 of Part 2 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 3) 1991 and Division 2 of Part 2 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 4) 1991.

(l) Subsections 2(2), (5), (8), (10) and (12) of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act 1992 provide as follows:

(2) Sections 69 to 75 commence on the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent, immediately after the commencement of Part 1 of Schedule 1.

(5) Part 3 of Schedule 2 is taken to have commenced on 1 July 1991, immediately after the commencement of Part 1 of Schedule 2 of the Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act 1991.

(8) Part 4 of Schedule 1 is taken to have commenced on 12 November 1991, immediately after the commencement of Part 3 of the Social Security (Disability and Sickness Support) Amendment Act 1991.

(10) Sections 100 and 102 and Part 5 of Schedule 1 are taken to have commenced on 13 December 1991, immediately after the commencement of Division 6 of Part 2 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 4) 1991.

(12) Part 7 of Schedule 1 is taken to have commenced on 12 March 1992, immediately after the commencement of Division 4 of Part 2 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 4) 1991.

(la) Section 151 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992 provides as follows:

New commencements

151 The following provisions are taken to have commenced on 12 November 1991, immediately after the commencement of the Social Security (Disability and Sickness Support) Amendment Act 1991:

(a) sections 83 and 91 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act 1992;

(b) the amendments of subsections 146D(5) and 146F(2) and
sub‑subparagraph 146Q(1)(b)(ii)(B) of the Principal Act in Part 2 of the Schedule to the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act 1992;

(m) Section 2 of the Social Security Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992 provides as follows:

2 This Act commences on 1 January 1993, immediately after the commencement of the Social Security (Family Payment) Amendment Act 1992.

(n) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 2 (Part 2) only of the Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992, subsection 2(2) of which provides as follows:

(2) Part 2 of Schedule 2 is taken to have commenced on 1 July 1991.

(o) Subsections 2(2)–(10), (12), (16), (17) and (19)–(21) of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992 provide as follows:

(2) Part 2 of Schedule 4 is taken to have commenced on 25 June 1991, immediately after the Social Security (Job Search and Newstart) Amendment Act 1991 received the Royal Assent.

(3) Part 3 of Schedule 4 is taken to have commenced on 27 June 1991, immediately after the Social Security (Rewrite) Amendment Act 1991 received the Royal Assent.

(4) Parts 2 and 5 of Schedule 3 are taken to have commenced on 1 July 1991, immediately after the commencement of the Social Security Act 1991.

(5) Part 4 of Schedule 3 is taken to have commenced on 1 July 1991, immediately after the commencement of the Social Security (Rewrite) Amendment Act 1991.

(6) Part 3 of Schedule 3 is taken to have commenced on 1 July 1991, immediately after the commencement of the Social Security (Job Search and Newstart) Amendment Act 1991.

(7) Part 4 of Schedule 4 is taken to have commenced on 9 October 1991, immediately after the Social Security (Disability and Sickness Support) Amendment Act 1991 received the Royal Assent.

(8) Part 6 of Schedule 3 and Part 5 of Schedule 4 are taken to have commenced on 12 November 1991, immediately after the commencement of Part 2 of the Social Security (Disability and Sickness Support) Amendment Act 1991.

(9) Part 6 of Schedule 4 is taken to have commenced on 12 November 1991, immediately after the commencement of Part 5 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 3) 1991.

(10) Part 7 of Schedule 3 is taken to have commenced on 13 December 1991 immediately after the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 4) 1991 received the Royal Assent.

(12) Part 8 of Schedule 3 is taken to have commenced on 1 January 1992, immediately after the commencement of section 48 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 4) 1991.

(16) Part 1 of Schedule 2 is taken to have commenced on 26 June 1992, immediately after the Social Security (Family Payment) Amendment Act 1992 received the Royal Assent.

(17) Part 12 of Schedule 3 is taken to have commenced on 30 June 1992, immediately after the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act 1992 received the Royal Assent.

(19) Part 13 of Schedule 3 and Part 8 of Schedule 4 are taken to have commenced on 1 July 1992, immediately after the commencement of sections 76, 82, 87 and 93 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 3) 1991.

(20) Part 14 of Schedule 3 and Part 9 of Schedule 4 are taken to have commenced on 2 November 1992, immediately after the commencement of the Social Security Amendment Act 1992.

(21) The following provisions commence, or are taken to have commenced, on 1 January 1993, immediately after the commencement of the Social Security (Family Payment) Amendment Act 1992:

(a) Division 3 of Part 2 (except paragraphs 34(b) and (c) and 36(b) and (c));

(b) Divisions 5, 7, 9 (except sections 60 to 70), 10, 11, 14, 20 and 22 of Part 2;

(d) Parts 2 and 3 of Schedule 2;

(e) Schedule 5;

(f) Schedule 6.

(p) Subsections 2(2), (4) and (5) of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 3) 1992 provide as follows:

(2) Part 1 of Schedule 1 is taken to have commenced on 26 June 1992, immediately after the Social Security (Family Payment) Amendment Act 1992 received the Royal Assent.

(4) The following provisions commence, or are taken to have commenced, on 1 January 1993, immediately after the commencement of the Social Security (Family Payment) Amendment Act 1992:

(a) Division 14 of Part 2;

(b) sections 39 and 40;

(d) Parts 2 and 3 of Schedule 1;

(e) Part 1 of Schedule 3.

(5) Division 23 of Part 2 commences, or is taken to have commenced, on 1 January 1993, immediately after the commencement of Part 2 of Schedule 2 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992.

(q) Subsections 2(2), (3), (5)–(8), (10)–(14), (16) and (23) of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act 1993 provide as follows:

(2) Section 16 commences immediately after section 70.

Section 70 commenced on 20 September 1993.

(3) Section 17 commences immediately after section 71.

Section 71 commenced on 20 September 1993.

(5) Division 9 of Part 2 and Part 3 of Schedule 3 are taken to have commenced on 12 November 1991, immediately after the commencement of Part 2 of Schedule 2 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 4) 1991.

(6) Part 4 of Schedule 3 is taken to have commenced on 12 November 1991, immediately after the commencement of Part 6 of Schedule 3 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992.

(7) Part 5 of Schedule 3 and item 1 of Schedule 4 are taken to have commenced on 24 December 1992, immediately after the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992 received the Royal Assent.

(8) Items 2 and 3 of Schedule 4 are taken to have commenced on 24 December 1992, immediately after the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 3) 1992 received the Royal Assent.

(10) Sections 59 and 61, Division 6 of Part 2 and Part 7 of Schedule 3 are taken to have commenced on 1 January 1993, immediately after the commencement of the Social Security (Family Payment) Amendment Act 1992.

(11) Division 8 of Part 2 (except sections 34 and 35) is taken to have commenced on 1 January 1993, immediately after the commencement of Part 1 of Schedule 4 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 3) 1992.

(12) Part 8 of Schedule 3 is taken to have commenced on 1 January 1993, immediately after the commencement of section 59 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1992.

(13) Division 7 of Part 2 is taken to have commenced on 1 January 1993, immediately after the commencement of Division 13 of Part 2 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 3) 1992.

(14) Part 9 of Schedule 3 is taken to have commenced on 1 January 1993, immediately after the commencement of Division 23 of Part 2 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 3) 1992.

(16) Part 11 of Schedule 3 is taken to have commenced on 20 March 1993, immediately after the commencement of Division 8 of Part 2 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 3) 1992.

(23) Division 1 of Part 4 commences immediately after Division 18 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 3) 1992.

Division 18 commenced on 20 September 1993.

(r) The Social Security Legislation Amendment Act 1993 was amended by Schedule 3 (item 54) only of the Statute Law Revision Act 1996, subsection 2(3) of which provides as follows:

(3) Each item in Schedule 3 is taken to have commenced when the Act containing the provision amended by the item received the Royal Assent.

(s) Subsection 2(4) of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1993 provides as follows:

(4) Part 4 commences on 1 January 1994, immediately after Part 2.

(t) Subsections 2(2) and (3) of the Social Security Amendment Act (No. 2) 1993 provide as follows:

(2) Part 3 and the Schedule commence on 1 January 1994, immediately after the commencement of Part 4 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1993.

(3) Part 4 commences on 1 January 1994, immediately after Part 3.

(u) Subsections 2(4), (7), (9) and (11)–(14) of the Social Security (Budget and Other Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1993 provide as follows:

(4) The amendments made by Division 12 of Part 2 and Schedule 7 are taken to have commenced on 19 September 1993, immediately after the commencement of section 18 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act 1993.

(7) Subdivision B of Division 7 of Part 2 commences, or is taken to have commenced, on 1 January 1994, immediately after the commencement of Subdivision A of Division 7 of Part 2.

(9) Section 82 commences, or is taken to have commenced, on 20 March 1994 immediately after the commencement of section 23.

(11) Sections 83, 84 and 86 and Part 2 of Schedule 8 are taken to have commenced on 1 July 1991, immediately after the commencement of the Social Security (Job Search and Newstart) Amendment Act 1991.

(12) Part 1 of Schedule 8 is taken to have commenced on 12 November 1991, immediately after the commencement of the Social Security (Disability and Sickness Support) Amendment Act 1991.

(13) Part 3 of Schedule 8 is taken to have commenced on 1 January 1993, immediately after the commencement of the Social Security (Family Payment) Amendment Act 1992.

(14) Part 4 of Schedule 8 commences on 1 July 1994, immediately after the commencement of Part 3 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1993.

(v) The Social Security (Home Child Care and Partner Allowances) Legislation Amendment Act 1994 was amended by Schedule 3 (items 48–52) only of the Statute Law Revision Act 1996, subsection 2(3) of which provides as follows:

(3) Each item in Schedule 3 is taken to have commenced when the Act containing the provision amended by the item received the Royal Assent.

(w) Subsections 2(9) and (10) of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act 1994 provide as follows:

(9) Part 8 of Schedule 4 commences on 1 July 1994, immediately after the commencement of Part 3 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1993.

(10) Part 12 commences or is taken to have commenced, on 20 March 1994, immediately after the commencement of Division 2 of Part 2 of the Social Security (Budget and Other Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1993.

(x) The Social Security Legislation Amendment Act 1994 was amended by Schedule 3 (items 55 and 56) only of the Statute Law Revision Act 1996, subsection 2(3) of which provides as follows:

(3) Each item in Schedule 3 is taken to have commenced when the Act containing the provision amended by the item received the Royal Assent.

(y) Subsection 2(2) of the Commonwealth Reciprocal Recovery Legislation Amendment Act 1994 provides as follows:

(2) Part 2, paragraph 7(b) and Part 4 commence on 1 July 1994, immediately after the commencement of section 8 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act 1994.

(z) Subsection 2(3) of the Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act 1994 provides as follows:

(3) Part 2 commences, or is taken to have commenced, on 1 July 1994, immediately after the commencement of Part 3 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1993.

(za) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Part 4 (ss. 69–74) only of the Veterans’ Affairs (1994‑95 Budget Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1994, subsection 2(6) of which provides as follows:

(6) Part 4 commences on 30 March 1995.

(zb) Subsections 2(2), (6) and (7) of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1994 provide as follows:

(2) Division 3 of Part 2 is taken to have commenced on 20 September 1993, immediately after the commencement of Division 18 of Part 2 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 3) 1992.

(6) Subsections 40(2) and 46(1), paragraph 57(a) and Part 5 commence on 20 September 1994, immediately after the commencement of Part 3 of the Social Security (Home Child Care and Partner Allowances) Legislation Amendment Act 1994.

(7) Subsection 40(3) and Division 10 of Part 2 (other than subsection 46(1)) commence on 29 September 1994, immediately after the commencement of Part 2 of the Social Security (Home Child Care and Partner Allowances) Legislation Amendment Act 1994.

(zc) The Social Security (1994 Budget and White Paper) Amendment Act 1994 was amended by Schedule 3 (items 57–63) only of the Statute Law Revision Act 1996, subsection 2(3) of which provides as follows:

(3) Each item in Schedule 3 is taken to have commenced when the Act containing the provision amended by the item received the Royal Assent.

(zd) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Part 4 (section 60) only of the Veterans’ Affairs (1994‑95 Budget Measures) Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1994, subsection 2(1) of which provides as follows:

(1) Part 1, Divisions 1 and 11 of Part 2 and Parts 3 and 4 commence on the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent.

(ze) Subsection 2(6) of the Social Security (Parenting Allowance and Other Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1994 provides as follows:

(6) Paragraph 7(a), section 11 and Part 1 of Schedule 5 commence on 1 January 1995, immediately after the commencement of section 4 of the Social Security (1994 Budget and White Paper) Amendment Act 1994.

(zf) The Social Security (Parenting Allowance and Other Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1994 was amended by Schedule 3 (items 64–67) only of the Statute Law Revision Act 1996, subsection 2(3) of which provides as follows:

(3) Each item in Schedule 3 is taken to have commenced when the Act containing the provision amended by the item received the Royal Assent.

(zg) Section 2 of the Student Assistance (Youth Training Allowance—Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 1994 provides as follows:

2 This Act commences on 1 January 1995 immediately after the commencement of the Student Assistance (Youth Training Allowance) Amendment Act 1994.

(zh) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by the Child Support Legislation Amendment Act 1995, subsection 2(1) of which provides as follows:

(1) This Act (other than section 22) commences on the day on which it receives the Royal Assent.

(zi) Subsections 2(2), (5), (6), (8), (9) and (12)–(15) of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 1) 1995 provide as follows:

(2) Items 1 to 4 and item 7 of Schedule 3 are taken to have commenced on 1 January 1995, immediately after the commencement of section 4 of, and Schedule 2 to, the Social Security (1994 Budget and White Paper) Amendment Act 1994.

(5) If this Act does not receive the Royal Assent before 1 July 1995, Parts 1, 2 and 5 of Schedule 16 are taken to have commenced immediately before 1 July 1995.

(6) Part 3 of Schedule 16 commences on 1 July 1995, immediately after the commencement of Schedules 1 and 2 to the Social Security (Parenting Allowance and Other Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1994.

(8) Part 1 of Schedule 19 is taken to have commenced on 2 November 1992, immediately after the commencement of the Social Security Amendment Act 1992.

(9) Part 2 of Schedule 19 is taken to have commenced on 25 March 1993, immediately after the commencement of Divisions 16 and 17 of Part 2 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 3) 1992.

(12) Part 5 of Schedule 19 is taken to have commenced on 1 January 1994, immediately after the commencement of Schedule 6 to the Social Security (Budget and Other Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1993.

(13) Part 6 of Schedule 19 is taken to have commenced on 1 January 1995, immediately after the commencement of the Student Assistance (Youth Training Allowance—Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 1994.

(14) Part 1 of Schedule 20 is taken to have commenced immediately before the commencement of Schedule 3 to the Social Security (Budget and Other Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1993.

Schedule 3 commenced on 20 March 1994.

(15) If this Act does not receive the Royal Assent before 1 July 1995, Part 2 of Schedule 20 is taken to have commenced immediately before 1 July 1995.

(zj) Subsection 2(5) of the Social Security (Non‑Budget Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1995 provides as follows:

(5) Division 5 of Part 2 is taken to have commenced on 20 September 1994, immediately after Part 3 of the Social Security (Home Child Care and Partner Allowances) Legislation Amendment Act 1994.

(zk) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by the Veterans’ Affairs (1995‑96 Budget Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1995, subsection 2(3) of which provides as follows:

(3) Subject to subsection (4), Schedules 2, 3, 4 and 5, items 1 and 2 of Schedule 6, and Schedule 8 commence, or are taken to have commenced, on 1 October 1995.

(zl) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by the Family Law Reform (Consequential Amendments) Act 1995, subsection 2(2) of which provides as follows:

(2) The amendments made by Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9 and 10 of Schedule 1 commence on the commencement of section 31 of the Family Law Reform Act 1995.

(zm) Subsections 2(4)–(6), (11), (13) and (15) of the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Carer Pension and Other Measures) Act 1995 provide as follows:

(4) Schedule 3 commences on 1 January 1996, immediately after the commencement of Schedule 2 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Family Measures) Act 1995.

(5) Schedule 4 (except item 3) and Part 1 of Schedule 5 commence immediately before 20 March 1996.

(6) Item 3 of Schedule 4 is taken to have commenced on 1 January 1995, immediately after the commencement of the Student Assistance (Youth Training Allowance—Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 1994.

(11) Item 3 of Schedule 10 is taken to have commenced on 1 January 1992, immediately after the commencement of section 37 of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 3) 1991.

(13) Schedule 12 commences on 1 July 1996, immediately after the commencement of Schedule 6 to the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act 1995.

(15) Schedule 14 is taken to have commenced on 1 July 1995, immediately after the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Social Security (Parenting Allowance and Other Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1994.

(zn) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 14 only of the Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (1995‑96 Budget Measures) Act (No. 2) 1995, subsection 2(7)(d) of which provides as follows:

(7) The following provisions commence, or are taken to have commenced, on 19 March 1996:

(d) Schedule 14.

(zo) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act 1995, subsections 2(1), (2), (3)(a), (4)(a), (b), (5)(a) and (8) of which provide as follows:

(1) Subject to this section, this Act commences on the day on which it receives the Royal Assent.

(2) Part 1 of Schedule 8 is taken to have commenced on 1 January 1995.

(3) The following provisions commence, or are taken to have commenced, on 20 March 1996:

(a) Schedules 2 and 3.

(4) The following provisions commence, or are taken to have commenced, on 1 July 1996:

(a) Part 2 of Schedule 1;

(b) Schedule 6 and Part 1 of Schedule 9.

(5) The following provisions commence, or are taken to have commenced, on 20 September 1996:

(a) Schedules 4 and 5;

(8) If Schedule 7 or Schedule 17 does not commence under subsection (7) within 6 months after the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent, that Schedule commences on the first day after the end of that period.

(zoa) Subsection 2(1) (item 41) of the Statute Law Revision Act 2005 provides as follows:

(1) Each provision of this Act specified in column 1 of the table commences, or is taken to have commenced, in accordance with column 2 of the table. Any other statement in column 2 has effect according to its terms.

Commencement information
Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
41. Schedule 2, item 23	Immediately after the time specified in the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act 1995 for the commencement of item 114 of Schedule 5 to that Act.	20 September 1996

(zp) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 2 (items 99–102) only of the Statute Law Revision Act 1996, subsection 2(2) of which provides as follows:

(2) Each item in Schedule 2 commences or is taken to have commenced (as the case requires) at the time specified in the note at the end of the item.

Item 99 is taken to have commenced immediately after the commencement of item 2 of Schedule 6 to the Social Security (Parenting Allowance and Other Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1994.

Item 2 of Schedule 6 commenced on 1 July 1995.

Item 100 is taken to have commenced immediately after the commencement of paragraph (a) of item 101 of Schedule 2 to the Social Security (Home Child Care and Partner Allowances) Legislation Amendment Act 1994.

Item 101(a) of Schedule 2 commenced on 20 September 1994.

Item 101 is taken to have commenced immediately after the commencement of item 26 of Schedule 4 to the Social Security (Parenting Allowance and Other Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1994.

Item 26 of Schedule 4 commenced on 1 January 1995.

Item 102 is taken to have commenced immediately after the commencement of item 1 of Schedule 5 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act 1993.

Item 1 of Schedule 5 commenced on 20 September 1993.

(zq) Subsections 2(2) and (3) of the Social Security Legislation Amendment Act (No. 1) 1996 provide as follows:

(2) Item 1 of Schedule 3 is taken to have commenced on 1 January 1996, immediately after the commencement of Schedule 2 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Family Measures) Act 1995.

(3) Schedule 4 is taken to have commenced on 1 January 1993, immediately after the commencement of the Social Security (Family Payment) Amendment Act 1992.

(zr) Subsection 2(4) of the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Further Budget and Other Measures) Act 1996 provides as follows:

(4) Schedule 4 commences on 20 September 1997, immediately after the commencement of Part 3 of Schedule 21 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1996.

(zra) Subsection 2(1) (item 45) of the Statute Law Revision Act 2005 provides as follows:

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
45. Schedule 2, item 27	Immediately after the time specified in the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Further Budget and Other Measures) Act 1996 for the commencement of section 2 of that Act.	23 December 1996

(zs) Subsection 2(8) of the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1996 provides as follows:

(8) Schedule 20 is taken to have commenced on 1 July 1996, immediately after the commencement of Schedule 12 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Carer Pension and Other Measures) Act 1995.

(zsa) Subsection 2(1) (item 44) of the Statute Law Revision Act 2005 provides as follows:

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
44. Schedule 2, item 26	Immediately after the time specified in the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1996 for the commencement of item 27 of Schedule 5 to that Act.	20 March 1997

(zt) Subsections 2(3) and (4) of the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Newly Arrived Resident’s Waiting Periods and Other Measures) Act 1997 provide as follows:

(3) Schedule 4 is taken to have commenced on 20 September 1996, immediately after Schedule 5 to the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act 1995.

(4) Items 6, 7 and 8 of Schedule 5 are taken to have commenced on 1 July 1995, immediately after the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Social Security (Parenting Allowance and Other Measures) Legislation Amendment Act 1994.

(zu) The Income Tax (Consequential Amendments) Act 1997 was amended by Schedule 12 (item 30) of the Tax Law Improvement Act 1997, subsection 2(4) of which provides as follows:

(4) If a note specifies the commencement of an item in Schedule 12, the item commences as specified in the note.

Item 30 commenced immediately before 1 July 1997.

(zv) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 2 only of the Hearing Services and AGHS Reform Act 1997 subsection 2(1) of which provides as follows:

(1) Subject to this section, this Act commences on the day on which it receives the Royal Assent.

(zw) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 9 only of the Primary Industries and Energy Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1997, subsection 2(3) of which provides as follows:

(3) Schedules 3 and 9 commence, or are taken to have commenced, on 1 October 1997, immediately after the commencement of Schedule 18 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Budget and other Measures) Act 1996.

(zwa) The Aged Care Income Testing Act 1997 was repealed by Schedule 5 (item 2) of the Aged Care (Consequential Provisions) Act 1997, subsection 2(1) of which provides as follows:

(1) Subject to this section, this Act commences immediately after the commencement of the Aged Care Act 1997 (other than Division 1 of that Act).

The Aged Care Act 1997 (other than Division 1) commenced on 1 October 1997.

(zx) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 1 (items 1–42), Schedule 2 (items 1 and 2) and Schedule 3 (item 1) only of the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Activity Test Penalty Periods) Act 1997, subsections (2), (4) and (5) of which provide as follows:

(2) Subject to subsection (3), Schedule 1 commences on a day to be fixed by Proclamation.

(4) Schedule 2 commences, or is taken to have commenced, on 20 October 1997.

(5) Items 1 and 2 of Schedule 3 are taken to have commenced on 20 March 1997, immediately after the commencement of Parts 3 and 4 of Schedule 5 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1996.

(zy) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 3 only of the Aged Care (Consequential Provisions) Act 1997, subsections 2(1)–(3) of which provide as follows:

(1) Subject to this section, this Act commences immediately after the commencement of the Aged Care Act 1997 (other than Division 1 of that Act).

The Aged Care Act 1997 (other than Division 1) commenced on 1 October 1997.

(2) Items 58 and 59 of Part 2 of Schedule 3 commence immediately after the commencement of Part 1 of that Schedule.

Part 1 commenced immediately after 1 October 1997.

(3) Item 68 of Part 2 of Schedule 3 commences immediately after the commencement of Part 3 of that Schedule.

Part 3 commenced immediately after 1 October 1997.

(zya) Subsection 2(1) (item 25) of the Statute Law Revision Act 2005 provides as follows:

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
25. Schedule 2, items 1 and 2	Immediately after the time specified in the Aged Care (Consequential Provisions) Act 1997 for the commencement of item 42 of Schedule 3 to that Act.	1 October 1997

(zz) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 3 (items 73 and 74), Schedule 6 (items 139 and 140) and Schedule 12 (item 33) only of the Tax Law Improvement Act 1997, subsections 2(2), (3) and (5) of which provide as follows:

(2) Schedule 1 commences on 1 July 1997 immediately after the commencement of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.

(3) Each of the other Schedules (except Schedule 12) commences immediately after the commencement of the immediately preceding Schedule.

(5) If there is no note specifying the commencement of an item in Schedule 12, the item commences on 1 July 1997 immediately after the commencement of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.

(zza) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 6 of the Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Budget and Compensation Measures) Act 1997, subsection 2(1) of which provides as follows:

(1) Subject to the following subsections, this Act commences on the day on which it receives the Royal Assent.

(zzb) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 1 (items 22–43) only of the Child Care Payments (Consequential Amendments and Transitional Provisions) Act 1997, subsections 2(2) and (5) of which provide as follows:

(2) Subject to subsections (3) to (5), Schedule 1 commences on the day that is the payment commencement day for the purposes of the Child Care Payments Act 1997.

The Child Care Payments (Consequential Amendments and Transitional Provisions) Act 1997 was repealed by Schedule 2 (item 2) of the A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Consequential and Related Measures) Act (No. 1) 1999 before the amendments made by Schedule 1 (items 22–40, 42 and 43) commenced.

(5) Items 11, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 and 41 of Schedule 1 commence on the commencement of the Child Care Payments Act 1997.

(zzba) The Child Care Payments (Consequential Amendments and Transitional Provisions) Act 1997 was amended by Schedule 2 (item 2) only of the A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Consequential and Related Measures) Act (No. 1) 1999, subsection 2(3) of which provides as follows:

(3) Items 1, 2, 4 and 5 of Schedule 2 commence immediately before the day that is the payment commencement day for the purposes of the Child Care Payments Act 1997.

The payment commencement day was 19 June 2000.

(zzc) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 1 (Part 1), Schedules 2, 3 and Schedule 4 (Parts 1 and 2) only of the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Parenting and Other Measures) Act 1997, subsections 2(2)–(5) of which provide as follows:

(2) Part 3 of Schedule 1 commences on 1 July 1998. The remaining items of Schedule 1 commence on 20 March 1998.

(3) Schedule 2 commences on 1 July 1998.

(4) Schedule 3 commences on 1 April 1998.

(5) Part 1 of Schedule 4 commences:

(a) if an Act to be cited as the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance) Act 1997 or the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance) Act 1998 commences on 1 July 1998—immediately after that Act commences; or.

(zzd) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Family and Other Measures) Act 1997, subsections 2(1), (2),
(4)–(13) and (15)–(18) of which provide as follows:

(1) Subject to this section, this Act commences on the day on which it receives the Royal Assent.

(2) Schedule 1 (other than items 44 and 45), Schedules 6 and 8, Schedule 15 (other than items 17, 18, 25, 29 and 30) and Schedule 19 commence, or are taken to have commenced, on 1 January 1998.

(4) Schedule 3 is taken to have commenced on 1 January 1996, immediately after the commencement of Schedule 2 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Family Measures) Act 1995.

(5) Schedule 4 is taken to have commenced on 1 January 1996 immediately after the commencement of Schedule 3 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Family Measures) Act 1995.

(6) Items 1 to 3 and 6 to 8 of Schedule 7 commence, or are taken to have commenced, immediately before 1 January 1998.

(7) Items 4 and 5 of Schedule 7 are taken to have commenced on 1 January 1996, immediately after the commencement of Schedule 2 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Family Measures) Act 1995.

(8) Schedule 11 commences, or is taken to have commenced, on 1 January 1998 but, if this Act contains a Schedule headed Maternity allowances, Schedule 11 commences, or is taken to have commenced, on that day immediately after the commencement of that Schedule.

(9) Schedule 12 is taken to have commenced on 1 January 1995, immediately after the commencement of Schedule 2 to the Social Security (1994 Budget and White Paper) Amendment Act 1995.

(10) If this Act contains a Schedule headed Medical Examination following claim for disability support pension, items 28 to 30 of Schedule 15 do not commence.

(11) Items 17, 18, 29 and 30 of Schedule 15 commence on 1 February 1998.

(12) Item 25 of Schedule 15 commences on 1 April 1998.

(13) Subject to subsection (14), items 1, 2 and 4 of Schedule 16 commence on a day to be fixed by Proclamation.

(15) Item 3 of Schedule 16 is taken to have commenced on 1 January 1997, immediately after the commencement of Part 1 of Schedule 21 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1996.

(16) Schedule 17 commences on 1 March 1998.

(17) Schedules 21 and 22 commence, or are taken to have commenced, on 15 December 1997.

(18) Schedule 24 commences, or is taken to have commenced, on 20 September 1997, immediately after the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Further Budget and Other Measures) Act 1996.

(zze) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance) Act 1998, section 2 of which provides as follows:

2(1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), this Act commences on 1 July 1998.

(2) If Part 8 of the Student and Youth Assistance Act 1973 has not been repealed (with effect on or before 1 July 1998) by another Act, this Act commences immediately after the repeal of that Part, by another Act, takes effect.

(3) Subsections 543A(2A) and (2B) in item 6 of Schedule 1 commence on 1 January 1999.

(zzf) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance Consequential and Related Measures) Act 1998, subsections 2(2)–(7) and (11) of which provide as follows:

(2) Schedule 2 commences on 1 July 1998, immediately after the commencement of the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance) Act 1998 (the Youth Allowance Act).

(3) Part 1 of Schedule 3 commences immediately after whichever of the following events occurs later:

(a) the commencement of the Youth Allowance Act;

(b) the start of the day on which the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1998 (the Budget Measures Act) receives the Royal Assent.

If the 2 events occur at the same time, that Part commences immediately after the commencement of the Youth Allowance Act.

The Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1998 received the Royal Assent on 15 July 1998.

(4) Despite subsection (3), if the Budget Measures Act receives the Royal Assent after 1 July 1998, item 2 of Schedule 3 to this Act commences immediately after the commencement of the Youth Allowance Act.

(5) Part 2 of Schedule 3 commences immediately after the commencement of items 4, 5, 6 and 11 of Schedule 4 to the Budget Measures Act.

(6) Part 3 of Schedule 3 commences on 20 September 1998, immediately after the commencement of Schedule 3 to the Budget Measures Act.

(7) Part 4 of Schedule 3 commences on 1 July 1999, immediately after the commencement of item 1 of Schedule 5 to the Budget Measures Act.

(11) Schedule 14 commences immediately after the commencement of subsection 543A(2A) of the Social Security Act 1991 (inserted in that Act by the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance) Act 1998).

Subsection 543A(2A) commenced on 1 January 1999.

(zzfa) Subsection 2(1) (items 46 and 47) of the Statute Law Revision Act 2005 provides as follows:

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
46. Schedule 2, item 28	Immediately after the time specified in the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance Consequential and Related Measures) Act 1998 for the commencement of item 41 of Schedule 9 to that Act.	1 July 1998
47. Schedule 2, item 29	Immediately after the time specified in the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance Consequential and Related Measures) Act 1998 for the commencement of item 169 of Schedule 9 to that Act.	1 July 1998

(zzg) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 1 (items 167, 168) only of the Financial Sector Reform (Consequential Amendments) Act 1998, subsection 2 (2) of which provides as follows:

(2) Subject to subsections (3) to (14), Schedules 1, 2 and 3 commence on the commencement of the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority Act 1998.

(zzh) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1998, subsections 2(4)–(8) of which provide as follows:

(4) Subject to subsections (4) and (5), Schedule 4 commences on 1 July 1998.

(5) Items 3 to 11 (inclusive) of Schedule 4 commence on 1 July 1998, immediately after the commencement of Part 1 of Schedule 4 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Parenting and Other Measures) Act 1997.

(6) Items 18 and 19 of Schedule 4 commence immediately after the commencement of the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance) Act 1998.

The Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance) Act 1998 came into operation on 1 July 1998.

(7) Items 1 to 11 (inclusive) of Schedule 5 commence on 1 July 1999.

(8) Items 44 to 47 (inclusive), 50, 140 to 143 (inclusive) and 146 of Schedule 6 commence immediately before the commencement of Schedule 20 to the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Family and Other Measures) Act 1997.

Schedule 20 of the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Family and Other Measures) Act 1997 commenced on 16 December 1997.

(zzi) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 1 (Part 1), Schedule 2 and Schedule 3 (Part 1) only of the 1998 Budget Measures Legislation Amendment (Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements) Act 1998, subsections 2(1)–(3) of which provide as follows:

(1) Subject to subsections (2), (3) and (4), this Act commences on the day on which it receives the Royal Assent.

(2) Schedules 1 and 2 commence, or are taken to have commenced, on 1 January 1999.

(3) Part 1 of Schedule 3 commences on 1 September 1999.

(zzj) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 3 (item 11), Schedule 7 (item 3) and Schedule 20 only of the Child Support Legislation Amendment Act 1998, subsections 2(1), (4) and (9) of which provide as follows:

(1) Subject to this section, this Act commences on the day on which it receives the Royal Assent.

(4) Subject to subsection (10), the amendments of the Social Security Act 1991 made by this Act (other than Schedule 7) commence on a day or days to be fixed by Proclamation.

(9) Subject to subsection (10), the amendments made by Schedule 7 commence on a day or days to be fixed by Proclamation.

(zzk) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedules 1–3 only of the Payment Processing Legislation Amendment (Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements) Act 1998, subsections 2(1) and (3) of which provide as follows:

(1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), this Act commences on 1 July 1999.

(3) Schedules 6 and 7 commence on the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent.

(zzl) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 1 (Part 1), Schedule 2 (Parts 1 and 2) and Schedule 3 (Part 1) only of the Assistance for Carers Legislation Amendment Act 1999, subsections 2(1), (2) and (5) of which provide as follows:

(1) Subject to this section, this Act commences on the day on which it receives the Royal Assent.

(2) The following provisions:

(a) Parts 1 and 4 of Schedule 1;

(b) Schedule 2 (other than items 1 and 3);

commence immediately after the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Payment Processing Legislation Amendment (Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements) Act 1998.

Note: Schedule 1 to the Payment Processing Legislation Amendment (Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements) Act 1998 commences on 1 July 1999.

(5) Items 1 and 3 of Schedule 2 commence immediately after the commencement of Schedule 1.

(zzm) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 7 (items 145–212) only of the Financial Sector Reform (Amendments and Transitional Provisions) Act (No. 1) 1999, subsections 3(2)(e), (12), (13) and (16) of which provide as follows:

(2) The following provisions commence on the transfer date:

(e) subject to subsection (12), Schedule 7, other than items 43, 44, 118, 205 and 207 (the commencement of those items is covered by subsections (10), (11) and (13)).

(12) If item 7 of Schedule 2 to the Assistance for Carers Legislation Amendment Act 1999 commences on or before the transfer date, item 206 of Schedule 7 to this Act does not commence.

(13) Items 205 and 207 of Schedule 7 commence on the later of:

(a) immediately after the commencement of item 7 of Schedule 2 to the Assistance for Carers Legislation Amendment Act 1999;

(b) the transfer date.

(16) The Governor‑General may, by Proclamation published in the Gazette, specify the date that is to be the transfer date for the purposes of this Act.

Schedule 2 (item 7) of the Assistance for Carers Legislation Amendment Act 1999 commenced immediately after 1 July 1999.

The transfer date was 1 July 1999 (see Gazette 1999, No. S283).

(zzn) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 1 only of the A New Tax System (Compensation Measures Legislation Amendment) Act 1999, subsections 2(2) and (3) of which provide as follows:

(2) Schedules 1, 2 and 3 commence, or are taken to have commenced:

(a) after all the provisions listed in subsection (3) have commenced; and

(b) on the last day on which any of those provisions commenced.

(3) These are the provisions:

(a) section 1‑2 of the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999;

(b) section 2 of the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax Imposition—Excise) Act 1999;

(d) section 2 of the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax Imposition—General) Act 1999;

(e) section 2 of the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax Administration) Act 1999.

(zzna) The A New Tax System (Compensation Measures Legislation Amendment) Act 1999 was amended by Schedule 1 (items 1 and 2) only of the Compensation Measures Legislation Amendment (Rent Assistance Increase) Act 2000, section 2 of which provides as follows:

2 This Act commences, or is taken to have commenced, immediately before the commencement of Schedule 1 to the A New Tax System (Compensation Measures Legislation Amendment) Act 1999.

Schedule 1 commenced on 1 July 2000.

(zzo) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedules 1, 4–7 and 9 only of the A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Consequential and Related Measures) Act (No. 1) 1999, subsections 2(2) and (4) of which provide as follows:

(2) Schedule 1, item 3 of Schedule 2 and Schedules 3 to 8 commence, or are taken to have commenced, immediately after the commencement of:

(a) the A New Tax System (Family Assistance) Act 1999; and

(b) Schedules 1, 2 and 3 of the A New Tax System (Compensation Measures Legislation Amendment) Act 1999.

(4) Schedule 9 commences on 1 January 2001.

The A New Tax System (Family Assistance) Act 1999 and Schedules 1, 2 and 3 of the A New Tax System (Compensation Measures Legislation Amendment) Act 1999 commenced on 1 July 2000.

(zzp) The A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Consequential and Related Measures) Act (No. 1) 1999 was amended by Schedule 11 (items 1, 2) only of the A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Consequential and Related Measures) Act (No. 2) 1999, subsections 2(8) and (9) of which provide as follows:

(8) Item 1 of Schedule 11 commences, or is taken to have commenced, immediately after the commencement of section 4 of the A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Consequential and Related Measures) Act (No. 1) 1999.

(9) Item 2 of Schedule 11 commences at the latest of the following times:

(a) the time at which this Act receives the Royal Assent;

(b) immediately after the commencement of section 4 of the A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Consequential and Related Measures) Act (No. 1) 1999;

(zzq) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 1 only of the A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Consequential and Related Measures) Act (No. 2) 1999, subsections 2(1)–(4) of which provide as follows:

(1) Sections 1, 2 and 3 and Part 8 of Schedule 1 commence on the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent.

(2) Schedule 1 (Parts 1 to 5), Schedules 3 to 6, Schedule 7 (other than item 14), Schedules 8 and 9, Schedule 10 (other than items 22, 63, 66 and 67) and Schedule 11 (items 3 and 4 only) commence, or are taken to have commenced, on the commencement of Schedule 1 to the A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Consequential and Related Measures) Act (No. 1) 1999.

(3) Part 6 of Schedule 1 commences immediately after Part 4 of the A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Administration) Act 1999 commences.

(4) Part 7 of Schedule 1 commences, or is taken to have commenced, immediately after the commencement of:

(a) Schedule 3 to the Youth Allowance Consolidation Act 2000; or

(b) Schedule 1 to the A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Consequential and Related Measures) Act (No. 1) 1999;

whichever is the later.

(zzqa) The A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Consequential and Related Measures) Act (No. 2) 1999 was amended by Schedule 2 (item 1) only of the Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (1999 Budget and Other Measures) Act 1999, subsection 2(4) of which provides as follows:

(4) Schedule 2 commences, or is taken to have commenced, immediately after the commencement of section 2 of the A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Consequential and Related Measures) Act (No. 2) 1999.

Section 2 commenced on 8 July 1999.

(zzr) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 2 only of the Aged Care Amendment (Omnibus) Act 1999, subsection 2(1) of which provides as follows:

(1) Subject to this section, this Act commences on a day to be fixed by Proclamation.

(zzs) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 1 (items 822 and 823) only of the Public Employment (Consequential and Transitional) Amendment Act 1999, subsections 2(1) and (2) of which provide as follows:

(1) In this Act, commencing time means the time when the Public Service Act 1999 commences.

(2) Subject to this section, this Act commences at the commencing time.

(zzt) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by the Further 1998 Budget Measures Legislation Amendment (Social Security) Act 1999, subsections 2(1)–(5), (7) and (8) of which provide as follows:

(1) Subject to subsections (2) to (8) (inclusive), this Act commences on the day on which it receives the Royal Assent.

(2) Schedule 1 commences on 1 April 2000.

(3) Item 2 and items 8 to 52 of Schedule 2 commence on 20 March 2000.

(4) Schedules 4 and 12 commence on the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent or 1 October 1999, whichever is the later.

(5) Subject to subsection (6), Schedule 5 commences on a day to be fixed by Proclamation.

(7) Schedule 9 commences on 1 March 2000.

(8) Part 6 of Schedule 6 commences on 1 August 2000.

(zzta) The Further 1998 Budget Measures Legislation Amendment (Social Security) Act 1999 was amended by Schedule 10 only of the Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements Legislation Amendment (Miscellaneous Matters) Act 2000, subsection 2(10) of which provides as follows:

(10) Schedule 10 is taken to have commenced immediately before the commencement of items 8 to 52 of Schedule 2 to the Further 1998 Budget Measures Legislation Amendment (Social Security) Act 1999.

Items 8 to 52 commenced on 20 March 2000.

(zzu) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 1 only of the Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (1999 Budget and Other Measures) Act 1999, subsections 2(2) and (3) of which provide as follows:

(2) Item 2 of Schedule 1 commences on the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent.

(3) The rest of Schedule 1 commences, or is taken to have commenced, on the later of:

(a) 1 January 2000; or

(b) immediately after the commencement of Part 1 of Schedule 2 to the Youth Allowance Consolidation Act 2000.

(zzv) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 5 (items 65 and 66) and Schedule 11 (items 109 and 110) only of the A New Tax System (Tax Administration) Act 1999, subsection 2(9) of which provides as follows:

(9) The following provisions commence on 1 July 2000:

(a) the provisions of Schedule 5 (other than Part 2 of that Schedule and the amendments of the Taxation Administration Act 1953 made by Part 1 of that Schedule);

(b) Schedule 11 (other than item 44).

(zzw) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedules 1 and 2 only of the Social Security (Administration and International Agreements) (Consequential Amendments) Act 1999, subsection 2(2) of which provides as follows:

(2) Schedules 1 and 2 commence on 20 March 2000.

(zzwa) The Social Security (Administration and International Agreements) (Consequential Amendments) Act 1999 was amended by Schedule 4 (items 4–6) only of the Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment Act 2000, subsection 2(7) of which provides as follows:

(7) Items 4, 5, 6 and 7 of Schedule 4 commence, or are taken to have commenced, on 20 March 2000, immediately after the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Social Security (Administration and International Agreements) (Consequential Amendments) Act 1999.

(zzwb) The Social Security (Administration and International Agreements) (Consequential Amendments) Act 1999 was amended by Schedule 7 only of the Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements Legislation Amendment (Miscellaneous Matters) Act 2000, subsections 2(6) and (7) of which provide as follows:

(6) Item 1 of Schedule 7 is taken to have commenced immediately after the commencement of item 2 of Schedule 5 to the Further 1998 Budget Measures Legislation Amendment (Social Security) Act 1999.

(7) Item 2 of Schedule 7 is taken to have commenced immediately after the commencement of item 34 of Schedule 5 to the Further 1998 Budget Measures Legislation Amendment (Social Security) Act 1999.

Schedule 5 commenced on 1 February 2000 (see Gazette 1999, No. S597).

(zzx) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 3 (items 46 and 47) only of the A New Tax System (Tax Administration) Act (No. 1) 2000, subsection 2(6) of which provides as follows:

(6) Items 46 and 47 of Schedule 3 commence, or are taken to have commenced:

(a) immediately after the commencement of item 6 of Schedule 2 to the Youth Allowance Consolidation Act 2000; or

(b) immediately after the commencement of section 1 of the A New Tax System (Tax Administration) Act 1999;

whichever is the later.

Schedule 2 (item 6) commenced on 6 July 2000.

(zzy) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 3 (items 1–15) only of the A New Tax System (Family Assistance and Related Measures) Act 2000, subsections 2(4), (6) and (7) of which provide as follows:

(4) Schedule 2, items 3 to 5 and 15 to 57 of Schedule 3 and Schedules 5 and 6 commence immediately after the commencement of the provisions referred to in subsection 2(2) of the A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Administration) Act 1999.

(6) Items 1, 2 and 7 and items 11 to 14 of Schedule 3 commence immediately after the commencement of Schedule 1 to the A New Tax System (Compensation Measures Legislation Amendment) Act 1999.

(7) Items 8 to 10 of Schedule 3 commence immediately after the commencement of Schedule 7 to the A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Consequential and Related Measures) Act (No. 1) 1999.

The provisions referred to in subsection 2(2) of the A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Administration) Act 1999 to Schedule 1 to the A New Tax System (Compensation Measures Legislation Amendment) Act 1999 and Schedule 7 of the A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Consequential and Related Measures) Act (No. 1) 1999 all commenced on 1 July 2000.

(zzz) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by the Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment Act 2000, subsections 2(1)–(4) of which provide as follows:

(1) Subject to this section, this Act commences on the day on which it receives the Royal Assent.

(2) Part 2 of Schedule 1 is taken to have commenced on 1 July 1998.

(3) Part 3 of Schedule 1 commences, or is taken to have commenced, on 1 July 2000.

(4) Item 18 of Schedule 3 commences, or is taken to have commenced, on 1 March 2000, immediately after the commencement of Schedule 10 to the Further 1998 Budget Measures Legislation Amendment (Social Security) Act 1999.

(zzza) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 1 only of the Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements Legislation Amendment (Miscellaneous Matters) Act 2000, subsections 2(2)–(4) and (9) of which provide as follows:

(2) The following provisions commence, or are taken to have commenced, on 20 September 2000:

(a) Parts 1, 4 and 5 of Schedule 1 (other than items 71, 72 and 123);

(b) Parts 2 and 3 of Schedule 2;

(3) Items 71 and 72 of Schedule 1 commence on the later of the following:

(a) 20 September 2000;

(b) immediately after the commencement of item 4 of Schedule 1 to the A New Tax System (Family Assistance and Related Measures) Act 2000.

(4) Parts 2 and 3 of Schedule 1 commence, or are taken to have commenced, immediately after the commencement of Schedule 1 to the A New Tax System (Compensation Measures Legislation Amendment) Act 1999.

(9) Item 123 of Schedule 1, and Schedule 9, commence, or are taken to have commenced, on 1 August 2000.

Schedule 1 to the A New Tax System (Compensation Measures Legislation Amendment) Act 1999 commenced on 1 July 2000.

(zzzaa) Subsection 2(1) (item 42) of the Statute Law Revision Act 2005 provides as follows:

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
42. Schedule 2, item 24	Immediately after the time specified in the Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements Legislation Amendment (Miscellaneous Matters) Act 2000 for the commencement of item 138 of Schedule 1 to that Act.	20 September 2000

(zzzb) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by the Youth Allowance Consolidation Act 2000, subsections 2(1), (2), (2A), (2B) and (3)–(16) of which provide as follows:

(1) Subject to this section, this Act commences on the day on which it receives the Royal Assent.

(2) Part 2 of Schedule 2 and Part 5 of Schedule 4 commence, or are taken to have commenced, on 1 July 1999.

(2A) If this Act receives the Royal Assent before 1 July 2000, items 9A, 10A, 16A and 19A of Schedule 4 do not commence.

(2B) If this Act receives the Royal Assent on or after 1 July 2000, items 9, 10, 16 and 19 of Schedule 4 do not commence.

(3) Items 30 to 35, 45, 46, 47, 49, 50, 59 to 73 and 75 to 79 of Schedule 4 and Part 2 of Schedule 5 are taken to have commenced on 1 July 1998.

(4) Item 36 of Schedule 4 is taken to have commenced on 1 July 1998, immediately after the commencement of section 540A of the Social Security Act 1991, which was inserted in that Act by item 6 of Schedule 1 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance) Act 1998.

(5) Item 37 of Schedule 4 is taken to have commenced on 1 July 1998, immediately after the commencement of subsection 543A(2) of the Social Security Act 1991, which was inserted in that Act by item 6 of Schedule 1 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance) Act 1998.

(6) Item 38 of Schedule 4 is taken to have commenced on 1 July 1998, immediately after the commencement of section 550A of the Social Security Act 1991, which was inserted in that Act by item 6 of Schedule 1 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance) Act 1998.

(7) Items 39 and 40 of Schedule 4 are taken to have commenced on 1 July 1998, immediately after the commencement of section 552A of the Social Security Act 1991, which was inserted in that Act by item 6 of Schedule 1 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance) Act 1998.

(8) Items 41 to 44 and 58 of Schedule 4 are taken to have commenced on 1 July 1998, immediately after the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance Consequential and Related Measures) Act 1998.

(9) Items 47 and 48 of Schedule 4 are taken to have commenced on 1 July 1998, immediately after the commencement of item 199 of Schedule 9 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance Consequential and Related Measures) Act 1998.

(10) Items 51 to 57 of Schedule 4 are taken to have commenced on 1 July 1998, immediately after the commencement of Schedule 2 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance) Act 1998.

(11) Item 74 of Schedule 4 is taken to have commenced on 1 July 1998, immediately after the commencement of Schedule 7 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance Consequential and Related Measures) Act 1998.

(12) Item 80 of Schedule 4 is taken to have commenced on 1 July 1998, immediately after the commencement of Schedule 2 to the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1998.

(13) Item 81 of Schedule 4 is taken to have commenced on 1 July 1998, immediately after the commencement of item 2 of Schedule 10 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance Consequential and Related Measures) Act 1998.

(14) Part 3 of Schedule 4 is taken to have commenced on 20 September 1998, immediately after the commencement of Schedule 3 to the Social Security and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (Budget and Other Measures) Act 1998.

(15) Part 4 of Schedule 4 is taken to have commenced on 1 January 1999, immediately after the commencement of subsections 543A(2A) and (2B) of the Social Security Act 1991, which were inserted in that Act by item 6 of Schedule 1 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Youth Allowance) Act 1998.

(16) Part 6 of Schedule 4 commences on 1 January 2000.

(zzzba) Subsection 2(1) (item 43) of the Statute Law Revision Act 2005 provides as follows:

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
43. Schedule 2, item 25	Immediately after the time specified in the Social Security and Veterans’ Entitlements Legislation Amendment (Private Trusts and Private Companies—Integrity of Means Testing) Act 2000 for the commencement of item 23 of Schedule 1 to that Act.	13 November 2000

(zzzc) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedules 1 and 3 only of the Family and Community Services (2000 Budget and Related Measures) Act 2000, subsections 2(1) and (2) of which provide as follows:

(1) Subject to this section, this Act commences on the day on which it receives the Royal Assent.

(2) The following provisions:

(a) Schedule 1, except for items 20 and 21;

(b) Schedules 2 and 3;

commence on 1 January 2001.

(zzzd) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 2 (items 78–84) only of the Defence Legislation Amendment (Enhancement of the Reserves and Modernisation) Act 2001, subsection 2(1) of which provides as follows:

(1) Subject to this section, this Act commences on the 28th day after the day on which it receives the Royal Assent.

(zzze) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 1 only of the Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (New Zealand Citizens) Act 2001, subsections 2(1) and (2) of which provide as follows:

(1) Subject to this section, this Act commences on the day on which it receives the Royal Assent.

(2) If this section commences before, or at the same time as, the commencement of the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Concession Cards) Act 2001, Part 2 of Schedule 1 and item 18 of Schedule 2 commence immediately after the commencement of that Act.

The Social Security Legislation Amendment (Concession Cards) Act 2001 came into operation on 1 July 2001.

(zzzf) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 3 (items 482–490) only of the Corporations (Repeals, Consequentials and Transitionals) Act 2001, subsection 2(3) of which provides as follows:

(3) Subject to subsections (4) to (10), Schedule 3 commences, or is taken to have commenced, at the same time as the Corporations Act 2001.

(zzzg) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 1 (items 1–29) and Schedule 2 (items 2–22) only of the Family and Community Services Legislation (Simplification and Other Measures) Act 2001, subsections 2(2)–(4) of which provide as follows:

(2) Schedule 1 (other than item 15) commences on 20 September 2001.

(3) Item 15 of Schedule 1 is taken to have commenced on 1 July 2000.

(4) Schedule 2 (other than items 1 and 24) commences on 20 September 2001.

(zzzh) The Social Security Act 1991 was amended by Schedule 2 (items 480–483) only of the New Business Tax System (Capital Allowances—Transitional and Consequential) Act 2001, subsection 2(1) of which provides as follows:

(1) Subject to subsection (2), this Act commences on the day on which it receives the Royal Assent.

(zzzha) Subsection 2(1) (item 9) of the Taxation Laws Amendment Act (No. 5) 2002 provides as follows:

(1) Each provision of this Act specified in column 1 of the table commences, or is taken to have commenced, on the day or at the time specified in column 2 of the table.

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
9. Items 79 to 99 of Schedule 3	Immediately after the commencement of section 2 of the New Business Tax System (Capital Allowances—Transitional and Consequential) Act 2001	30 June 2001

(zzzhb) Subsection 2(1) (item 49) of the Statute Law Revision Act 2005 provides as follows:

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
49. Schedule 2, item 32	Immediately after the time specified in the Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment Act (No. 1) 2002 for the commencement of item 96 of Schedule 1 to that Act.	6 September 2002

(zzzi) Subsection 2(1) (item 2) of the Family Law Legislation Amendment (Superannuation) (Consequential Provisions) Act 2002 provides as follows:

(1) Each provision of this Act specified in column 1 of the table commences, or is taken to have commenced, on the day or at the time specified in column 2 of the table.

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
2. Schedules 1 to 4	Immediately after the commencement of the Family Law Legislation Amendment (Superannuation) Act 2001	28 December 2002

(zzzj) Subsection 2(1) (item 3) of the Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (Special Benefit Activity Test) Act 2002 provides as follows:

(1) Each provision of this Act specified in column 1 of the table commences, or is taken to have commenced, on the day or at the time specified in column 2 of the table.

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
3. Schedule 2	Immediately after the commencement of Schedule 5 to the Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (Australians Working Together and other 2001 Budget Measures) Act 2003	20 September 2003

(zzzk) Subsection 2(1) (items 3, 12, 13, 16, 17, 19, 21, 23, 24 and 28) of the Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment Act 2003 provides as follows:

(1) Each provision of this Act specified in column 1 of the table commences, or is taken to have commenced, on the day or at the time specified in column 2 of the table.

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
3. Schedule 1, item 113	Immediately after the commencement of the provisions of the Youth Allowance Consolidation Act 2000 that commenced in accordance with subsection 2(1) of that Act	6 July 2000
12. Schedule 2, item 88	Immediately after the commencement of Schedule 7 to the A New Tax System (Family Assistance) (Consequential and Related Measures) Act (No. 1) 1999	1 July 2000
13. Schedule 2, item 89	Immediately after the commencement of section 2 of the Youth Allowance Consolidation Act 2000	6 July 2000
16. Schedule 3, item 2	Immediately after the commencement of section 2 of the Youth Allowance Consolidation Act 2000	6 July 2000
17. Schedule 3, items 3 and 4	Immediately after the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Social Security (Administration and International Agreements) (Consequential Amendments) Act 1999	20 March 2000
19. Schedule 3, item 6	Immediately after the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Social Security (Administration and International Agreements) (Consequential Amendments) Act 1999	20 March 2000
21. Schedule 3, item 8	Immediately after the commencement of the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Concession Cards) Act 2001	1 July 2001
23. Schedule 3, item 15	Immediately after the commencement of Part 2 of Schedule 2 to the Youth Allowance Consolidation Act 2000	1 July 1999
24. Schedule 3, item 16	Immediately after the commencement of item 2 of Schedule 4 to the Youth Allowance Consolidation Act 2000	6 July 2000
28. Schedule 4, item 100	Immediately after the commencement of Part 1 of Schedule 1 to the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Parenting and Other Measures) Act 1997	20 March 1998

(zzzl) Subsection 2(1) (items 6–11, 13 and 14) of the Family and Community Services and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (2003 Budget and Other Measures) Act 2003 provides as follows:

(1) Each provision of this Act specified in column 1 of the table commences, or is taken to have commenced, on the day or at the time specified in column 2 of the table.

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
6. Schedule 7, item 3	Immediately before the commencement of Schedule 5 to the Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (Australians Working Together and other 2001 Budget Measures) Act 2003.	19 September 2003
7. Schedule 7, item 4	Immediately after the time specified in the Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (Australians Working Together and other 2001 Budget Measures) Act 2003 for the commencement of item 11E of Schedule 5 to that Act.	20 September 2003
8. Schedule 7, item 5	Immediately after the commencement of item 20A of Schedule 1 to the Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (Australians Working Together and other 2001 Budget Measures) Act 2003.	20 September 2003
9. Schedule 7, item 6	Immediately after the commencement of item 2 of Schedule 1A to the Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (Australians Working Together and other 2001 Budget Measures) Act 2003.	20 September 2003
10. Schedule 7, item 7	Immediately after the commencement of item 4 of Schedule 1A to the Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (Australians Working Together and other 2001 Budget Measures) Act 2003.	20 September 2003
11. Schedule 7, item 8	Immediately after the commencement of Schedule 4 to the Family and Community Services Legislation Amendment (Australians Working Together and other 2001 Budget Measures) Act 2003.	20 September 2003
13. Schedule 7, items 10 to 15	Immediately after the commencement of item 6 of Schedule 7 to this Act.	20 September 2003
14. Schedule 7, items 16 to 18	Immediately after the commencement of item 7 of Schedule 7 to this Act.	20 September 2003

(zzzm) Subsection 2(1) (items 3 and 16) of the Higher Education Support (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 2003 provides as follows:

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
3. Schedule 1	The later of: (a) 1 January 2004; and (b) immediately after the commencement of sections 1‑10 to 238‑15 of the Higher Education Support Act 2003.	1 January 2004
16. Schedule 2, items 120 to 169	The later of: (a) 1 January 2004; and (b) immediately after the commencement of sections 1‑10 to 238‑15 of the Higher Education Support Act 2003.	1 January 2004

Provision(s)

Commencement

Date/Details

3. Schedule 1

The later of:

(a) 1 January 2004; and

(b) immediately after the commencement of sections 1‑10 to 238‑15 of the Higher Education Support Act 2003.

1 January 2004

16. Schedule 2, items 120 to 169

The later of:

(a) 1 January 2004; and

(b) immediately after the commencement of sections 1‑10 to 238‑15 of the Higher Education Support Act 2003.

1 January 2004

(zzzma) Subsection 2(1) (item 40) of the Statute Law Revision Act 2005 provides as follows:

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
40. Schedule 2, item 22	Immediately after the time specified in the Military Rehabilitation and Compensation (Consequential and Transitional Provisions) Act 2004 for the commencement of item 95 of Schedule 3 to that Act.	1 July 2004

(zzzn) Subsection 2(1) (item 4) of the Family and Community Services and Veterans’ Affairs Legislation Amendment (2004 Budget Measures) Act 2004 provides as follows:

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
4 Schedule 2, Part 3	Immediately after the commencement of item 147 of Schedule 1 to the Social Security (Administration and International Agreements) (Consequential Amendments) Act 1999.	20 March 2000

(zzzo) Subsection 2(1) (items 4, 13, 20 and 26) of the Employment and Workplace Relations Legislation Amendment (Welfare to Work and Other Measures) Act 2005 provides as follows:

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
4. Schedule 1, Part 3	Immediately after the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Workplace Relations Amendment (Work Choices) Act 2005.	27 March 2006
13. Schedule 5, item 15	Immediately after the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Workplace Relations Amendment (Work Choices) Act 2005.	27 March 2006
20. Schedule 7, item 28	Immediately after the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Workplace Relations Amendment (Work Choices) Act 2005.	27 March 2006
26. Schedule 10, item 11	Immediately after the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Workplace Relations Amendment (Work Choices) Act 2005.	27 March 2006

The amendment history of the Social Security Act 1991 appears in the Table below. For repealed provisions up to and including Act No. 192 of 1999 see the Repeal Table.

Table of Amendments

ad. = added or inserted am. = amended rep. = repealed rs. = repealed and substituted
Provision affected	How affected
Reader’s Guide...........	am. No. 109, 2004
Chapter 1
Part 1.1
S. 3....................	ad. No. 137, 2001
Part 1.2
S. 3A...................	ad. No. 152, 1999
S. 4....................	am. Nos. 74, 116 and 194, 1991; No. 81, 1992; No. 36, 1993; Nos. 55, 63 and 184, 1994; Nos. 104 and 105, 1995; Nos. 114 and 197, 1997; Nos. 18 and 45, 1998; Nos. 82 and 192, 1999; No. 106, 2000; No. 73, 2002; No. 52, 2004
Note to s. 4(6A)...........	am. No. 106, 2000
Subhead. to s. 5(6).........	am. No. 184, 1994; No. 143, 1995; No. 30, 2003
S. 5....................	am. Nos. 68, 70, 116, 175 and 194, 1991; Nos. 69 and 81, 1992; No. 133, 1992 (as am. by No. 229, 1992); Nos. 138, 229 and 230, 1992; Nos. 55, 63 and 184, 1994; Nos. 106, 140 and 143, 1995; No. 1, 1996; No. 197, 1997; Nos. 18, 45 and 93, 1998; No. 83, 1999; No. 106, 2000; Nos. 23 and 52, 2004; No. 47, 2006
Note to s. 5(6).............	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 5A...................	ad. No. 68, 1991
	rep. No. 175, 1991
	ad. No. 83, 1996
	am. Nos. 45 and 116, 1998
Heading to s. 6............	am. No. 106, 1995
	rs. No. 197, 1997
S. 6....................	am. No. 194, 1991; Nos. 69, 134 and 229, 1992; No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 132, 1998; No. 114, 1999
	rs. No. 82, 1999
S. 6A...................	ad. No. 61, 1993
	rs. No. 80, 2001
S. 7....................	am. Nos. 116, 141 and 194, 1991; Nos. 69 and 81, 1992; No. 25, 1993; Nos. 63, 109, 161 and 174, 1994; No. 104, 1995; No. 84, 1996; Nos. 5 and 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998; Nos. 82, 83 and 152, 1999; Nos. 70 and 94, 2000; Nos. 18 and 80, 2001
Note to s. 7(2)(b)..........	am. No. 94, 2000
S. 8....................	am. Nos. 73, 115, 116 and 194, 1991; Nos. 81, 138, 229 and 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; Nos. 55 and 164, 1994; No. 174, 1994 (as am. by No. 104, 1995); No. 184, 1994; Nos. 53, 104, 105 and 143, 1995; Nos. 1 and 83, 1996; No. 197, 1997; Nos. 45 and 93, 1998; Nos. 13, 82 and 132, 1999; Nos. 70 and 138, 2000; Nos. 10, 42 and 43, 2001; No. 73, 2002; Nos. 35, 122 and 150, 2003; Nos. 52, 60, 100, 128 and 132, 2004; Nos. 29, 55, 66 and 100, 2005; Nos. 36 and 41, 2006
Note to s. 8(8)(ja)..........	rep. No. 30, 2003
Note to s. 8(8)(z)...........	am. No. 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998
Heading to s. 9............	rs. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 93, 1998
S. 9....................	am. Nos. 115, 116 and 194, 1991; No. 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; Nos. 63, 109, 161, 174 and 184, 1994; Nos. 53, 104 and 105, 1995; Nos. 1 and 83, 1996; Nos. 114 and 197, 1997; Nos. 84 and 93, 1998; No. 44, 1999; Nos. 42 and 71, 2001; Nos. 54, 73 and 121, 2002; No. 30, 2003; No. 116, 2004; No. 36, 2006
Notes to s. 9(1B)(d)–(g)......	am. No. 83, 1996; No. 42, 2001
Note 1 to s. 9(1C)..........	rs. No. 83, 1996
	rep. No. 42, 2001
Notes 4, 5 to s. 9(1C).......	rs. No. 93, 1998
	am. No. 36, 2006
S. 9A...................	ad. No. 93, 1998
	am. No. 71, 2001; No. 121, 2002; No. 116, 2004; No. 36, 2006
Heading to s. 9B...........	am. No. 116, 2004
S. 9B...................	ad. No. 93, 1998
	am. No. 71, 2001; No. 121, 2002; No. 30, 2003; No. 116, 2004; No. 36, 2006
S. 9BA..................	ad. No. 116, 2004
	am. No. 36, 2006
S. 9C...................	ad. No. 121, 2002
	am. No. 36, 2006
S. 9D...................	ad. No. 121, 2002
S. 10...................	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 230, 1992; No. 63, 1994; No. 152, 1999
	rs. No. 30, 2003
Heading to s. 10A..........	am. No. 197, 1997
	rs. No. 83, 1999; No. 82, 1999
S. 10A..................	ad. No. 61, 1993
	am. No. 61, 1993; No. 109, 1994; Nos. 197 and 202, 1997; No. 45, 1998; Nos. 82 and 83, 1999
S. 10B..................	ad. No. 106, 2000
	am. Nos. 83 and 172, 1999; No. 55, 2001; No. 52, 2004
S. 11...................	am. No. 116, 175 and 194, 1991; Nos. 69, 81 and 229, 1992; No. 36, 1993; Nos. 174 and 184, 1994; No. 143, 1995; No. 1, 1996; Nos. 114 and 197, 1997; No. 67, 1998; Nos. 83 and 132, 1999; Nos. 70 and 132, 2000; Nos. 54 and 73, 2002; No. 30, 2003; No. 29, 2005
Note to s. 11(7)............	am. No. 114, 1997
S. 12...................	am. Nos. 81 and 229, 1992; No. 63, 1994
S. 12A..................	ad. No. 81, 1992
	am. No. 84, 1998; No. 109, 2004
S. 12B..................	ad. No. 81, 1992
S. 12C..................	ad. No. 81, 1992
	am. No. 229, 1992; Nos. 63 and 174, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 197, 1997; No. 82, 1999
S. 13...................	am. No. 143, 1995; Nos. 114, 197 and 202, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 132, 1999
Note to s. 13(2)............	am. No. 132, 1999
Note to s. 13(3A)..........	am. No. 132, 1999
Note to s. 13(3B)..........	am. No. 132, 1999
S. 14...................	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 94, 2000
S. 14A..................	ad. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 175, 1991; No. 36, 1993; No. 161, 1994; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; No. 45, 1998; No. 152, 1999; No. 55, 2001
Heading to s. 15...........	am. No. 1, 1996
S. 15...................	am. Nos. 68 and 116, 1991; No. 229, 1992; No. 184, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 197, 1997
S. 16...................	am. No. 68, 1991
S. 16A..................	ad. No. 93, 1998
	am. No. 82, 1999; No. 147, 2002
S. 17...................	am. Nos. 81 and 229, 1992; No. 121, 1993; Nos. 109 and 174, 1994; No. 104, 1995; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; Nos. 197 and 202, 1997; Nos. 45 and 132, 1998; Nos. 45 and 70, 2000; No. 71, 2001; No. 23, 2004
Note to s. 17(4A)..........	am. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 71, 2001
S. 17A..................	ad. No. 84, 1998
	am. No. 55, 2001
S. 17B..................	ad. No. 109, 2004
S. 18...................	rep. No. 141, 1991
	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 132, 1998; No. 82, 1999
S. 19...................	am. Nos. 93 and 132, 1998
S. 19A..................	ad. No. 30, 2003
	am. No. 23, 2004
S. 19AA.................	ad. No. 106, 2000
S. 19AB.................	ad. No. 106, 2000
	am. No. 106, 2000
Heading to s. 19B..........	am. No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
S. 19B..................	ad. No. 175, 1991
	am. No. 69, 1992; No. 143, 1995; No. 197, 1997; Nos. 44 and 83, 1999; No. 55, 2001
Note to s. 19B.............	rep. No. 55, 2001
Heading to s. 19C..........	am. No. 93, 1998
S. 19C..................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. Nos. 45 and 93, 1998; No. 82, 1999; No. 147, 2002
Note 1 to s. 19C(1).........	rs. No. 93, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998
	rep. No. 147, 2002
Note 2 to s. 19C(1).........	ad. No. 93, 1998
	rep. No. 147, 2002
Note 3 to s. 19C(1).........	am. No. 45, 1998 rep. No. 147, 2002
Note 4 to s. 19C(1).........	rep. No. 147, 2002
S. 19D..................	ad. No. 152, 1999
S. 20...................	am. No. 69, 1992; No. 106, 1995; No. 45, 2000; No. 30, 2003
S. 21...................	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; Nos. 55 and 174, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 197, 1997; No. 132, 1998
S. 22...................	am. No. 184, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 45, 1998
S. 23...................	am. Nos. 68, 70, 73, 74, 115, 116, 141, 175 and 194, 1991; Nos. 69, 81, 133, 138, 229, 230 and 241, 1992; Nos. 25, 36, 61, 120 and 121, 1993; No. 55, 1994 (as am. by No. 43, 1996); Nos. 63, 109, 174, 177 and 184, 1994; Nos. 5, 39, 104, 105, 106 and 143, 1995; No. 1, 1996 (as am. by No. 5, 1997); Nos. 63, 83 and 84, 1996; Nos. 5, 29, 39, 106, 109, 114, 121, 197 and 202, 1997; Nos. 18, 45, 48, 67, 84, 93 and 132, 1998; Nos. 13, 44, 83, 152, 179 and 192, 1999; Nos. 22, 45, 70, 94, 106 and 144, 2000; Nos. 42, 47, 71 and 80, 2001; Nos. 54, 73 and 147, 2002; Nos. 30, 35, 115, 122 and 150, 2003; Nos. 23, 52, 100, 109 and 132, 2004; Nos. 61, 66, 100, 111 and 154, 2005; SLI 2006 No. 50
Part 1.3
S. 24...................	am. No. 229, 1992; No. 105, 1995
S. 24A..................	ad. No. 115, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991
S. 25...................	rep. No. 175, 1991
	ad. No. 161, 1994
	rs. No. 104, 1995
S. 25A..................	ad. No. 104, 1995
	rep. No. 94, 2000
S. 26...................	rep. No. 68, 1991
	ad. No. 194, 1991
	am. No. 241, 1992
	rep. No. 70, 2000
S. 27...................	rep. No. 68, 1991
	ad. No. 194, 1991
	rep. No. 70, 2000
Heading to s. 28...........	am. No. 35, 2003
S. 28...................	am. No. 68, 1991 (as am. by No. 229, 1992); No. 105, 1995
	rep. No. 1, 1996
	ad. No. 109, 1997
	am. No. 35, 2003
S. 28A..................	ad. No. 141, 1991
S. 29...................	rs. No. 44, 1999
Ss. 32, 33................	rep. No. 229, 1992
	ad. No. 36, 1993
S. 35...................	am. No. 63, 1994; No. 143, 1995
S. 35A..................	ad. No. 116, 1991
S. 36...................	am. No. 116, 1991
S. 37...................	am. No. 69, 1992; No. 174, 1994; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
S. 38...................	rep. No. 70, 2000
S. 38A..................	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 70, 2000
	rep. No. 94, 2000
S. 38B..................	ad. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 100, 2005
S. 38C..................	ad. No. 13, 1999
S. 38D..................	ad. No. 13, 1999
Part 1.4
S. 39...................	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 184, 1994; No. 104, 1995
Chapter 2
Part 2.2
Division 1
Subdivision A
S. 43...................	am. Nos. 109 and 161, 1994; No. 143, 1995; No. 84, 1996; Nos. 152 and 192, 1999; No. 94, 2000
Subdivision B
S. 44...................	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 229, 1992; No. 84, 1996
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 47...................	rs. No. 116, 1991
	am. No. 98, 1994; No. 104, 1995; No. 52, 2004
Note 3 to s. 47(2)..........	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 47A..................	ad. No. 138, 2000
Division 9
Subdivision A
Heading to Subdiv. A of Div. 9 of Part 2.2	am. No. 175, 1991
S. 82...................	am. Nos. 116, 141, 175 and 194, 1991; No. 81, 1992; Nos. 55 and 184, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 45, 1998; No. 73, 2002
Note to s. 82(2)............	am. No. 132, 1998
S. 83...................	rs. No. 194, 1991
	am. No. 175, 1991 (as rep. by No. 81, 1992); No. 81, 1992; No. 73, 2002
S. 84...................	am. No. 175, 1991 (as rep. by No. 81, 1992); No. 194, 1991; No. 81, 1992
S. 85...................	am. No. 194, 1991
S. 86...................	am. No. 175, 1991 (as rep. by No. 81, 1992); No. 194, 1991; No. 81, 1992; No. 132, 1998
S. 87...................	am. No. 44, 1999
Subdivision C
S. 91...................	am. No. 116, 1991; Nos. 69 and 81, 1992; No. 132, 1998; No. 73, 2002
Part 2.2A
Part 2.2A................	ad. No. 67, 1998
Division 1
S. 92A..................	ad. No. 67, 1998
S. 92B..................	ad. No. 67, 1998
	am. No. 54, 2002
Division 2
S. 92C..................	ad. No. 67, 1998
	am. No. 100, 2004
Note to s. 92C(e)..........	ad. No. 100, 2004
Division 3
Subdivision A
Ss. 92D–92M.............	ad. No. 67, 1998
Subdivision B
Ss. 92N–92S.............	ad. No. 67, 1998
Division 4
S. 92T..................	ad. No. 67, 1998
Division 5
Subdivision A
Ss. 92U–92W.............	ad. No. 67, 1998
Subdivision B
Ss. 92X–92Z.............	ad. No. 67, 1998
S. 93...................	rep. No. 230, 1992
	ad. No. 67, 1998
Ss. 93A, 93B.............	ad. No. 67, 1998
Subdivision C
S. 93C..................	ad. No. 67, 1998
	am. No. 179, 1999
Division 6
Ss. 93D–93G.............	ad. No. 67, 1998
Ss. 93H, 93J..............	ad. No. 67, 1998
	am. No. 94, 2000
Division 11
Heading to s. 93U..........	rs. No. 54, 2002
S. 93U..................	ad. No. 67, 1998
	am. No. 54, 2002
S. 93UA.................	ad. No. 54, 2002
Ss. 93V–93W.............	ad. No. 67, 1998
Part 2.2B
Part 2.2B................	ad. No. 43, 2001
S. 93X..................	ad. No. 43, 2001
Part 2.2C
Part 2.2C................	ad. No. 41, 2006
Ss. 93Y, 93Z.............	ad. No. 41, 2006
Part 2.3
Part 2.3.................	ad. No. 141, 1991
Division 1
Subdivision A
S. 94...................	rs. No. 141, 1991
	am. Nos. 81 and 229, 1992; Nos. 109 and 161, 1994; No. 104, 1995; No. 1, 1996; No. 202, 1997; No. 45, 1998; SLI 2006 No. 50
S. 95...................	am. No. 116, 1991
	rs. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 81, 1992; No. 109, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 202, 1997; No. 45, 1998
S. 97...................	am. No. 116, 1991
	rs. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 143, 1995
	rep. No. 94, 2000
Subdivision B
S. 98...................	rs. Nos. 116 and 141, 1991
	am. No. 229, 1992; No. 184, 1994; No. 45, 1998; No. 44, 1999
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 103..................	rs. No. 141, 1991
	am. Nos. 98 and 184, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 45, 1998; No. 52, 2004
Note 3 to s. 103(2).........	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 103A.................	ad. No. 138, 2000
Division 5
S. 117..................	rs. No. 141, 1991
Division 10
Subdivision A
Heading to Subdiv. A of Div. 10 of Part 2.3	am. No. 175, 1991
S. 146F.................	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. Nos. 175 and 194, 1991; No. 81, 1992; Nos. 55 and 184, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 45, 1998; No. 73, 2002
Note to s. 146F(2)..........	am. No. 132, 1998
S. 146G.................	ad. No. 141, 1991
	rs. No. 194, 1991
	am. No. 175, 1991 (as rep. by No. 81, 1992); No. 81, 1992; No. 73, 2002
S. 146H.................	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 175, 1991 (as rep. by No. 81, 1992); No. 194, 1991; No. 81, 1992
S. 146J.................	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991
S. 146K.................	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 175, 1991 (as rep. by No. 81, 1992); No. 194, 1991; No. 81, 1992; No. 132, 1998; No. 30, 2003
S. 146L.................	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 44, 1999
Subdivision C
S. 146Q.................	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. Nos. 69 and 81, 1992; No. 132, 1998; No. 73, 2002
Note 1 to s. 146Q(2)........	rep. No. 30, 2003
Div. 11 of Part 2.3 .........	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 146R.................	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 81, 1992
	rs. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 63, 1994
	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 146T.................	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 230, 1992
	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 146U.................	ad. No. 141, 1991
	rep. No. 230, 1992
	ad. No. 105, 1995
	rep. No. 30, 2003
Part 2.4
Division 1A
Div. 1A of Part 2.4..........	ad. No. 174, 1994
S. 146V.................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 57, 1996; No. 30, 2003
Division 1
Subdivision A
S. 147..................	am. Nos. 115 and 141, 1991; Nos. 81 and 229, 1992; Nos. 109 and 174, 1994; No. 143, 1995; No. 43, 1996; No. 94, 2000
Subdivision B
S. 148..................	am. No. 116, 1991; Nos. 81 and 229, 1992; No. 184, 1994; No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 151..................	rs. No. 116, 1991
	am. No. 81, 1992; No. 98, 1994; No. 104, 1995; No. 52, 2004
Note 3 to s. 151(2).........	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 151A.................	ad. No. 138, 2000
Division 4
S. 159..................	am. No. 81, 1992
Division 9
Subdivision A
S. 186..................	am. Nos. 175 and 194, 1991; Nos. 81 and 229, 1992; No. 109, 1994
Note to s. 186(1)...........	am. No. 197, 1997
S. 187..................	rs. No. 194, 1991
	am. No. 81, 1992
Subdivision B
S. 188..................	am. No. 81, 1992
S. 189..................	am. No. 81, 1992; No. 132, 1998
Ss. 190, 191..............	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 81, 1992; No. 132, 1998
S. 192..................	am. No. 81, 1992; No. 44, 1999
Part 2.5
Heading to Part 2.5.........	rs. No. 84, 1996
Division 1A
Div. 1A of Part 2.5..........	ad. No. 13, 1999
S. 197..................	am. No. 81, 1992
	rep. No. 230, 1992
	ad. No. 13, 1999
	am. No. 95, 2002
Division 1
Heading to Div. 1 of Part 2.5..	rs. No. 84, 1996
Subdivision A
Heading to s. 198..........	am. No. 84, 1996
Subhead. to s. 198(1).......	ad. No. 93, 1998
S. 198..................	am. No. 116, 1991; Nos. 81, 229 and 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; Nos. 105 and 143, 1995; No. 84, 1996; No. 93, 1998
	rs. No. 13, 1999
	am. No. 94, 2000; No. 30, 2003
Note to s. 198.............	am. No. 93, 1998
Note 2 to s. 198...........	ad. No. 93, 1998
S. 198AAA...............	ad. No. 192, 1999
S. 198AA................	ad. No. 13, 1999
S. 198AB................	ad. No. 13, 1999
	rs. No. 94, 2000
S. 198AC................	ad. No. 13, 1999
	am. No. 94, 2000; No. 132, 2004
Subhead. to s. 198A(2)......	am. No. 93, 1998
S. 198A.................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 197, 1997; No. 93, 1998
	rs. No. 13, 1999
S. 198B.................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 93, 1998; Nos. 13 and 83, 1999
S. 198C.................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 84, 1996; Nos. 93 and 132, 1998; No. 13, 1999
Note 1 to s. 198C(2)........	am. No. 93, 1998
Note 2 to s. 198C(4)........	am. No. 93, 1998; No. 13, 1999
Note 4 to s. 198C(4)........	am. No. 13, 1999
Note 2 to s. 198C(5)........	am. No. 93, 1998; No. 13, 1999
Subhead. to s. 198D(1)......	rs. No. 93, 1998
	am. No. 13, 1999
S. 198D.................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 93, 1998; Nos. 13 and 83, 1999; No. 30, 2003
S. 198E.................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	rs. No. 93, 1998
	am. No. 13, 1999; No. 132, 2000
S. 198F.................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 84, 1996; No. 93, 1998; No. 13, 1999
Note to s. 198F(1A).........	rs. No. 13, 1999
S. 198G.................	ad. No. 143, 1995
Heading to s. 198H.........	am. No. 93, 1998; No. 13, 1999
S. 198H.................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 84, 1996; No. 93, 1998; No. 13, 1999; No. 54, 2002; No. 30, 2003
Heading to s. 198HA........	am. No. 13, 1999
S. 198HA................	ad. No. 93, 1998
	am. No. 13, 1999; No. 54, 2002; No. 30, 2003
Note 3 to s. 198HA(2).......	rs. No. 13, 1999
Subhead. to s. 198HB(3).....	am. No. 83, 1999
S. 198HB................	ad. No. 13, 1999
	am. No. 83, 1999; No. 54, 2002
Heading to s. 198J.........	am. No. 93, 1998; No. 13, 1999
	rs. No. 54, 2002
S. 198J.................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 84, 1996; No. 93, 1998; No. 13, 1999; No. 54, 2002
Heading to s. 198JA........	am. No. 13, 1999
	rs. No. 54, 2002
S. 198JA................	ad. No. 93, 1998
	am. No. 13, 1999; No. 54, 2002
Note 3 to s. 198JA(2).......	rs. No. 13, 1999
Heading to s. 198JB........	rs. No. 54, 2002
Subhead. to s. 198JB(3).....	am. No. 83, 1999
S. 198JB................	ad. No. 13, 1999
	am. No. 83, 1999; No. 54, 2002
Ss. 198JC–198JH..........	ad. No. 54, 2002
Heading to s. 198K.........	am. No. 13, 1999
S. 198K.................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 84, 1996; No. 93, 1998; No. 13, 1999; No. 54, 2002; No. 30, 2003
Heading to s. 198L.........	am. No. 93, 1998; No. 13, 1999
	rs. No. 54, 2002
S. 198L.................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 84, 1996; No. 93, 1998; No. 13, 1999; No. 54, 2002
Ss. 198LA, 198LB..........	ad. No. 54, 2002
S. 198M.................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 84, 1996; No. 13, 1999
S. 198MA................	ad. No. 93, 1998
	am. No. 13, 1999
Note to s. 198MA..........	rs. No. 13, 1999
Subhead. to s. 198N(1)......	am. No. 93, 1998; No. 13, 1999
S. 198N.................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 84, 1996; No. 93, 1998; Nos. 13 and 83, 1999; No. 30, 2003
Note to s. 198N(5).........	am. No. 93, 1998
Note 2 to s. 198N(5)........	ad. No. 93, 1998
	rs. No. 13, 1999
Note 1 to s. 198N(6)........	am. No. 93, 1998; No. 13, 1999
S. 198P.................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 93, 1998; No. 13, 1999; No. 30, 2003
S. 198Q.................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 84, 1996
	rs. No. 93, 1998; No. 13, 1999
Subdivision B
Heading to s. 199..........	am. No. 84, 1996
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 199..................	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 229, 1992; No. 84, 1996; No. 5, 1997
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 201AA................	ad. No. 5, 1997
	am. No. 152, 1999; No. 94, 2000
S. 201AB................	ad. No. 5, 1997
	am. No. 152, 1999
S. 202..................	rs. No. 116, 1991
	am. Nos. 98 and 184, 1994; No. 104, 1995; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; No. 45, 1998; No. 52, 2004
Note 3 to s. 202(2).........	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 202A.................	ad. No. 138, 2000
Division 4
Heading to Div. 4 of Part 2.5..	rs. No. 84, 1996
Heading to s. 210..........	am. No. 84, 1996
S. 210..................	am. No. 84, 1996
Division 9
Subdivision A
Heading to Subdiv. A of Div. 9 of Part 2.5	rs. No. 84, 1996
Heading to s. 235..........	am. No. 84, 1996
S. 235..................	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 229, 1992; Nos. 105 and 143, 1995; No. 84, 1996; No. 13, 1999
Heading to s. 236..........	am. No. 84, 1996
S. 236..................	am. No. 84, 1996
S. 236A.................	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 184, 1994; Nos. 105 and 143, 1995; No. 84, 1996; No. 45, 1998; No. 13, 1999; No. 30, 2003
Note to s. 236A(1)..........	rep. No. 73, 2002
S. 236B.................	ad. No. 13, 1999
Subdivision B
Heading to Subdiv. B of Div. 9 of Part 2.5	rs. No. 13, 1999
S. 237..................	am. Nos. 116, 141 and 194, 1991; No. 81, 1992; No. 121, 1993; Nos. 63 and 109, 1994; No. 105, 1995; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; Nos. 197 and 202, 1997; No. 13, 1999
Note 3 to s. 237(1).........	am. No. 197, 1997
Note to s. 237(2)...........	am. No. 132, 1998
S. 238..................	rs. No. 194, 1991
	am. No. 105, 1995; No. 132, 1998; No. 13, 1999
Note to s. 238(1)...........	ad. No. 13, 1999
S. 239..................	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 132, 1998; No. 13, 1999
Heading to s. 240..........	am. No. 84, 1996
S. 240..................	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 84, 1996
S. 241..................	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 132, 1998; No. 13, 1999
S. 242..................	am. No. 105, 1995; No. 44, 1999
S. 243..................	am. No. 194, 1991
	rep. No. 229, 1992
	ad. No. 13, 1999
Subdivision D
S. 246..................	am. No. 116, 1991; Nos. 69 and 81, 1992; No. 105, 1995; No. 84, 1996; No. 132, 1998
Part 2.5A
Part 2.5A................	ad. No. 60, 2004
Ss. 247, 248..............	ad. No. 60, 2004
Part 2.5B
Part 2.5B................	ad. No. 55, 2005
Ss. 249, 250..............	ad. No. 55, 2005
Part 2.5C
Part 2.5C................	ad. No. 55, 2005
Ss. 251, 252..............	ad. No. 55, 2005
Part 2.5D
Part 2.5D................	ad. No. 41, 2006
Ss. 253, 254..............	ad. No. 41, 2006
Part 2.5E
Part 2.5E................	ad. No. 41, 2006
Ss. 255, 256..............	ad. No. 41, 2006
Part 2.5F
Part 2.5F................	ad. No. 41, 2006
Ss. 257, 258..............	ad. No. 41, 2006
Part 2.5G
Part 2.5G................	ad. No. 41, 2006
Ss. 259, 260..............	ad. No. 41, 2006
Part 2.7
Heading to Part 2.7.........	am. No. 174, 1994
Division 1
Heading to Div. 1 of Part 2.7..	am. No. 174, 1994
Subdivision A
Heading to s. 315..........	am. No. 174, 1994
S. 315..................	am. Nos. 74 and 175, 1991; No. 81, 1992; Nos. 161 and 174, 1994; No. 143, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 132, 1998; Nos. 70 and 94, 2000
Subdivision B
Heading to s. 316..........	am. No. 174, 1994
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 316..................	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 229, 1992; Nos. 174 and 184, 1994; Nos. 45 and 132, 1998
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 321..................	rs. No. 116, 1991
	am. No. 74, 1991; Nos. 164, 174 and 184, 1994; No. 104, 1995; No. 45, 1998
Note 3 to s. 321(2).........	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 321A.................	ad. No. 138, 2000
Division 4
Heading to Div. 4 of Part 2.7..	am. No. 174, 1994
Heading to s. 329..........	am. No. 174, 1994
S. 329..................	am. No. 174, 1994
Division 9
Subdivision B
S. 359..................	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 69, 1992; No. 174, 1994; No. 132, 1998
Part 2.8
Division 1
Subdivision A
S. 362A.................	ad. No. 84, 1996
	am. No. 30, 2003
S. 362..................	am. Nos. 74, 115, 141 and 175, 1991; No. 81, 1992; No. 161, 1994; No. 143, 1995; No. 197, 1997
Note 2 to s. 362(1).........	am. No. 197, 1997
Subdivision B
S. 364..................	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 229, 1992; No. 184, 1994; No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 368..................	rs. No. 116, 1991
	am. No. 164, 1994; No. 104, 1995
Note 3 to s. 368(2).........	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 368A.................	ad. No. 138, 2000
Division 9
Subdivision B
S. 407..................	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 69, 1992; No. 132, 1998
Part 2.8A
Part 2.8A................	ad. No. 174, 1994
Division 1
S. 408AA................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 84, 1996
Division 2
Subdivision A
S. 408BA................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 84, 1996; No. 5, 1997; No. 152, 1999; No. 94, 2000
Note 3 to s. 408BA(2).......	am. No. 152, 1999
	rep. No. 94, 2000
S. 408BB................	ad. No. 174, 1994
Subdivision B
S. 408CA................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 93, 1998; No. 152, 1999
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 408CE................	ad. No. 174, 1994
S. 408CF................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	am. Nos. 45 and 93, 1998; No. 138, 2000; No. 73, 2002
Note 2 to s. 408CF(2).......	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 408CG................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	rs. No. 152, 1999
S. 408CH................	ad. No. 93, 1998
Division 5
S. 408FA................	ad. No. 174, 1994
S. 408GI................	ad. No. 152, 1999
Part 2.10
Part 2.10................	ad. No. 197, 1997
Division 1
Subdivision A
S. 500..................	am. No. 116, 1991
	rep. No. 141, 1991
	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 94, 2000; No. 35, 2003
S. 500A.................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 94, 2000
S. 500B.................	ad. No. 197, 1997
S. 500C.................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 132, 1998
S. 500D.................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 116, 1998; No. 13, 1999
	rs. No. 172, 1999
S. 500E.................	ad. No. 197, 1997
Heading to s. 500F.........	am. No. 122, 2003
Ss. 500F, 500G...........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 94, 2000; No. 122, 2003
S. 500H.................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 122, 2003
Subdivision B
Heading to Subdiv. B of Div. 1 of Part 2.10	rs. No. 35, 2003
S. 500I..................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. Nos. 45 and 93, 1998; Nos. 44 and 152, 1999
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 500P.................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 30, 2003
Heading to s. 500Q.........	rs. No. 82, 1999
S. 500Q.................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 82, 1999
S. 500R.................	ad. No. 197, 1997
S. 500S.................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 82, 1999
	am. No. 52, 2004
Note 3 to s. 500S(2)........	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 500V.................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 82, 1999; No. 138, 2000
S. 500VA................	ad. No. 138, 2000
S. 500W.................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	rs. No. 152, 1999
Note 2 to s. 500W..........	am. No. 83, 1999
S. 500X.................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 30, 2003
Heading to s. 500Y.........	am. No. 45, 1998
S. 500Y.................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 30, 2003
S. 500Z.................	ad. No. 93, 1998
Subdivision C
Subdiv. C of Div. 1 of Part 2.10	ad. No. 35, 2003
Ss. 500ZA–500ZE.........	ad. No. 35, 2003
Division 2
Div. 2 of Part 2.10..........	ad. No. 35, 2003
S. 501..................	ad. No. 35, 2003
Ss. 501A–501C...........	ad. No. 35, 2003
Division 4
Subdivision A
Heading to Subdiv. A of Div. 4 of Part 2.10	ad. No. 35, 2003
S. 503..................	rep. No. 141, 1991
	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 82, 1999
Ss. 503A, 503AA..........	ad. No. 35, 2003
Subdivision B
Subdiv. B of Div. 4 of Part 2.10	ad. No. 35, 2003
Ss. 503B–503E...........	ad. No. 35, 2003
Subdivision C
Heading to Subdiv. C of Div. 4 of Part 2.10	ad. No. 35, 2003
S. 504N.................	ad. No. 152, 1999
Division 9
Subdivision A
S. 512..................	rep. No. 141, 1991
	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 132, 1998; No. 82, 1999
Subdivision B
S. 513..................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 132, 1998
Note 1 to s. 513(2).........	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 513A.................	ad. No. 197, 1997
Subdivision C
S. 514..................	ad. No. 197, 1997
S. 514A.................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 73, 2002
S. 514B.................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 30, 2003
S. 514C.................	ad. No. 197, 1997
S. 514D.................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 152, 1999
S. 514E.................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 132, 1998
S. 514F.................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 44, 1999
Subdivision D
S. 514FA................	ad. No. 152, 1999
Part 2.11
Part 2.11................	ad. No. 18, 1998
Division 1
Subdivision A
S. 540..................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 152, 1999; No. 94, 2000; No. 18, 2001
S. 540A.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 106, 2000
S. 540AA................	ad. No. 66, 2005
Ss. 540B, 540C...........	ad. No. 18, 1998
Subdivision B
S. 541..................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 94, 2000; No. 35, 2003; No. 66, 2005
Note to s. 541(2)...........	rep. No. 35, 2003
S. 541A.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 35, 2003
S. 541B.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 106, 2000; Nos. 30 and 150, 2003
S. 541C.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
S. 541D.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 152, 1999; No. 10, 2001; No. 154, 2005 (as am. by SLI 2006 No. 50)
Heading to s. 541E.........	am. No. 35, 2003
Subhead. to s. 541E(1)......	am. No. 35, 2003
Subhead. to s. 541E(3)......	am. No. 35, 2003
S. 541E.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 35, 2003
S. 541F.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
Subdivision C
S. 542..................	ad. No. 18, 1998
S. 542A.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. SLI 2006 No. 50
Ss. 542B–542E...........	ad. No. 18, 1998
S. 542F.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 100, 2005
S. 542G.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	rs. No. 10, 2001
S. 542H.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 147, 2002
Subdivision D
S. 543..................	ad. No. 18, 1998
S. 543A.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 106, 2000; No. 66, 2005
S. 543B.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 66, 2005
Subdivision E
S. 544..................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 147, 2002; Nos. 35 and 122, 2003
S. 544A.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 154, 2005
Subhead. to s. 544B(7)......	am. No. 35, 2003
Subhead. to s. 544B(8)......	am. No. 35, 2003
S. 544B.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 35, 2003
Note to s. 544B(7)..........	rep. No. 35, 2003
S. 544C.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 35, 2003
S. 544D.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
S. 544E.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
Subdiv. F of Div. 1 of Part 2.11	rep. No. 94, 2000
S. 545..................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	rep. No. 94, 2000
Ss. 545A–545C...........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	rep. No. 94, 2000
Subdivision G
S. 546..................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 152, 1999; No. 30, 2003; No. 100, 2005
Division 2
Subdivision A
Subdiv. A of Div. 2 of Part 2.11	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 547..................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 547AA................	ad. No. 154, 2005
Subdivision AB
Subdiv. AB of Div. 2 of Part 2.11	ad. No. 45, 1998
Ss. 547A, 547B...........	ad. No. 45, 1998
S. 547C.................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998
S. 547D.................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 132, 2000
Ss. 547E, 547F............	ad. No. 45, 1998
S. 547G.................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 138, 2000
Subdivision C
S. 549..................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	rs. No. 192, 1999
Heading to s. 549A(3).......	am. No. 45, 1998
S. 549A.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 35, 2003; No. 100, 2005
S. 549B.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
S. 549C.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
S. 549D.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 100, 2005
S. 549E.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
S. 549F.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
Subdivision D
S. 550..................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 550A.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 106, 2000
Note to s. 550A............	rep. No. 100, 2005
S. 550B.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 30, 2003
S. 550C.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 35, 2003
Ss. 550D–550H...........	ad. No. 18, 1998
Subdivision F
Heading to Subdiv. F of Div. 2 of Part 2.11	rs. No. 45, 1998
Heading to s. 552..........	am. No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 552..................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 152, 1999
	rs. No. 192, 1999
	am. No. 106, 2000; No. 73, 2002; No. 30, 2003; No. 52, 2004
S. 552A.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 106, 2000; No. 30, 2003; No. 66, 2005
S. 552B.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
S. 552C.................	ad. No. 152, 1999
Subdivision G
S. 553..................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 553A.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
S. 553B.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 152, 1999; No. 35, 2003
Subhead. to s. 553C(4)......	am. No. 35, 2003
S. 553C.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	rs. No. 93, 1998; No. 35, 2003
Division 5
Subdivision A
S. 556..................	ad. No. 18, 1998
S. 556A.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 68, 1999; No. 35, 2003
Note to s. 556A............	rep. No. 35, 2003
Subdivision B
S. 557..................	ad. No. 18, 1998
S. 557A.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998; Nos. 30, 35 and 122, 2003
S. 557B.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 35, 2003
Ss. 557C–557E...........	ad. No. 18, 1998
Subdivision C
S. 558..................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 192, 1999; No. 30, 2003
S. 558A.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998; Nos. 30, 35 and 122, 2003
S. 558B.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 35, 2003
Ss. 558C–558G...........	ad. No. 18, 1998
S. 559J.................	ad. No. 152, 1999
Division 10
S. 567..................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 73, 2002
Ss. 567A–567C...........	ad. No. 18, 1998
S. 567D.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 132, 1998
Subhead. to s. 567E(2)......	am. No. 44, 1999
S. 567E.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 44, 1999
S. 567F.................	ad. No. 152, 1999
Part 2.11A
Part 2.11A...............	ad. No. 45, 1998
Division 1
Subdivision A
S. 568..................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 94, 2000
S. 568AA................	ad. No. 66, 2005
S. 568A.................	ad. No. 45, 1998
Subdivision B
S. 569..................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 66, 2005
S. 569A.................	ad. No. 45, 1998
S. 569B.................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 30, 2003
S. 569C.................	ad. No. 45, 1998
S. 569D.................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 106, 2000
S. 569E.................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 150, 2003
S. 569F.................	ad. No. 45, 1998
S. 569G.................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 30, 2003
S. 569H.................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 106, 2000; No. 30, 2003
Subdivision C
S. 570..................	ad. No. 45, 1998
Subdiv. D of Div. 1 of Part 2.11A	rep. No. 94, 2000
S. 571..................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rep. No. 94, 2000
S. 571A.................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rep. No. 94, 2000
Division 2
Subdivision A
S. 572..................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 192, 1999
Subdivision B
S. 573..................	ad. No. 45, 1998
S. 573A.................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 73, 2002; No. 52, 2004
S. 573B.................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998
Ss. 573C–573E...........	ad. No. 45, 1998
Subdivision D
S. 575..................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 575A.................	ad. No. 45, 1998
Note 2 to s. 575A(1)........	rep. No. 30, 2003
Ss. 575B–575F............	ad. No. 45, 1998
Subdivision E
S. 576..................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 576A.................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 106, 2000
Ss. 576B–576G...........	ad. No. 45, 1998
Subdiv. F of Div. 2 of Part 2.11A	rep. No. 192, 1999
S. 577..................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rep. No. 192, 1999
Ss. 577A–577D...........	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rep. No. 192, 1999
Subdivision G
S. 578..................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 192, 1999
	am. No. 73, 2002; No. 30, 2003; No. 52, 2004
S. 578A.................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 106, 2000; No. 30, 2003; No. 66, 2005
S. 578B.................	ad. No. 45, 1998
Division 5
Subdivision A
S. 581..................	ad. No. 45, 1998
Subdivision B
S. 582..................	ad. No. 45, 1998
Ss. 582A–582D...........	ad. No. 45, 1998
Subdivision C
S. 583..................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 30, 2003
Ss. 583A–583G...........	ad. No. 45, 1998
Division 10
S. 592..................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 73, 2002
Ss. 592A–592C...........	ad. No. 45, 1998
S. 592D.................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 132, 1998
Subhead. to s. 592E(2)......	am. No. 44, 1999
S. 592E.................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 44, 1999
Part 2.12
Part 2.12................	ad. No. 68, 1991
Division 1
Subdivision A
S. 593..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; Nos. 229 and 230, 1992; No. 121, 1993; Nos. 161, 177 and 184, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 202, 1997; Nos. 45 and 93, 1998; No. 152, 1999; No. 94, 2000; No. 18, 2001; No. 73, 2002; No. 35, 2003
Note to s. 593(1)(g).........	rep. No. 94, 2000
Note to s. 593(2)(g).........	rep. No. 30, 2003
Note 12 to s. 593(1)........	am. No. 45, 1998
Note 13 to s. 593(1)........	am. No. 94, 2000
Note to s. 593(1B)(b)........	rep. No. 94, 2000
Note 9 to s. 593(2).........	am. No. 45, 1998
Note 10 to s. 593(2)........	am. No. 94, 2000
S. 595..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. Nos. 229 and 230, 1992; No. 177, 1994; No. 93, 1998; No. 35, 2003
S. 596..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 84, 1996; SLI 2006 No. 50
S. 596A.................	ad. No. 81, 1992
S. 598..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. Nos. 175 and 194, 1991; No. 121, 1993; No. 161, 1994; No. 104, 1995; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; No. 197, 1997; No. 93, 1998; No. 35, 2003
S. 600..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. Nos. 116 and 175, 1991; No. 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 1, 1996
	rs. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 152, 1999; Nos. 30 and 35, 2003
Subdivision B
S. 601..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 230, 1992; No. 121, 1993; Nos. 161 and 177, 1994; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; No. 109, 1997; No. 93, 1998; No. 152, 1999; No. 94, 2000; No. 10, 2001; Nos. 30 and 35, 2003; No. 154, 2005 (as am. by SLI 2006 No. 50)
S. 601A.................	ad. No. 84, 1996
	am. No. 109, 1997; No. 35, 2003
S. 602..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 230, 1992
	rs. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 70, 2000
S. 602A.................	ad. No. 104, 1995
S. 603..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 229, 1992; No. 10, 2001; No. 35, 2003
S. 603A.................	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 184, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 106, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 147, 2002
S. 603AAA...............	ad. No. 106, 1997
S. 603AA................	ad. No. 1, 1996
	rs. No. 84, 1996
Subdivision BA
Subdiv. BA of Div. 1 of Part 2.12	ad. No. 1, 1996
S. 603BA................	ad. No. 202, 1997
S. 603B.................	ad. No. 1, 1996
S. 603C.................	ad. No. 1, 1996
	am. SLI 2006 No. 50
S. 603F.................	ad. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 84, 1996
Subdivision C
S. 604..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 121, 1993; No. 184, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 202, 1997; Nos. 45 and 93, 1998; No. 147, 2002
S. 605..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 1, 1996; No. 202, 1997; No. 154, 2005
S. 606..................	am. No. 121, 1993; No. 161, 1994; No. 109, 1997; No. 93, 1998; No. 35, 2003
S. 607..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 105, 1995; No. 93, 1998; No. 35, 2003
Ss. 607A, 607B...........	ad. No. 161, 1994
	am. No. 1, 1996; No. 45, 1998
Subdivision D
S. 608..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 175, 1991; Nos. 229 and 230, 1992; Nos. 109 and 177, 1994; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; Nos. 45 and 93, 1998; No. 152, 1999
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 611..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 1, 1996; No. 45, 1998
S. 612..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 184, 1994; No. 104, 1995; No. 45, 1998; No. 73, 2002
S. 613..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 177, 1994
S. 614..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. Nos. 74 and 194, 1991; Nos. 36 and 121, 1993; Nos. 164 and 184, 1994; No. 104, 1995; No. 1, 1996; Nos. 45, 93 and 132, 1998; No. 106, 2000; No. 73, 2002; No. 52, 2004
S. 614A.................	ad. No. 175, 1991
	rs. No. 152, 1999
S. 614B.................	ad. No. 202, 1997
	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 615..................	ad. No. 154, 2005
Subdivision E
S. 620..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. Nos. 81 and 230, 1992; Nos. 25, 36 and 121, 1993; Nos. 55 and 184, 1994; No. 104, 1995; No. 1, 1996; No. 197, 1997; Nos. 45 and 93, 1998; Nos. 30 and 35, 2003
Note 1 to s. 620(2).........	rep. No. 30, 2003
Note 9 to s. 620...........	ad. No. 197, 1997
S. 621..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 143, 1995; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; No. 45, 1998; No. 30, 2003
Note 1 to s. 621(1).........	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 623A.................	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 25, 1993
	rs. No. 109, 1994
	am. No. 161, 1994; No. 5, 1997; No. 152, 1999; No. 18, 2001
S. 623B.................	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 25, 1993
	rs. No. 109, 1994
	am. No. 5, 1997; No. 152, 1999
Subdivision F
Heading to Subdiv. F of Div. 1 of Part 2.12	am. No. 109, 1994 rs. No. 106, 1997
Heading to s. 624..........	rs. No. 106, 1997
S. 624..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 121, 1993; Nos. 63, 109 and 177, 1994; No. 104, 1995; No. 106, 1997; No. 93, 1998; No. 35, 2003
Note to s. 624.............	ad. No. 106, 1997
Heading to s. 625..........	rs. No. 106, 1997
S. 625..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 121, 1993; Nos. 109 and 177, 1994; No. 104, 1995; No. 106, 1997; No. 93, 1998; No. 35, 2003
Heading to s. 626..........	rs. No. 106, 1997
S. 626..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 121, 1993; Nos. 109 and 177, 1994; No. 104, 1995; No. 106, 1997; No. 93, 1998; No. 35, 2003
S. 628..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 109, 1994; No. 84, 1996
	rs. No. 106, 1997
S. 629..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 109, 1994
	rs. No. 106, 1997
S. 630..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 109, 1994
	rs. No. 84, 1996; No. 106, 1997
S. 630AA................	ad. No. 84, 1996
	rs. No. 106, 1997
	am. No. 30, 2003
S. 630A.................	ad. No. 109, 1994
	am. No. 177, 1994; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996
	rs. No. 106, 1997
	am. No. 35, 2003
Heading to s. 630B.........	am. No. 106, 1997
S. 630B.................	ad. No. 109, 1994
	rs. No. 177, 1994
	am. No. 84, 1996; No. 106, 1997; No. 35, 2003
Note to s. 630B(6)..........	am. No. 84, 1996
Heading to s. 630BA........	am. No. 106, 1997
S. 630BA................	ad. No. 177, 1994
	am. No. 84, 1996; No. 106, 1997
S. 630BBA...............	ad. No. 106, 1997
S. 630BB................	ad. No. 177, 1994
	am. No. 84, 1996
	rs. No. 106, 1997
S. 630BC................	ad. No. 177, 1994
	rs. No. 84, 1996
	am. No. 106, 1997
S. 630BD................	ad. No. 84, 1996
	rs. No. 106, 1997
Subdivision G
Heading to Subdiv. F of Div. 1 of Part 2.12	ad. No. 109, 1994
Renumbered Subdiv. G....	No. 177, 1994
S. 631..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 121, 1993; No. 109, 1994; No. 104, 1995
	rs. No. 84, 1996
	am. No. 192, 1999; No. 30, 2003
Subdivision GA
Subdiv. GA of Div. 1 of Part 2.12	ad. No. 109, 1997
Heading to Subdiv. GA of Div. 1 of Part 2.12	rs. No. 35, 2003
S. 631A.................	ad. No. 109, 1994
	rep. No. 84, 1996
	ad. No. 109, 1997
Heading to s. 631B.........	am. No. 35, 2003
S. 631B.................	ad. No. 109, 1994
	rs. No. 177, 1994
	rep. No. 84, 1996
	ad. No. 109, 1997
	am. Nos. 30 and 35, 2003
Heading to s. 631C.........	am. No. 35, 2003
S. 631C.................	ad. No. 177, 1994
	rep. No. 84, 1996
	ad. No. 109, 1997
	am. No. 35, 2003
Subdivision GB
Subdiv. GB of Div. 1 of Part 2.12	ad. No. 30, 2003
Ss. 631D, 631E...........	ad. No. 30, 2003
Subdivision H
Heading to Subdiv. G of Div. 1 of Part 2.12	ad. No. 109, 1994
Renumbered Subdiv. H....	No. 177, 1994
Heading to Subdiv. H of Div. 1 of Part 2.12	rs. No. 84, 1996
S. 633..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 121, 1993; No. 104, 1995
	rs. No. 93, 1998
	am. No. 35, 2003
S. 634..................	rs. No. 68, 1991
	am. No. 121, 1993; No. 104, 1995; No. 84, 1996; No. 93, 1998; No. 152, 1999; No. 35, 2003
Note to s. 634(3)...........	ad. No. 152, 1999
Division 4
Subdivision A
Heading to Subdiv. A of Div. 4 of Part 2.12	ad. No. 84, 1996
S. 643..................	rs. No. 68, 1991; No. 1, 1996; No. 45, 1998
S. 644AAA...............	ad. No. 109, 1997
	am. No. 68, 1999; No. 35, 2003
Subdivision AA
Subdiv. AA of Div. 4 of Part 2.12	ad. No. 106, 1997
Ss. 644AA, 644AB.........	ad. No. 106, 1997
	am. No. 35, 2003
Ss. 644AC–644AE.........	ad. No. 106, 1997
Subdivision B
Subdiv. B of Div. 4 of Part 2.12	ad. No. 84, 1996
S. 644B.................	ad. No. 84, 1996
	am. No. 35, 2003
S. 644C.................	ad. No. 84, 1996
	am. No. 106, 1997; No. 35, 2003
Ss. 644D, 644E...........	ad. No. 84, 1996
	rs. No. 106, 1997
S. 644EA................	ad. No. 106, 1997
S. 644F.................	ad. No. 84, 1996
S. 644G.................	ad. No. 84, 1996
S. 644H.................	ad. No. 84, 1996
	am. No. 45, 1998
S. 653A.................	ad. No. 161, 1994
	rep. No. 143, 1995
	ad. No. 152, 1999
Division 9
Heading to Div. 9 of Part 2.12	am. No. 175, 1991
Subdivision AA
Subdiv. AA of Div. 9 of Part 2.12	ad. No. 175, 1991
S. 660LA................	ad. No. 175, 1991
	am. No. 229, 1992; No. 1, 1996
S. 660LB................	ad. No. 175, 1991
	am. No. 55, 1994
Ss. 660LC, 660LD.........	ad. No. 175, 1991
S. 660LE................	ad. No. 175, 1991
	am. No. 132, 1998
S. 660LF................	ad. No. 175, 1991
	am. No. 44, 1999
S. 660LG relocated ..............	ad. No. 152, 1999 No. 100, 2005
Part 2.12A
Heading to Part 2.12A.......	rs. No. 1, 1996
Part 2.12A...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
Division 1
Heading to Div. 1 of Part 2.12A	rs. No. 1, 1996
S. 660XAA...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 1, 1996
S. 660XAB...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	rs. No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 1, 1996; No. 30, 2003
Division 2
Subdivision A
S. 660XBA...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. Nos. 55, 63 and 161, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 93, 1998; No. 94, 2000
Ss. 660XBB, 660XBC.......	ad. No. 121, 1993
S. 660XBE...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 84, 1996; SLI 2006 No. 50
S. 660XBH...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	rep. No. 94, 2000
Subdivision B
S. 660XBI................	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 94, 2000
Note 3 to s. 660XBI(2).......	rep. No. 94, 2000
S. 660XBJ...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
S. 660XBK...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	rep. No. 94, 2000
Division 3
Subdivision A
S. 660XCA...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 152, 1999
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 660XCF...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 164, 1994
Note 2 to s. 660XCF(2)......	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 660XCG...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 132, 1998; No. 138, 2000
Subdivision B
S. 660XCI...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 660XCN...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 164, 1994
S. 660XCO...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. Nos. 45 and 132, 1998
S. 660XCP...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 132, 1998
Division 6
S. 660XFA...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
Division 11
Subdivision A
S. 660XKA...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 184, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 45, 1998
Note to s. 660XKA(3).......	am. No. 132, 1998
Ss. 660XKB–660XKD.......	ad. No. 121, 1993
S. 660XKE...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 132, 1998
S. 660XKF...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 44, 1999
Subdivision B
S. 660XKG...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 132, 1998
Note 1 to s. 660XKG(2)......	rep. No. 30, 2003
Subdivision C
Ss. 660XKH, 660XKI........	ad. No. 121, 1993
Subdivision D
S. 660XKJ...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
S. 660XKK...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 132, 1998
S. 660XKL...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 132, 1998
S. 660XKM...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 132, 1998
S. 660XKN...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 44, 1999
Part 2.12B
Part 2.12B...............	ad. No. 1, 1996
Division 1
Heading to Div. 1 of Part 2.12B	rs. No. 35, 2003
S. 660YAA...............	ad. No. 1, 1996
S. 660YAB...............	ad. No. 35, 2003
	am. No. 122, 2003
Division 2
S. 660YBA...............	ad. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 197, 1997; No. 94, 2000; No. 73, 2002
Note to s. 660YBA(5).......	ad. No. 152, 1999
	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 660YBB...............	ad. No. 1, 1996
S. 660YBC...............	ad. No. 1, 1996
	rep. No. 94, 2000
Division 3
S. 660YCA...............	ad. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 1, 1996; No. 5, 1997; No. 93, 1998; No. 152, 1999
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 660YCF...............	ad. No. 1, 1997
	am. No. 73, 2002; No. 52, 2004
Note 2 to s. 660YCF(2)......	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 660YCFA..............	ad. No. 5, 1997
	am. No. 152, 1999; No. 94, 2000; No. 18, 2001
S. 660YCFB..............	ad. No. 5, 1997
	am. No. 152, 1999; No. 94, 2000
S. 660YCG...............	ad. No. 1, 1996
	am. Nos. 45 and 93, 1998; No. 138, 2000
S. 660YCH...............	ad. No. 1, 1996
	rs. No. 152, 1999
S. 660YCI...............	ad. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 1, 1996 (as am. by No. 100, 2005)
Note 2 to s. 660YCI.........	am. No. 30, 2003
S. 660YCJ...............	ad. No. 1, 1996
S. 660YCK...............	ad. No. 1, 1996
S. 660YCL...............	ad. No. 93, 1998
Division 6
S. 660YFA...............	ad. No. 1, 1996
S. 660YGI...............	ad. No. 152, 1999
Division 11
Subdivision A
S. 660YKA...............	ad. No. 1, 1996
Subdivision B
S. 660YKB...............	ad. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 73, 2002
Subdivision C
S. 660YKC...............	ad. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 73, 2002
S. 660YKD...............	ad. No. 1, 1996
S. 660YKE...............	ad. No. 1, 1996
S. 660YKF...............	ad. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 132, 1998
S. 660YKG...............	ad. No. 1, 1996
Subdivision D
Subdiv. D of Div. 11 of Part 2.12B	ad. No. 152, 1999
S. 660YKH...............	ad. No. 152, 1999
Part 2.13
Heading to s. 661..........	rs. No. 184, 1994; No. 104, 1995
S. 661..................	am. No. 68, 1991 (as am. by No. 229, 1992); No. 81, 1992; Nos. 55 and 184, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 45, 1998
S. 662..................	am. No. 68, 1999
Heading to s. 663..........	am. No. 184, 1994; No. 1, 1996
S. 664AAA...............	ad. No. 174, 1994
S. 664AAB...............	ad. No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 68, 1999
S. 664AA................	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 1, 1996
S. 664AB................	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 68, 1999
S. 664A.................	ad. No. 116, 1991
	am. Nos. 69 and 229, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 143, 1995; Nos. 114 and 197, 1997
S. 664B.................	ad. No. 116, 1991
	am. No. 68, 1999
S. 664C.................	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 175, 1991 (as am. by No. 229, 1992); No. 230, 1992; No. 143, 1995; No. 114, 1997
S. 664D.................	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 230, 1992; No. 68, 1999
S. 664E.................	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 143, 1995; No. 114, 1997
S. 664F.................	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 68, 1999
S. 664FA................	ad. No. 109, 1994
	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 664FB................	ad. No. 109, 1994
	am. No. 68, 1999
	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 664G.................	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 143, 1995; Nos. 114 and 197, 1997
S. 664H.................	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 68, 1999
S. 664HA................	ad. No. 105, 1995
	am. No. 143, 1995; No. 114, 1997
S. 664HB................	ad. No. 105, 1995
	am. No. 68, 1999
S. 664I..................	ad. No. 55, 1994
	am. No. 184, 1994; No. 1, 1996
S. 664J.................	ad. No. 55, 1994
	am. No. 68, 1999
S. 665..................	am. Nos. 116 and 141, 1991; No. 230, 1992; No. 109, 1994; Nos. 104 and 105, 1995; No. 45, 1998; No. 152, 1999; No. 30, 2003
S. 665AA................	ad. No. 35, 2003
Part 2.13A
Part 2.13A...............	ad. No. 175, 1991
Division 1
Heading to Div. 1 of Part 2.13A	ad. No. 230, 1992 rs. No. 30, 2003
Heading to s. 665A.........	rs. No. 30, 2003
S. 665A.................	ad. No. 175, 1991
	am. Nos. 138, 229 and 230, 1992; No. 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 30, 2003
S. 665B.................	ad. No. 175, 1991
	am. No. 68, 1999
S. 665C.................	ad. No. 175, 1991
	rs. No. 192, 1999
Division 2
Heading to Div. 2 of Part 2.13A	rs. No. 109, 1994
Div. 2 of Part 2.13A.........	ad. No. 230, 1992
S. 665E.................	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 138, 1992; No. 109, 1994; No. 202, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 30, 2003
S. 665F.................	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 68, 1999
S. 665G.................	ad. No. 230, 1992
	rs. No. 192, 1999
Division 3
Div. 3 of Part 2.13A.........	ad. No. 230, 1992
S. 665I..................	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 138, 1992; No. 45, 1998; No. 30, 2003
S. 665J.................	ad. No. 230, 1992
S. 665K.................	ad. No. 230, 1992
	rs. No. 192, 1999
Division 4
Div. 4 of Part 2.13A.........	ad. No. 230, 1992
S. 665M.................	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 138, 1992; No. 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998
S. 665N.................	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 68, 1999
S. 665P.................	ad. No. 230, 1992
	rs. No. 192, 1999
Division 6
Heading to Div. 6 of Part 2.13A	rs. No. 45, 1998; No. 30, 2003
Div. 6 of Part 2.13A.........	ad. No. 121, 1993 rs. No. 1, 1996
S. 665U.................	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 104, 1995
	rs. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 30, 2003
S. 665V.................	ad. No. 121, 1993
	rs. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 68, 1999
S. 665W.................	ad. No. 121, 1993
	rs. No. 1, 1996; No. 192, 1999
Division 7
Div. 7 of Part 2.13A.........	ad. No. 121, 1993
S. 665Y.................	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 1, 1996; No. 45, 1998
S. 665Z.................	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 68, 1999
S. 665ZA................	ad. No. 121, 1993
	rs. No. 192, 1999
Division 8
Div. 8 of Part 2.13A.........	ad. No. 174, 1994
S. 665ZC................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 45, 1998
S. 665ZD................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 68, 1999
S. 665ZE................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	rs. No. 192, 1999
Division 8A
Heading to Div. 8A of Part 2.13A	rs. No. 84, 1996
Div. 8A of Part 2.13A........	ad. No. 105, 1995
Heading to s. 665ZFA.......	am. No. 84, 1996
S. 665ZFA...............	ad. No. 105, 1995
	am. No. 84, 1996; No. 45, 1998
S. 665ZFB...............	ad. No. 105, 1995
	am. No. 68, 1999
S. 665ZFC...............	ad. No. 105, 1995
	rs. No. 192, 1999
Division 9
Div. 9 of Part 2.13A.........	ad. No. 174, 1994
S. 665ZG................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 45, 1998
S. 665ZH................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 68, 1999
S. 665ZJ................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	rs. No. 192, 1999
Division 10
Div. 10 of Part 2.13A........	ad. No. 174, 1994
S. 665ZL................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 45, 1998
S. 665ZM................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	rs. No. 192, 1999 (as rep. by No. 70, 2000)
S. 665ZN................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	rs. No. 192, 1999 (as am. by No. 70, 2000)
Division 11
Div. 11 of Part 2.13A........	ad. No. 174, 1994
S. 665ZQ................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 45, 1998
S. 665ZR................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 68, 1999
S. 665ZS................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	rs. No. 192, 1999
Division 12
Heading to Div. 12 of Part 2.13A	rs. No. 30, 2003
Div. 12 of Part 2.13A........	ad. No. 174, 1994
Heading to s. 665ZU........	rs. No. 30, 2003
S. 665ZU................	am. No. 197, 1997
Note 2 to s. 665ZU.........	rs. No. 197, 1997
S. 665ZV................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 68, 1999
S. 665ZW................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	rs. No. 192, 1999
Division 13
Div. 13 of Part 2.13A........	ad. No. 143, 1995
S. 665ZY................	ad. No. 143, 1995
Note to s. 665ZY(2).........	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 665ZZ................	ad. No. 143, 1995
Part 2.14
Part 2.14................	ad. No. 141, 1991
Division 1
Subdivision A
S. 666..................	am. Nos. 68 and 116, 1991; No. 109, 1994
	rs. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 175, 1991; Nos. 81, 229 and 230, 1992; Nos. 36 and 121, 1993; No. 184, 1994; No. 143, 1995; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; No. 202, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 94, 2000; No. 18, 2001
S. 667..................	rs. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 229, 1992; Nos. 36 and 121, 1993; No. 109, 1994; No. 143, 1995; No. 1, 1996; No. 202, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 94, 2000
S. 669..................	am. Nos. 68 and 116, 1991
	rs. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 229, 1992; No. 84, 1996
Note to s. 669(4)...........	am. No. 30, 2003
S. 674..................	am. No. 116, 1991
	rs. No. 141, 1991
	rep. No. 94, 2000
S. 676..................	am. No. 116, 1991
	rs. No. 141, 1991
	am. Nos. 161 and 184, 1994; No. 143, 1995; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; No. 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998
Note to s. 676(2)...........	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rep. No. 30, 2003
Subdivision B
S. 677..................	rs. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 133, 1992 (as am. by No. 229, 1992); Nos. 229 and 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 184, 1994; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; No. 45, 1998; No. 44, 1999
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 680..................	rs. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 1, 1996; No. 45, 1998
S. 681..................	rs. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 184, 1994; No. 45, 1998; No. 73, 2002
S. 685..................	am. No. 68, 1991
	rs. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 229, 1992
S. 686..................	rs. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 229, 1992; Nos. 164 and 184, 1994; No. 104, 1995; No. 1, 1996; No. 45, 1998 (as am. by No. 100, 2005); No. 152, 1999; No. 138, 2000; No. 73, 2002; No. 52, 2004
Note 3 to s. 686(2).........	rep. No. 30, 2003
Subdivision C
S. 693..................	rs. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 81, 1992; No. 25, 1993; Nos. 55 and 184, 1994; No. 105, 1995; No. 1, 1996; No. 197, 1997; No. 30, 2003
Note 1 to s. 693...........	rep. No. 30, 2003
Note 5 to s. 693...........	ad. No. 197, 1997
S. 694..................	rs. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; Nos. 229 and 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 143, 1995; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; No. 45, 1998; No. 70, 2000; No. 30, 2003
Note 1 to s. 694(1).........	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 696B.................	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 25, 1993
	rs. No. 109, 1994
	am. No. 161, 1994; No. 5, 1997; No. 152, 1999; No. 18, 2001
S. 696C.................	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 25, 1993
	rs. No. 109, 1994
	am. No. 5, 1997; No. 152, 1999
Division 9
Subdivision AA
Subdiv. AA of Div. 9 of Part 2.14	ad. No. 175, 1991
S. 728PA................	ad. No. 175, 1991
	am. No. 229, 1992; No. 1, 1996; No. 73, 2002
S. 728PB................	ad. No. 175, 1991
	am. No. 55, 1994
S. 728PC................	ad. No. 175, 1991
S. 728PD................	ad. No. 175, 1991
S. 728PE................	ad. No. 175, 1991
	am. No. 132, 1998
S. 728PF................	ad. No. 175, 1991
	am. No. 44, 1999
Part 2.15
Division 1
Subdivision A
S. 729..................	am. Nos. 68, 115, 116 and 194, 1991; Nos. 81 and 229, 1992; No. 25, 1993; Nos. 109, 161 and 184, 1994; No. 104, 1995; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; Nos. 5, 106 and 197, 1997; Nos. 45 and 93, 1998; No. 82, 1999; No. 94, 2000; Nos. 73 and 147, 2002; Nos. 30 and 35, 2003
Note 2 to s. 729(2).........	rep. No. 94, 2000
S. 729A.................	ad. No. 230, 1992
S. 729AA................	ad. No. 147, 2002
	am. SLI 2006 No. 50
S. 729B.................	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 30, 2003
Note to s. 729B(2)..........	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 729C.................	ad. No. 230, 1992
S. 730..................	am. No. 30, 2003
Subdivision AA
Subdiv. AA of Div. 1 of Part 2.15	ad. No. 147, 2002
S. 731..................	ad. No. 147, 2002
S. 731A.................	ad. No. 147, 2002
	am. No. 147, 2002
S. 731B.................	ad. No. 147, 2002
	am. No. 154, 2005 (as am. by SLI 2006 No. 50)
S. 731C.................	ad. No. 147, 2002
	am. No. 147, 2002
Ss. 731D–731H...........	ad. No. 147, 2002
S. 731J.................	ad. No. 147, 2002
	am. No. 128, 2004
S. 731JA................	ad. No. 147, 2002
S. 731K.................	ad. No. 147, 2002
	am. SLI 2006 No. 50
Subdivision AB
Subdiv. AB of Div. 1 of Part 2.15	ad. No. 147, 2002
S. 731L.................	ad. No. 147, 2002
S. 731M.................	ad. No. 147, 2002
	am. No. 147, 2002; No. 35, 2003
S. 731N.................	ad. No. 147, 2002
	am. No. 35, 2003
Subdivision B
S. 732..................	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; No. 229, 1992; No. 1, 1996; No. 5, 1997
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 733..................	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 45, 1998
S. 734..................	am. No. 184, 1994; No. 104, 1995; No. 45, 1998; No. 73, 2002
S. 735..................	rs. No. 116, 1991
	am. No. 74, 1991; No. 164, 1994; No. 104, 1995; No. 73, 2002; No. 52, 2004
Note 3 to s. 735(2).........	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 736..................	ad. No. 147, 2002
S. 737..................	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; No. 45, 1998; No. 106, 2000; No. 147, 2002
S. 738..................	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 104, 1995; No. 45, 1998; Nos. 106 and 138, 2000
S. 739A.................	ad. No. 5, 1997
	am. No. 94, 2000
S. 739B.................	ad. No. 5, 1997
S. 739C.................	ad. No. 5, 1997
Subdivision C
Subdiv. C of Div. 1 of Part 2.15	ad. No. 147, 2002
Ss. 740–745..............	ad. No. 147, 2002
S. 745A.................	ad. No. 147, 2002
S. 745B.................	ad. No. 147, 2002
	am. No. 147, 2002
S. 745C.................	ad. No. 147, 2002
	am. No. 35, 2003
Ss. 745D–745G...........	ad. No. 147, 2002
Subdivision D
Subdiv. D of Div. 1 of Part 2.15	ad. No. 147, 2002
S. 745H.................	ad. No. 147, 2002
Subdivision E
Heading to Subdiv. E of Div. 1 of Part 2.15	rs. No. 147, 2002
Subdiv. E of Div. 1 of Part 2.15	ad. No. 147, 2002
S. 745J.................	ad. No. 147, 2002
Heading to s. 745K.........	am. No. 147, 2002
S. 745K.................	ad. No. 147, 2002
	am. No. 147, 2002
Heading to s. 745L.........	am. No. 147, 2002
S. 745L.................	ad. No. 147, 2002
	am. No. 147, 2002
Subdivision F
Subdiv. F of Div. 1 of Part 2.15	ad. No. 147, 2002
Ss. 745M, 745N...........	ad. No. 147, 2002
Division 4
Subdivision A
Heading to Subdiv. A of Div. 4 of Part 2.15	ad. No. 147, 2002
S. 746..................	am. Nos. 68 and 194, 1991; No. 184, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 45, 1998; No. 152, 1999
Note 2 to s. 746(2).........	am. No. 152, 1999
Subdivision B
Subdiv. B of Div. 4 of Part 2.15	ad. No. 147, 2002
S. 747..................	ad. No. 147, 2002
	am. No. 147, 2002
Subdivision C
Subdiv. C of Div. 4 of Part 2.15	ad. No. 147, 2002
S. 748..................	ad. No. 147, 2002
	am. No. 147, 2002; No. 35, 2003
S. 749..................	ad. No. 147, 2002
	am. No. 35, 2003
Ss. 750, 751..............	ad. No. 147, 2002
Subdivision D
Subdiv. D of Div. 4 of Part 2.15	ad. No. 147, 2002
S. 752..................	ad. No. 147, 2002
	am. No. 147, 2002; No. 35, 2003
S. 753..................	ad. No. 147, 2002
	am. No. 35, 2003
Ss. 754–758..............	ad. No. 147, 2002
Subdivision E
Subdiv. E of Div. 4 of Part 2.15	ad. No. 147, 2002
S. 759..................	ad. No. 147, 2002
	am. SLI 2006 No. 50
Division 9
Heading to Div. 9 of Part 2.15	am. No. 175, 1991
Subdivision AA
Subdiv. AA of Div. 9 of Part 2.15	ad. No. 175, 1991
S. 768A.................	ad. No. 175, 1991
	am. No. 229, 1992; No. 1, 1996; No. 73, 2002
S. 768B.................	ad. No. 175, 1991
	am. No. 55, 1994
S. 768C.................	ad. No. 175, 1991
S. 768D.................	ad. No. 175, 1991
S. 768E.................	ad. No. 175, 1991
	am. No. 132, 1998
S. 768F.................	ad. No. 175, 1991
	am. No. 44, 1999
Part 2.15A
Part 2.15A...............	ad. No. 55, 1994
Division 1A
Div. 1A of Part 2.15A........	ad. No. 35, 2003
S. 771..................	ad. No. 35, 2003
	am. No. 122, 2003
Division 1
Subdivision A
S. 771HA................	ad. No. 55, 1994
	am. No. 174, 1994 (as am. by No. 104, 1995); No. 184, 1994; No. 128, 1995; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; Nos. 106, 197 and 202, 1997; Nos. 45 and 93, 1998; No. 94, 2000; No. 73, 2002; No. 30, 2003
Note 3 to s. 771HA(1).......	rep. No. 94, 2000
Note 3 to s. 771HA(3).......	rep. No. 30, 2003
Note 4 to s. 771HA(3).......	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 771HB................	ad. No. 55, 1994
	am. No. 84, 1996; SLI 2006 No. 50
Subdivision B
S. 771HC................	ad. No. 55, 1994
	am. Nos. 109 and 184, 1994; No. 5, 1997; Nos. 45 and 93, 1998; Nos. 44 and 152, 1999
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 771HF................	ad. No. 55, 1994
S. 771HI.................	ad. No. 55, 1994
	am. No. 184, 1994; No. 105, 1995; No. 45, 1998 (as am. by No. 100, 2005); No. 52, 2004
Note 2 to s. 771HI(2)........	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 771HJ................	ad. No. 55, 1994
	am. No. 45, 1998
S. 771HK................	ad. No. 55, 1994
	am. No. 84, 1996
	rs. No. 152, 1999
S. 771HNA...............	ad. No. 5, 1997
	am. No. 152, 1999; No. 94, 2000; No. 18, 2001
Note to s. 771HNA(1).......	rep. No. 152, 1999
S. 771HNB...............	ad. No. 5, 1997
	am. No. 152, 1999; No. 94, 2000
S. 771HNC ..............	ad. No. 93, 1998
Division 4
Heading to s. 771KA........	am. No. 1, 1996
S. 771KA................	ad. No. 55, 1994
	am. No. 1, 1996
	rs. No. 84, 1996
S. 771KE................	ad. No. 55, 1994
	am. No. 184, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 45, 1998; No. 152, 1999
Note 2 to s. 771KE(2).......	am. No. 152, 1999
S. 771KN................	ad. No. 152, 1999
Division 9
Subdivision A
S. 771NT................	ad. No. 55, 1994
Subdivision B
S. 771NU................	ad. No. 55, 1994
	am. Nos. 174 and 184, 1994; No. 143, 1995; No. 1, 1996; No. 202, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 73, 2002
Subdivision C
S. 771NV................	ad. No. 55, 1994
	am. No. 174, 1994
S. 771NW...............	ad. No. 55, 1994
Subhead. to s. 771NX(2A)....	am. No. 45, 1998
S. 771NX................	ad. No. 55, 1994
	am. Nos. 109, 174 and 184, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 202, 1997; No. 45, 1998
S. 771NY................	ad. No. 55, 1994
	am. No. 174, 1994; No. 132, 1998
S. 771NZ................	ad. No. 55, 1994
	am. No. 44, 1999
Subdivision D
Subdiv. D of Div. 9 of Part 2.15A	ad. No. 152, 1999
S. 771NZAA..............	ad. No. 152, 1999
Part 2.16
Division 1A
Div. 1A of Part 2.16.........	ad. No. 174, 1994
S. 771P.................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 30, 2003
Division 1B
Div. 1B of Part 2.16.........	ad. No. 94, 2000
S. 771PA................	ad. No. 94, 2000
Division 1
Subdivision A
S. 773..................	rs. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 81, 1992
S. 774..................	am. Nos. 115, 175 and 194, 1991; No. 81, 1992; No. 94, 2000
S. 778A.................	ad. No. 84, 1996
	am. No. 30, 2003
S. 778..................	am. No. 115, 1991; No. 81, 1992; No. 84, 1996; No. 197, 1997; No. 94, 2000
Note to s. 778.............	ad. No. 197, 1997
Subdivision B
S. 779..................	am. No. 141, 1991
	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 787..................	rs. No. 116, 1991
	am. No. 74, 1991; No. 164, 1994; No. 104, 1995; No. 52, 2004
Note 3 to s.787(2)..........	rep. No. 30, 2003
Division 5
S. 796..................	am. Nos. 116, 141 and 175, 1991; No. 197, 1997
Module A
796–A1.................	am. No. 116, 1991
Module B
796–B5, 796–B6...........	am. No. 141, 1991
796–B8.................	am. No. 197, 1997
Module C
Note to 796–C1...........	am. No. 143, 1995; No. 114, 1997
Division 10
Subdivision A
Heading to Subdiv. A of Div. 10 of Part 2.16	am. No. 175, 1991
S. 822..................	am. Nos. 116, 141, 175 and 194, 1991; Nos. 55 and 184, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 45, 1998; No. 73, 2002
S. 823..................	rs. No. 194, 1991
	am. No. 175, 1991 (as rep. by No. 81, 1992); No. 81, 1992; No. 73, 2002
S. 824..................	am. No. 175, 1991 (as rep. by No. 81, 1992); No. 194, 1991; No. 81, 1992
S. 825..................	am. No. 194, 1991
S. 826..................	am. No. 175, 1991 (as rep. by No. 81, 1992); No. 194, 1991; No. 81, 1992; No. 132, 1998
S. 827..................	am. No. 44, 1999
Subdivision C
S. 830..................	am. No. 116, 1991; Nos. 69 and 81, 1992; No. 132, 1998; No. 73, 2002
Note 1 to s.830(2)..........	rep. No. 30, 2003
Part 2.19
Part 2.19................	ad. No. 13, 1999
Division 1
S. 952..................	am. No. 36, 1993
	rep. No. 197, 1997
	ad. No. 13, 1999
	am. No. 128, 2004
Division 2
Subdivision A
Heading to s. 953..........	am. No. 104, 1995; No. 197, 1997
	rs. No. 13, 1999
S. 953..................	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; No. 69, 1992 (as am. by No. 229, 1992); No. 229, 1992; No. 61, 1993; No. 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 13, 1999
	am. No. 94, 2000; No. 30, 2003
Note 3 to s. 953(2).........	rep. No. 94, 2000
Heading to s. 954..........	am. No. 128, 2004
S. 954..................	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 69, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 63, 1994; No. 197, 1997
	rs. No. 13, 1999
	am. No. 94, 2000; No. 30, 2003; No. 128, 2004
Note 3 to s. 954(1).........	rep. No. 94, 2000
Note 5 to s. 954(1).........	am. No. 197, 1997
	rs. No. 13, 1999
S. 954A.................	ad. No. 128, 2004
	am. SLI 2006 No. 50
Subhead. to s. 955(2).......	am. No. 197, 1997
	rs. No. 13, 1999
S. 955..................	am. No. 230, 1992
	rs. No. 36, 1993
	am. No. 197, 1997
	rs. No. 13, 1999
	am. No. 128, 2004
S. 956..................	am. No. 197, 1997
	rs. No. 13, 1999; No. 94, 2000
	am. No. 128, 2004
S. 957..................	rs. No. 13, 1999
	am. No. 94, 2000
Subdivision B
Heading to Subdiv. B of Div. 2 of Part 2.19	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 958..................	am. No. 69, 1992; No. 36, 1993
	rs. No. 13, 1999
	am. No. 44, 1999
	rs. No. 192, 1999
	am. No. 128, 2004
S. 964..................	rs. No. 13, 1999
S. 965..................	rs. No. 13, 1999
Division 5
Heading to s. 974..........	am. No. 197, 1997
	rs. No. 13, 1999
S. 974..................	rs. No. 13, 1999
Division 6
Heading to Div. 6 of Part 2.19	rs. No. 192, 1999
S. 981..................	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; No. 84, 1996
	rs. No. 13, 1999
Division 10
Subdivision A
S. 992J.................	ad. No. 13, 1999
	am. No. 83, 1999
S. 992K.................	ad. No. 13, 1999
	am. No. 83, 1999
Note 1 to s. 992K(1)
Renumbered Note .......	No. 83, 1999
Subdivision B
S. 992L.................	ad. No. 13, 1999
Subdivision C
S. 992M.................	ad. No. 13, 1999
Part 2.19A
Part 2.19A...............	ad. No. 60, 2004
Ss. 992N–992P...........	ad. No. 60, 2004
Part 2.19B
Part 2.19B...............	ad. No. 55, 2005
Ss. 992Q–992S...........	ad. No. 55, 2005
Part 2.19C
Part 2.19C...............	ad. No. 41, 2006
Ss. 992T–992V............	ad. No. 41, 2006
Part 2.20
Division 1
S. 993..................	am. No. 81, 1992; No. 114, 1997
Note 4 to s. 993(2).........	rs. No. 114, 1997
Note 4A to s. 993(2)........	ad. No. 114, 1997
Note 6 to s. 993(2).........	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 994..................	am. No. 81, 1992; No. 114, 1997
Note 5 to s. 994...........	rs. No. 114, 1997
Note 5A to s. 994..........	ad. No. 114, 1997
Note 6 to s. 994...........	rep. No. 70, 2000
S. 996..................	am. No. 70, 2000
S. 997..................	am. No. 114, 1997
Division 2
Subdivision A
S. 999..................	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 69, 1992 (as am. by No. 229, 1992); No. 229, 1992; No. 61, 1993; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999; Nos. 45 and 94, 2000; No. 18, 2001; No. 30, 2003
Note 1 to s. 999(1)
Renumbered Note.......	No. 83, 1999
Subdivision B
S. 1003.................	am. No. 197, 1997; No. 132, 1998; No. 30, 2003
Division 5
S. 1010.................	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 132, 1998
	rs. No. 70, 2000
Division 10
Subdivision A
Heading to Subdiv. A of Div. 10 of Part 2.20	ad. No. 116, 1991 am. No. 175, 1991
S. 1033.................	am. No. 175, 1991; No. 69, 1992; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999; No. 73, 2002
S. 1034.................	am. No. 69, 1992; No. 197, 1997; No. 132, 1998; No. 83, 1999
Subdivision AA
Subdiv. AA of Div. 10 of Part 2.20	ad. No. 175, 1991
S. 1034AA...............	ad. No. 175, 1991
	am. No. 143, 1995
Subdivision B
Subdiv. B of Div. 10 of Part 2.20	ad. No. 116, 1991
S. 1034A................	ad. No. 116, 1991
Part 2.21
Division 1
Subdivision A
S. 1035.................	am. No. 141, 1991; No. 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 63, 1994; Nos. 104 and 105, 1995; No. 1, 1996; No. 202, 1997; Nos. 45 and 93, 1998; Nos. 70 and 94, 2000
	rs. No. 30, 2003
Subdivision B
S. 1037.................	am. No. 118, 1992; No. 52, 2004
Note to s. 1037............	am. No. 52, 2004
S. 1039AA...............	ad. No. 5, 1997
	am. No. 152, 1999; No. 18, 2001
S. 1039AB...............	ad. No. 5, 1997
	rs. No. 152, 1999
Division 2
Heading to Div. 2 of Part 2.21	ad. No. 192, 1999
S. 1044.................	am. No. 141, 1991; No. 230, 1992; No. 132, 1998; No. 30, 2003
Note 1 to s.1044(2).........	rep. No. 30, 2003
Division 3
Div. 3 of Part 2.21..........	ad. No. 192, 1999
S. 1045.................	rs. No. 192, 1999
	am. No. 30, 2003
Division 4
Div. 4 of Part 2.21..........	ad. No. 192, 1999
S. 1046.................	am. No. 194, 1991
	rs. No. 132, 1998; No. 192, 1999
	am. No. 30, 2003
Part 2.21A
Part 2.21A...............	ad. No. 35, 2003
Division 1
S. 1047.................	ad. No. 35, 2003
Division 2
S. 1048.................	ad. No. 35, 2003
Division 3
S. 1049.................	ad. No. 35, 2003
Division 4
S. 1050.................	ad. No. 35, 2003
Part 2.22
Part 2.22................	ad. No. 143, 1995
Division 1
S. 1061A................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; No. 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998
Note 1 to s. 1061A(1).......	am. No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
Note 2 to s. 1061A(1).......	rs. No. 84, 1996
Note 3 to s. 1061A(1).......	ad. No. 84, 1996
Division 2
S. 1061B................	ad. No. 143, 1995
S. 1061C................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 84, 1996
Ss. 1061D, 1061E..........	ad. No. 143, 1995
Division 3
S. 1061EA...............	ad. No. 143, 1995
S. 1061EB...............	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 84, 1996
Division 4
S. 1061ED...............	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 82, 1999
Heading to s. 1061EE.......	am. No. 45, 1998
S. 1061EE...............	ad. No. 143, 1995
	rs. No. 84, 1996
	am. No. 45, 1998
S. 1061EH...............	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 197, 1997
Division 5
S. 1061EI................	ad. No. 143, 1995
S. 1061EJ...............	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 44, 1999
Division 6
S. 1061EK...............	ad. No. 143, 1995
Division 7
S. 1061EL...............	ad. No. 143, 1995
Part 2.22A
Part 2.22A...............	ad. No. 152, 1999
Division 1
Ss. 1061EM–1061EO.......	ad. No. 152, 1999
Division 4
Ss. 1061EW–1061EY.......	ad. No. 152, 1999
Division 7
S. 1061EZC..............	ad. No. 152, 1999
Part 2.23
Part 2.23................	ad. No. 194, 1991
Division 1
S. 1061F................	ad. No. 116, 1991
	rs. No. 194, 1991
	am. No. 61, 1993; No. 174, 1994; No. 68, 1999
S. 1061G................	ad. No. 116, 1991
	rs. No. 194, 1991
	am. No. 229, 1992; No. 132, 1998; No. 94, 2000
Division 3
Div. 3 of Part 2.23..........	ad. No. 194, 1991 rs. No. 229, 1992
S. 1061JC...............	ad. No. 194, 1991
	rs. No. 229, 1992
Note to s. 1061JC..........	rs. No. 197, 1997
S. 1061JD...............	ad. No. 194, 1991
	rs. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 52, 2004
Part 2.23A
Part 2.23A...............	ad. No. 152, 1999
Division 1
S. 1061JG...............	ad. No. 152, 1999
	am. No. 192, 1999
Ss. 1061JH–1061JK........	ad. No. 152, 1999
Division 2
Ss. 1061JL–1061JQ........	ad. No. 152, 1999
Division 3
Ss. 1061JR–1061JT........	ad. No. 152, 1999
Division 4
S. 1061JU...............	ad. No. 152, 1999
Division 5
S. 1061JV...............	ad. No. 152, 1999
Division 6
Ss. 1061JW, 1061JX........	ad. No. 152, 1999
Part 2.24
Part 2.24................	ad. No. 116, 1991
S. 1061K................	ad. No. 116, 1991
	am. No. 109, 1994
S. 1061P................	ad. No. 116, 1991
	rs. No. 69, 1992
	am. No. 229, 1992; No. 61, 1993; No. 184, 1994; No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999; No. 23, 2004
Notes 1 and 2 to s. 1061P(2)..	am. No. 45, 1998
Part 2.24A
Part 2.24A...............	ad. No. 45, 1998
Division 1
Subdivision A
S. 1061PA...............	ad. No. 45, 1998
Subdivision B
S. 1061PB...............	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. SLI 2006 No. 50
S. 1061PC...............	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 30, 2003
S. 1061PD...............	ad. No. 45, 1998
S. 1061PE...............	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 70, 2000; No. 52, 2004
S. 1061PF...............	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 150, 2003
S. 1061PG...............	ad. No. 45, 1998
Ss. 1061PH, 1061PI........	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 30, 2003
Subdivision C
S. 1061PJ...............	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 73, 2002; No. 52, 2004
Subdivision D
Ss. 1061PK, 1061PL........	ad. No. 45, 1998
Subdivision E
S. 1061PM...............	ad. No. 45, 1998
S. 1061PN...............	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 122, 2003
Division 2
Subdivision C
Ss. 1061PT–1061PV........	ad. No. 45, 1998
Subdivision D
Ss. 1061PW, 1061PX.......	ad. No. 45, 1998
Division 5
S. 1061PZG..............	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 132, 1998
	rs. No. 152, 1999
	am. No. 68, 1999; Nos. 45 and 70, 2000
Part 2.25
Part 2.25................	ad. No. 81, 1992
Division 1
S. 1061Q................	ad. No. 81, 1992
	am. No. 230, 1992; Nos. 55 and 174, 1994; No. 104, 1995; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; No. 197, 1997; No. 42, 2001; No. 122, 2003; No. 154, 2005
S. 1061R................	ad. No. 81, 1992
	am. Nos. 63 and 164, 1994; No. 94, 2000; No. 52, 2004
Division 2
S. 1061S................	ad. No. 81, 1992
	am. No. 164, 1994; No. 104, 1995; No. 42, 2001; No. 122, 2003; No. 52, 2004
Part 2.25A
Part 2.25A...............	ad. No. 132, 2004
Division 1
S. 1061T................	ad. No. 132, 2004
S. 1061TA...............	ad. No. 132, 2004
Division 2
S. 1061TB...............	ad. No. 132, 2004
Part 2.25B
Part 2.25B...............	ad. No. 132, 2004
Division 1
S. 1061U................	ad. No. 132, 2004
S. 1061UA...............	ad. No. 132, 2004
Division 2
S. 1061UB...............	ad. No. 132, 2004
Part 2.26
Part 2.26................	ad. No. 45, 1998 rs. No. 106, 2000
Division 1
S. 1061ZAAA.............	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 106, 2000
S. 1061ZAAB.............	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 106, 2000
S. 1061ZAAC.............	ad. No. 106, 2000
Div. 2 of Part 2.26..........	rep. No. 30, 2003
Ss. 1061ZAAD–1061ZAAI....	ad. No. 106, 2000
	rep. No. 30, 2003
Division 3
Ss. 1061ZAAJ, 1061ZAAK...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Div. 4 of Part 2.26..........	rep. No. 30, 2003
Ss. 1061ZAAL–1061ZAAO...	ad. No. 106, 2000
	rep. No. 30, 2003
Div. 5 of Part 2.26..........	rep. No. 30, 2003
Ss. 1061ZAAP, 1061ZAAQ...	ad. No. 106, 2000
	rep. No. 30, 2003
Chapter 2A
Chapt. 2A................	ad. No. 61, 1993
Part 2A.1
Part 2A.1................	rs. No. 80, 2001
Division 1
S. 1061ZA...............	ad. No. 61, 1993
	am. No. 78, 1994; No. 104, 1995; No. 5, 1997; No. 116, 1998; No. 152, 1999; No. 18, 2001
	rs. No. 80, 2001
Note 2 to s. 1061ZA(1)......	am. No. 116, 1998
	rep. No. 80, 2001
S. 1061ZAA..............	ad. No. 5, 1997
	rs. No. 152, 1999
	am. No. 18, 2001
	rep. No. 80, 2001
S. 1061ZB...............	ad. No. 61, 1993
	rs. No. 80, 2001
	am. No. 35, 2003
Note 2 to s. 1061ZB........	am. No. 82, 1997
	rep. No. 80, 2001
S. 1061ZBA..............	ad. No. 78, 1994
	rep. No. 80, 2001
Ss. 1061ZC–1061ZE........	ad. No. 80, 2001
	am. No. 35, 2003
S. 1061ZEA..............	ad. No. 35, 2003
S. 1061ZF...............	ad. No. 80, 2001
Division 2
S. 1061ZG...............	ad. No. 80, 2001
	am. No. 18, 2001; No. 132, 2004
Ss. 1061ZH, 1061ZI........	ad. No. 80, 2001
	am. No. 18, 2001
S. 1061ZJ...............	ad. No. 80, 2001
Division 3
Subdivision A
S. 1061ZK...............	ad. No. 80, 2001
	am. No. 66, 2005
S. 1061ZL...............	ad. No. 80, 2001
S. 1061ZM...............	ad. No. 80, 2001
	am. No. 35, 2003
S. 1061ZMA..............	ad. No. 35, 2003
S. 1061ZN...............	ad. No. 80, 2001
	am. No. 18, 2001; No. 35, 2003
Subdivision B
S. 1061ZO...............	ad. No. 80, 2001
	am. No. 18, 2001; No. 30, 2003
S. 1061ZP...............	ad. No. 80, 2001
Ss. 1061ZQ, 1061ZR.......	ad. No. 80, 2001
	am. No. 18, 2001
Subdivision C
Ss. 1061ZS, 1061ZT........	ad. No. 80, 2001
Chapter 2B
Chapt. 2B................	ad. No. 45, 1998 rs. No. 106, 2000
Part 2B.1
Division 1
Ss. 1061ZW, 1061ZX.......	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 106, 2000
Division 2
S. 1061ZY...............	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 106, 2000
	am. No. 47, 2006
S. 1061ZZ...............	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 106, 2000
S. 1061ZZA..............	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 106, 2000
	am. No. 172, 1999
Ss. 1061ZZAA, 1061ZZAB...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 3
S. 1061ZZAC.............	ad. No. 106, 2000
	am. No. 47, 2006
Ss. 1061ZZAD, 1061ZZAE...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 4
Ss. 1061ZZAF, 1061ZZAG...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 5
Ss. 1061ZZAH–1061ZZAJ....	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 6
Subdivision A
S. 1061ZZAK.............	ad. No. 106, 2000
	am. No. 106, 2000
Subdivision B
Ss. 1061ZZAL–1061ZZAN...	ad. No. 106, 2000
S. 1061ZZAO.............	ad. No. 106, 2000
	am. No. 106, 2000
Subdivision C
Ss. 1061ZZAP, 1061ZZAQ...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 7
Ss. 1061ZZAR, 1061ZZAS...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 8
Subdivision A
S. 1061ZZAT.............	ad. No. 106, 2000
Subdivision B
Ss. 1061ZZAU, 1061ZZAV...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Subdivision C
S. 1061ZZAW.............	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 9
Subdivision A
Ss. 1061ZZAX–1061ZZAZ...	ad. No. 106, 2000
S. 1061ZZB..............	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rep. No. 106, 2000
S. 1061ZZBA.............	ad. No. 106, 2000
Subdivision B
Ss. 1061ZZBB–1061ZZBH...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Subdivision C
S. 1061ZZBI..............	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 10
Ss. 1061ZZBJ–1061ZZBM...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 11
Ss. 1061ZZBN, 1061ZZBO...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 12
Subdivision A
Ss. 1061ZZBP, 1061ZZBQ...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Subdivision B
Ss. 1061ZZBR–1061ZZBV...	ad. No. 106, 2000
S. 1061ZZBW.............	ad. No. 106, 2000
	rs. No. 137, 2001
S. 1061ZZBX.............	ad. No. 106, 2000
Subdivision C
Ss. 1061ZZBY, 1061ZZBZ...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Ss. 1061ZZCA–1061ZZCC...	ad. No. 106, 2000
S. 1061ZZCD.............	ad. No. 106, 2000
	rs. No. 137, 2001
S. 1061ZZCE.............	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 13
Subdivision A
Ss. 1061ZZCF–1061ZZCI....	ad. No. 106, 2000
Subdivision B
Ss. 1061ZZCJ–1061ZZCO...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Subdivision C
Ss. 1061ZZCP–1061ZZCT...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Part 2B.2
Division 1
Ss. 1061ZZCU, 1061ZZCV...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 2
Subdivision A
Ss. 1061ZZCW–1061ZZCY...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Subdivision B
S. 1061ZZCZ.............	ad. No. 106, 2000
Ss. 1061ZZDA–1061ZZDF...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Subdivision C
Ss. 1061ZZDG–1061ZZDM...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 3
Subdivision A
Ss. 1061ZZDN–1061ZZDP...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Subdivision B
Ss. 1061ZZDQ–1061ZZDW...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 4
Subdivision A
Ss. 1061ZZDX–1061ZZDZ...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Subdivision B
Ss. 1061ZZEA–1061ZZEG...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 5
Ss. 1061ZZEH–1061ZZEM...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Part 2B.3
Division 1
S. 1061ZZEN.............	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 2
Ss. 1061ZZEO–1061ZZEU...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 3
Ss. 1061ZZEV–1061ZZEX...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 4
S. 1061ZZEY.............	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 5
S. 1061ZZEZ.............	ad. No. 106, 2000
Ss. 1061ZZFA–1061ZZFF....	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 6
S. 1061ZZFG.............	ad. No. 106, 2000
	am. No. 44, 2000
Notes 1, 2 to s. 1061ZZFG...	ad. No. 44, 2000
Division 7
Ss. 1061ZZFH, 1061ZZFI....	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 8
Ss. 1061ZZFJ–1061ZZFL....	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 9
S. 1061ZZFM.............	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 10
Ss. 1061ZZFN–1061ZZFP...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Part 2B.4
Division 1
Ss. 1061ZZFQ, 1061ZZFR...	ad. No. 106, 2000
	am. No. 80, 2004
Division 2
Ss. 1061ZZFS, 1061ZZFT....	ad. No. 106, 2000
Division 3
Ss. 1061ZZFU, 1061ZZFV...	ad. No. 106, 2000
Chapter 2C
Chapt. 2C................	ad. No. 122, 2003
Part 2C.1
Ss. 1061ZZGA–1061ZZGC...	ad. No. 122, 2003
Part 2C.2
Ss. 1061ZZGD, 1061ZZGE...	ad. No. 122, 2003
Part 2C.3
Ss. 1061ZZGF, 1061ZZGG...	ad. No. 122, 2003
Part 2C.4
S. 1061ZZGH.............	ad. No. 122, 2003
Part 2C.5
S. 1061ZZGI..............	ad. No. 122, 2003
Chapter 3
Part 3.1
S. 1063.................	am. No. 36, 1993
Part 3.2
Heading to s. 1064.........	am. No. 84, 1996
S. 1064.................	am. Nos. 116, 141, 175 and 194, 1991; No. 228, 1992; No. 121, 1993; Nos. 109 and 164, 1994; No. 105, 1995; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; No. 197, 1997; No. 68, 1999; No. 52, 2004
Module A
1064‑A1..........	am. Nos. 116, 141 and 194, 1991; Nos. 69 and 229, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 143, 1995 (as am. by No. 84, 1996); No. 1, 1996; No. 114, 1997; No. 132, 1998; Nos. 68 and 152, 1999; No. 23, 2004
Note to 1064‑A1....	am. No. 143, 1995
Note 2 to 1064‑A1...	am. No. 114, 1997; No. 132, 2000
1064‑A2..........	am. No. 23, 2004
Module B
1064‑B1..........	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; No. 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993
Module BA
Module BA of s. 1064.......	ad. No. 68, 1999
1064‑BA1 to 1064‑BA6	ad. No. 68, 1999
Module C
Module C of s. 1064........	ad. No. 229, 1992
1064‑C1..........	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 94, 2000
Heading to 1064‑C2..	am. No. 52, 2004
1064‑C2..........	am. Nos. 73 and 141, 1991
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 52, 2004
Heading to 1064‑C3..	am. No. 52, 2004
1064‑C3..........	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 12, 1992
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 52, 2004
Note to 1064‑C3....	am. No. 52, 2004
1064‑C4..........	rs. No. 116, 1991
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
1064‑C5..........	am. No. 73, 1991
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
1064‑C6..........	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
Heading to 1064‑C7..	am. No. 52, 2004
1064‑C7..........	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 52, 2004
1064‑C8..........	am. No. 70, 1991
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 36, 1993
Module D of s. 1064........	rep. No. 23, 2004
1064‑D1..........	am. Nos. 116 and 141, 1991; Nos. 69 and 230, 1992; Nos. 106 and 143, 1995; Nos. 114, 197 and 202, 1997; No. 83, 1999
	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 121, 1993; No. 94, 2000
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1064‑D2..........	rep. No. 141, 1991
	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 121, 1993; No. 73, 2002
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1064‑D3..........	am. No. 69, 1992
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1064‑D4..........	am. No. 141, 1991; No. 73, 2002
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1064‑D5..........	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; Nos. 69 and 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 104, 1995; No. 83, 1996; No. 73, 2002
	rep. No. 23, 2004
Note 2A to 1064‑D5..	ad. No. 83, 1996
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1064‑D6, 1064‑D7	rep. No. 23, 2004
1064‑D8..........	am. No. 116, 1991; Nos. 69, 229 and 230, 1992
	rep. No. 23, 2004
Module E
1064‑E1..........	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 121, 1993; No. 1, 1996
Note 2 to 1064‑E1...	am. No. 84, 1996; No. 93, 1998; No. 36, 2006
1064‑E3..........	rep. No. 116, 1991
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 121, 1993; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; No. 197, 1997
1064‑E4..........	am. No. 116, 1991; No 68, 1999
Note 2 to 1064‑E4...	am. No. 45, 1998
1064‑E5..........	am. No. 70, 1991; No. 13, 1999
1064‑E8..........	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 69, 1992; No. 63, 1994; No. 45, 1998
1064‑E9..........	am. No. 116, 1991; Nos. 69 and 229, 1992
1064‑E10.........	am. Nos. 116 and 141, 1991; No. 69, 1992
	rs. No. 57, 1996; No. 68, 1999
1064‑E11.........	am. No. 116, 1991
1064‑E12.........	am. No. 81, 1992
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 45, 1998
Module G
1064‑G3..........	am. No. 116, 1991
1064‑G4..........	am. No. 141, 1991; No. 69, 1992; No. 25, 1993
Module H
1064‑H1..........	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 229, 1992
1064‑H2..........	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; Nos. 69 and 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; Nos. 68 and 83, 1999
1064‑H4..........	am. No. 69, 1992; No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
	rep. No. 94, 2000
Subhead. to 1064‑H5.	am. No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
1064‑H5..........	rs. No. 69, 1992
	am. No. 184, 1994; No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 83, 1999
Subhead. to 1064‑H6.	am. No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
1064‑H6..........	ad. No. 36, 1993
	am. No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
1064‑H7..........	ad. No. 83, 1999
Part 3.3
S. 1065.................	am. Nos. 141, 175 and 194, 1991; No. 228, 1992; Nos. 109 and 164, 1994; No. 105, 1995; No. 202, 1997; No. 68, 1999; No. 52, 2004
Module A
1065‑A1..........	am. Nos. 116, 141 and 194, 1991; No. 229, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 143, 1995 (as am. by No. 84, 1996); No. 132, 1998; Nos. 68 and 152, 1999
Module B
1065‑B1..........	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; No. 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993
Module BA
Module BA of s. 1065.......	ad. No. 68, 1999
1065‑BA1 to 1065‑BA6	ad. No. 68, 1999
Module C
Module C of s. 1065........	rep. No. 69, 1992 ad. No. 229, 1992
1065‑C1..........	am. Nos. 73 and 141, 1991
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 94, 2000
Heading to 1065‑C2..	am. No. 52, 2004
1065‑C2..........	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 229, 1992; No. 52, 2004
Heading to 1065‑C3..	am. No. 52, 2004
1065‑C3..........	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; No. 12, 1992
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 52, 2004
Note to 1065‑C3....	am. No. 52, 2004
1065‑C4..........	am. No. 116, 1991
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
1065‑C5..........	am. No. 73, 1991
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
1065‑C6..........	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
Heading to 1065‑C7..	am. No. 52, 2004
1065‑C7..........	am. No. 70, 1991
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 52, 2004
1065‑C8..........	ad. No. 194, 1991
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 36, 1993
Module E
1065‑E1..........	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 229, 1992
1065‑E2..........	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; Nos. 69 and 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; Nos. 68 and 83, 1999
1065‑E3..........	am. No. 69, 1992; No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
	rep. No. 94, 2000
Subhead. to 1065‑E4.	am. No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
1065‑E4..........	rs. No. 69, 1992
	am. No. 184, 1994; No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 83, 1999
Subhead. to 1065‑E5.	am. No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
1065‑E5..........	ad. No. 36, 1993
	am. No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 82, 1999
1065‑E6..........	ad. No. 83, 1999
Part 3.4
Heading to s. 1066.........	am. No. 174, 1994
S. 1066.................	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 229, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 174, 1994; No. 105, 1995; No. 197, 1997
Module A
1066‑A1..........	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; Nos. 69 and 229, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 143, 1995 (as am. by No. 84, 1996); No. 1, 1996; No. 114, 1997; No. 132, 1998; Nos. 68 and 152, 1999; No. 23, 2004
Note 2 to 1066‑A1...	am. No. 143, 1995; No. 114, 1997; No. 132, 2000
Module B
1066‑B1..........	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 230, 1992
Module BA
Module BA of s. 1066.......	ad. No. 68, 1999
1066‑BA1 to 1066‑BA6	ad. No. 68, 1999
Module C
Module C of s. 1066........	ad. No. 229, 1992
1066‑C1..........	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 94, 2000
Heading to 1066‑C2..	am. No. 52, 2004
1066‑C2..........	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 12, 1992
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 52, 2004
1066‑C3, 1066‑C4	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
1066‑C5..........	am. No. 116, 1991
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
Heading to 1066‑C6..	am. No. 52, 2004
1066‑C6..........	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 52, 2004
1066‑C7..........	ad. No. 229, 1992
Module D of s. 1066........	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066‑D1..........	am. No. 116, 1991; Nos. 69 and 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; Nos. 106 and 143, 1995; Nos. 114, 197 and 202, 1997; No. 83, 1999; No. 94, 2000
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066‑D3..........	am. No. 69, 1992
	rs. No. 36, 1993
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066‑D4..........	am. No. 116, 1991; Nos. 69 and 230, 1992; No. 83, 1996
	rep. No. 23, 2004
Note 1 to 1066‑D4...	ad. No. 83, 1996
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066‑D4A.........	ad. No. 230, 1992
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066‑D5..........	rep. No. 23, 2004
Module E
1066‑E1..........	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 121, 1993; No. 1, 1996
Note 2 to 1066‑E1...	am. No. 84, 1996; No. 93, 1998; No. 36, 2006
1066‑E4..........	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; No. 197, 1997; No. 68, 1999
Note 1 to 1066‑E4...	am. No. 45, 1998
Subhead. to 1066‑E5.	am. No. 197, 1997
1066‑E5..........	am. No. 197, 1997
1066‑E6..........	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 69, 1992; No. 63, 1994; No. 45, 1998
1066‑E7..........	am. No. 116, 1991; Nos. 69 and 229, 1992
1066‑E8..........	am. No. 68, 1999
1066‑E9..........	am. No. 116, 1991
1066‑E10.........	ad. No. 45, 1998
Module G
1066‑G1..........	am. No. 229, 1992
1066‑G3..........	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 229, 1992
1066‑G4..........	am. No. 25, 1993
Module H
1066‑H1..........	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 229, 1992
1066‑H2..........	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; Nos. 69, 229 and 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; Nos. 68 and 83, 1999
Note 1 to 1066‑H2
Renumbered Note.......	No. 83, 1999
1066‑H3..........	am. No. 69, 1992; No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
	rep. No. 94, 2000
Subhead. to 1066‑H4.	am. No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
1066‑H4..........	rs. No. 69, 1992
	am. No. 184, 1994; No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 83, 1999
Subhead. to 1066‑H5.	am. No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
1066‑H5..........	ad. No. 36, 1993
	am. No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
1066‑H6..........	ad. No. 83, 1999
Part 3.4A
Part 3.4A................	ad. No. 141, 1991
Heading to s. 1066A........	am. No. 202, 1997
S. 1066A................	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 109, 1994; No. 105, 1995; No. 202, 1997
Module A
Module A of s. 1066A.......	ad. No. 141, 1991
1066A‑A1.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; Nos. 69 and 229, 1992; No. 143, 1995 (as am. by No. 84, 1996); No. 1, 1996; No. 114, 1997; No. 132, 1998; No. 152, 1999; No. 23, 2004
Note to 1066A‑A1...	am. No. 143, 1995
Note 2 to 1066A‑A1..	am. No. 114, 1997; No. 132, 2000
1066A‑A2.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 23, 2004
Module B
Module B of s. 1066A.......	ad. No. 141, 1991
1066A‑B1.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; Nos. 229 and 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 106, 2000; No. 23, 2004
Table B, Note 2...........	rs. No. 23, 2004
Module C
Module C of s. 1066A.......	ad. No. 141, 1991
1066A‑C1.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 175, 1991
Module D
Module D of s. 1066A.......	ad. No. 229, 1992
1066A‑D1.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 94, 2000
Heading to 1066A‑D2.	am. No. 52, 2004
1066A‑D2.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 52, 2004
Heading to 1066A‑D3.	am. No. 52, 2004
1066A‑D3.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 12, 1992
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 52, 2004
1066A‑D4 to 1066A‑D6	ad. No. 141, 1991
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
Heading to 1066A‑D7.	am. No. 52, 2004
1066A‑D7.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 52, 2004
1066A‑D8.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 36, 1993
Module EA of s. 1066A......	ad. No. 141, 1991
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066A‑EA1........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 109, 1994
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066A‑EA2........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 175, 1991; Nos. 12, 69, 229 and 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; Nos. 104, 106 and 143, 1995; Nos. 114, 197 and 202, 1997; No. 83, 1999; No. 94, 2000
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066A‑EA2A.......	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 121, 1993; No. 104, 1995; No. 73, 2002
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066A‑EA3........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066A‑EA10.......	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 69, 1992
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066A‑EA11.......	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 73, 2002
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066A‑EA12.......	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. Nos. 69 and 230, 1992; Nos. 36 and 121, 1993; No. 63, 1994; No. 83, 1996; No. 73, 2002
	rep. No. 23, 2004
Note 3A to 1066A‑EA12	ad. No. 83, 1996
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066A‑EA13 to 1066A‑EA15	ad. No. 141, 1991
	rep. No. 23, 2004
Module EB of s. 1066A......	ad. No. 141, 1991
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066A‑EB1........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 109, 1994
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066A‑EB2........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 12, 1992; Nos. 69 and 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; Nos. 106 and 143, 1995; Nos. 114, 197 and 202, 1997; No. 83, 1999; No. 94, 2000
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066A‑EB2A.......	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 121, 1993; No. 73, 2002
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066A‑EB3, 1066A‑EB4	ad. No. 141, 1991
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066A‑EB11.......	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 69, 1992
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066A‑EB12.......	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 73, 2002
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066A‑EB13.......	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 175, 1991; Nos. 69, 229 and 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 83, 1996; No. 73, 2002
	rep. No. 23, 2004
Note 4A to 1066A‑EB13	ad. No. 83, 1996
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066A‑EB14.......	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 109, 1994
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1066A‑EB15, 1066A‑EB16	ad. No. 141, 1991
	rep. No. 23, 2004
Module F
Module F of s. 1066A.......	ad. No. 141, 1991
1066A‑F1.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 121, 1993; No. 1, 1996
Note 2 to 1066A‑F1..	am. No. 84, 1996; No. 93, 1998; No. 36, 2006
1066A‑F2.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
1066A‑F2A........	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 109, 1994; No. 202, 1997
1066A‑F3.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 175, 1991; No. 68, 1999
Note 2 to 1066A‑F3..	am. No. 45, 1998
1066A‑F4.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 13, 1999
1066A‑F5, 1066A‑F6	ad. No. 141, 1991
1066A‑F7.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 69, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 45, 1998
1066A‑F8.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. Nos. 69 and 229, 1992
1066A‑F9.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 69, 1992; No. 68, 1999
1066A‑F10........	ad. No. 141, 1991
1066A‑F11........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 45, 1998
Module H
Module H of s. 1066A.......	ad. No. 141, 1991
1066A‑H1 to 1066A‑H3	ad. No. 141, 1991
1066A‑H4.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 69, 1992; No. 25, 1993
1066A‑H5.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
1066A‑H7.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
Module I
Module I of s. 1066A........	ad. No. 141, 1991
1066A‑I1..........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991 (as am. by No. 229, 1992); No. 229, 1992
1066A‑I2..........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. Nos. 68 and 83, 1999
Note 1 to 1066A‑12
Renumbered Note.......	No. 83, 1999
1066A‑I3..........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 83, 1999
	rep. No. 94, 2000
Subhead. to 1066A‑I4	am. No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
1066A‑I4..........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	rs. No. 69, 1992
	am. No. 184, 1994; No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 83, 1999
Subhead. to 1066A‑I5	am. No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
1066A‑I5..........	ad. No. 36, 1993
	am. No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
1066A‑I6..........	ad. No. 83, 1999
Part 3.4B
Part 3.4B................	ad. No. 141, 1991
S. 1066B................	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 109, 1994; No. 105, 1995; No. 202, 1997
Module A
Module A of s. 1066B.......	ad. No. 141, 1991
1066B‑A1.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 229, 1992; No. 143, 1995 (as am. by No. 84, 1996); No. 132, 1998; No. 152, 1999
Module B
Module B of s. 1066B.......	ad. No. 141, 1991
1066B‑B1.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; Nos. 229 and 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 106, 2000; No. 23, 2004
Table B, Note 2...........	rep. No. 23, 2004
Table B, Note.............	ad. No. 23, 2004
Module C
Module C of s. 1066B.......	ad. No. 141, 1991
1066B‑C1.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
Module D
Module D of s. 1066B.......	ad. No. 229, 1992
1066B‑D1.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 94, 2000
Heading to 1066B‑D2.	am. No. 52, 2004
1066B‑D2.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 229, 1992
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 52, 2004
Heading to 1066B‑D3.	am. No. 52, 2004
1066B‑D3.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 12, 1992
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 52, 2004
1066B‑D4 to 1066B‑D6	ad. No. 141, 1991
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
Heading to 1066B‑D7.	am. No. 52, 2004
1066B‑D7.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	rep. No. 69, 1992
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 52, 2004
1066B‑D8.........	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 36, 1993
Module F
Module F of s. 1066B.......	ad. No. 141, 1991
1066B‑F1.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 229, 1992
1066B‑F2.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. Nos. 175 and 194, 1991; Nos. 69 and 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; Nos. 68 and 83, 1999
1066B‑F3.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 69, 1992; No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
	rep. No. 94, 2000
Subhead. to 1066B‑F4	am. No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
1066B‑F4.........	ad. No. 141, 1991
	rs. No. 69, 1992
	am. No. 184, 1994; No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 83, 1999
Subhead. to 1066B‑F5	am. No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
1066B‑F5.........	ad. No. 36, 1993
	am. No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
1066B‑F6.........	ad. No. 83, 1999
Part 3.5
Part 3.5.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
S. 1067.................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 23, 2004
S. 1067A................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 106, 2000; No. 23, 2004; SLI 2006 No. 50
S. 1067B................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998
S. 1067C................	ad. No. 18, 1998
S. 1067D................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 66, 2005
S. 1067E................	ad. No. 18, 1998
S. 1067F................	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 106, 2000; No. 66, 2005
S. 1067G................	ad. No. 18, 1998
Module A
1067G‑A1.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. Nos. 45 and 132, 1998; No. 152, 1999; No. 132, 2000; No. 23, 2004
Module B
1067G‑B1.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 152, 1999
1067G‑B2 to 1067G‑B3	ad. No. 18, 1998
1067G‑B4.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 106, 2000
Module C
1067G‑C1.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 94, 2000
Heading to 1067G‑C2	am. No. 52, 2004
1067G‑C2.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 52, 2004
1067G‑C3.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
Module D of s. 1067G.......	rep. No. 23, 2004
1067G‑D1.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 83, 1999; No. 94, 2000
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1067G‑D2.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1067G‑D3.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 73, 2002
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1067G‑D4 to 1067G‑D9	ad. No. 18, 1998
	rep. No. 23, 2004
Module E
1067G‑E1 to 1067G‑E20	ad. No. 18, 1998
Module F
Submodule 1
1067G‑F1.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
Submodule 2
1067G‑F2.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
1067G‑F3.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998; Nos. 106 and 138, 2000; No. 80, 2001; No. 52, 2004
Submodule 3
1067G‑F4 to 1067G‑F6	ad. No. 18, 1998
1067G‑F7.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998
1067G‑F8.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 106, 2000
1067G‑F9.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
Submodule 4
1067G‑F10........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 82, 1999
Note 3 to 1067G‑F10.	rs. No. 82, 1999
Note 4 to 1067G‑F10.	rs. No. 82, 1999
Note 5 to 1067G‑F10.	rs. No. 45, 1998
1067G‑F11........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 82, 1999
1067G‑F12 ........	ad. No. 18, 1998
1067G‑F13 ........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 82, 1999
1067G‑F14 ........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 82, 1999
1067G‑F15........	ad. No. 18, 1998
1067G‑F19A.......	ad. No. 45, 1998
1067G‑F20 to 1067G‑F21	ad. No. 18, 1998
Submodule 5
1067G‑F22........	ad. No. 18, 1998
1067G‑F23........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 68, 1999; No. 52, 2004
1067G‑F24........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 68, 1999; No. 30, 2003
Module G
Module G of s. 1067G.......	rs. No. 106, 2000
Submodule 1
1067G‑G1.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 106, 2000
Submodule 2
1067G‑G2.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	rs. No. 106, 2000
1067G‑G2A........	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rep. No. 106, 2000
1067G‑G3.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	rs. No. 106, 2000
1067G‑G3A........	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rep. No. 106, 2000
Submodule 3
Heading to 1067G‑G4	am. No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 106, 2000
1067G‑G4.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 106, 2000
1067G‑G5.........	ad. No. 106, 2000
1067G‑G6.........	ad. No. 106, 2000
Submodule 4
1067G‑G7.........	ad. No. 106, 2000
1067G‑G8.........	ad. No. 106, 2000
1067G‑G9.........	ad. No. 106, 2000
	am. No. 172, 1999
1067G‑G10........	ad. No. 106, 2000
	am. No. 172, 1999
1067G‑G11........	ad. No. 106, 2000
	rep. No. 172, 1999
1067G‑G12........	ad. No. 106, 2000
1067G‑G13........	ad. No. 106, 2000
	am. No. 83, 1999
Submodule 5
1067G‑G14........	ad. No. 106, 2000
Submodule 6
1067G‑G15........	ad. No. 106, 2000
Module H
1067G‑H1.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 35, 2003
Note 2 to 1067G‑H1..	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 36, 2006
1067G‑H2.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 73, 2002
1067G‑H3 to 1067G‑H10	ad. No. 18, 1998
1067G‑H11 to 1067G‑H14	ad. No. 18, 1998
	rs. No. 45, 1998
1067G‑H14A.......	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 70, 2000
1067G‑H14B.......	ad. No. 45, 1998
1067G‑H14C.......	ad. No. 70, 2000
1067G‑H15........	ad. No. 18, 1998
1067G‑H16........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	rs. No. 45, 1998
1067G‑H17........	ad. No. 18, 1998
1067G‑H18........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	rs. No. 45, 1998
1067G‑H19 to 1067G‑H22	ad. No. 18, 1998
1067G‑H23........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998
1067G‑H23A to 1067G‑H23C	ad. No. 45, 1998
1067G‑H24, 1067G‑H25	ad. No. 18, 1998
1067G‑H26........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	rs. No. 45, 1998
1067G‑H27........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 73, 2002
1067G‑H28........	ad. No. 18, 1998
1067G‑H29........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 68, 1999; No. 66, 2005
1067G‑H30 to 1067G‑H32	ad. No. 18, 1998
1067G‑H33........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 68, 1999
Module J
1067G‑J1.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
1067G‑J2, 1067G‑J3	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 66, 2005
1067G‑J4, 1067G‑J5	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 68, 1999
1067G‑J6.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
1067G–J7...............	ad. No. 35, 2003
1067G–J8...............	ad. No. 35, 2003
	am. No. 66, 2005
1067G–J9, 1067G–J10......	ad. No. 35, 2003
1067G–J11..............	ad. No. 66, 2005
Module K
1067G‑K1.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
1067G‑K2.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 68, 1999
1067G‑K3, 1067G‑K4	ad. No. 18, 1998
1067G‑K5.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	rep. No. 94, 2000
1067G‑K6, 1067G‑K7	ad. No. 18, 1998
1067G‑K8.........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 83, 1999
Note 2 to 1067G‑K8..	am. No. 45, 1998
1067G‑K9.........	ad. No. 83, 1999
Module L
Heading to Module L of s. 1067G	am. No. 52, 2004
Module L (Table)..........	ad. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 106, 2000; No. 73, 2002; No. 52, 2004
Part 3.5A
Part 3.5A................	ad. No. 45, 1998
Ss. 1067H–1067J..........	ad. No. 45, 1998
S. 1067K................	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 106, 2000; No. 66, 2005
S. 1067L................	ad. No. 45, 1998
Module A
Module A of s. 1067L.......	ad. No. 45, 1998
1067L‑A1.........	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 132, 1998; No. 152, 1999; No. 132, 2000
Module B
Module B of s. 1067L.......	ad. No. 45, 1998
1067L‑B1.........	ad. No. 45, 1998
1067L‑B2.........	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 106, 2000
1067L‑B3.........	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 106, 2000
Module C
Module C of s. 1067L.......	ad. No. 45, 1998
1067L‑C1.........	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 94, 2000
Heading to 1067L‑C2.	am. No. 52, 2004
1067L‑C2.........	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 52, 2004
1067L‑C3.........	ad. No. 45, 1998
Module D
Module D of s. 1067L.......	ad. No. 45, 1998
1067L‑D1.........	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 35, 2003
Note 2 to 1067L‑D1..	am. No. 36, 2006
1067L‑D2.........	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 73, 2002
1067L‑D3 to 1067L‑D8	ad. No. 45, 1998
1067L‑D9.........	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 70, 2000
1067L‑D10........	ad. No. 45, 1998
1067L‑D10A.......	ad. No. 70, 2000
1067L‑D11........	ad. No. 45, 1998
1067L‑D12........	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 45, 1998
1067L‑D13 to 1067L‑D25	ad. No. 45, 1998
1067L‑D26........	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 73, 2002
1067L‑D27........	ad. No. 45, 1998
1067L‑D28........	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 68, 1999
1067L‑D29 to 1067L‑D31	ad. No. 45, 1998
1067L‑D32........	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 68, 1999
Module E
Module E of s. 1067L.......	ad. No. 45, 1998
1067L‑E1.........	ad. No. 45, 1998
1067L‑E2.........	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 66, 2005
1067L‑E3, 1067L‑E4	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 68, 1999
1067L‑E5.........	ad. No. 45, 1998
1067L–E6, 1067L–E7.......	ad. No. 35, 2003
Module F
Module F of s. 1067L.......	ad. No. 45, 1998
1067L‑F1.........	ad. No. 45, 1998
1067L‑F2.........	ad. No. 45, 1998
	am. No. 68, 1999
1067L‑F3, 1067L‑F4	ad. No. 45, 1998
1067L‑F5.........	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rep. No. 94, 2000
1067L‑F6, 1067L‑F7	ad. No. 45, 1998
1067L‑F8.........	ad. No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 83, 1999
1067L‑F9.........	ad. No. 83, 1999
Part 3.6
Heading to s. 1068.........	rs. No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 1, 1996
S. 1068.................	am. Nos. 68, 141 and 194, 1991; No. 69, 1992; Nos. 55, 164, 174 and 184, 1994; No. 105, 1995; No. 1, 1996; No. 68, 1999; No. 106, 2000
Module A
1068‑A1..........	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; Nos. 69, 81 and 229, 1992; No. 55, 1994 (as am. by No. 43, 1996); No. 161, 1994 (as am. by No. 43, 1996); No. 174, 1994; No. 143, 1995 (as am. by No. 84, 1996); No. 114, 1997; No. 132, 1998; No. 152, 1999; No. 23, 2004
Note 1 to 1068‑A1...	am. No. 143, 1995; No. 114, 1997; No. 132, 2000
Module B
1068‑B1..........	am. Nos. 70, 115, 116 and 194, 1991; Nos. 81, 229 and 230, 1992; Nos. 36 and 120, 1993; No. 104, 1995; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; No. 152, 1999; No. 106, 2000; No. 73, 2002
1068‑B1AA........	ad. No. 1, 1996
1068‑B1A.........	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 36, 1993
	rs. No. 36, 1993
	am. No. 184, 1994; No. 202, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 106, 2000
1068‑B2..........	ad. No. 81, 1992
	am. No. 229, 1992
	rep. No. 229, 1992
	ad. No. 230, 1992
	rs. No. 36, 1993
1068‑B3, 1068‑B4	ad. No. 120, 1993
Module D
Module D of s. 1068........	ad. No. 229, 1992
1068‑D1..........	am. No. 194, 1991
	rep. No. 194, 1991
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 174, 1994; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; No. 94, 2000
Subhead. to 1068‑D2.	am. No. 174, 1994
	rs. No. 1, 1996
1068‑D2..........	rep. No. 194, 1991
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	rs. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 1, 1996; No. 106, 2000
1068‑D2A.........	ad. No. 174, 1994
	rs. No. 84, 1996
1068‑D3..........	am. No. 115, 1991
	rep. No. 194, 1991
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 1, 1996
Heading to 1068‑D4..	am. No. 52, 2004
1068‑D4..........	rep. No. 194, 1991
	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 52, 2004
Heading to 1068‑D5..	am. No. 52, 2004
1068‑D5..........	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 52, 2004
1068‑D6 to 1068‑D8	ad. No. 229, 1992
Heading to 1068‑D9..	am. No. 52, 2004
1068‑D9..........	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 52, 2004
1068‑D10.........	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. Nos. 36 and 121, 1993; No. 55, 1994
Module F of s. 1068........	rep. No. 23, 2004
1068‑F1..........	am. Nos. 115 and 116, 1991; Nos. 12, 69 and 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; Nos. 104, 105, 106 and 143, 1995; Nos. 114, 197 and 202, 1997; No. 83, 1999; No. 94, 2000
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1068‑F1A.........	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 121, 1993; No. 55, 1994
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1068‑F2..........	am. No. 104, 1995; No. 73, 2002
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1068‑F4..........	am. No. 69, 1992
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1068‑F5..........	rep. No. 23, 2004
1068‑F12.........	am. No. 69, 1992
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1068‑F14.........	am. Nos. 174 and 184, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 45, 1998
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1068‑F15.........	am. No. 116, 1991; Nos. 69 and 230, 1992; Nos. 36 and 121, 1993; No. 55, 1994; No. 83, 1996
	rep. No. 23, 2004
Note 1A to 1068‑F15.	ad. No. 83, 1996
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1068‑F16.........	am. No. 68, 1991
	rs. No. 104, 1995; No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 1, 1996
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1068‑F17, 1068‑F18	rep. No. 23, 2004
Module G
Heading to Module G of s. 1068	am. No. 174, 1994
1068‑G1..........	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; Nos. 25 and 121, 1993; No. 174, 1994; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; No. 73, 2002
Note 3 to 1068‑G1...	am. No. 84, 1996; No. 93, 1998; No. 36, 2006
1068‑G2..........	am. No. 116, 1991 (as am. by No. 229, 1992); No. 194, 1991; No. 138, 1992; No. 63, 1994
	rs. No. 36, 1993; No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 73, 2002
1068‑G4..........	am. No. 141, 1991
	rs. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 1, 1996
1068‑G5..........	am. No. 229, 1992
1068‑G7..........	am. No. 84, 1996
1068‑G7AA to 1068‑G7AE	ad. No. 84, 1996
1068‑G7AF........	ad. No. 84, 1996
	rs. No. 84, 1996
1068‑G7AG to 1068‑G7AK	ad. No. 84, 1996
	rs. No. 197, 1997
1068‑G7AKA.......	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 70, 2000
1068‑G7AKB.......	ad. No. 197, 1997
1068‑G7AKC.......	ad. No. 70, 2000
1068‑G7AL........	ad. No. 84, 1996
1068‑G7AM........	ad. No. 84, 1996
	rs. No. 93, 1998
1068‑G7AN........	ad. No. 84, 1996
1068‑G7AP........	ad. No. 84, 1996
	rs. No. 197, 1997
1068‑G7AQ........	ad. No. 84, 1996
1068‑G7AR........	ad. No. 84, 1996
1068‑G7A.........	ad. No. 116, 1991
	am. No. 229, 1992; No. 93, 1998
1068‑G7B.........	ad. No. 93, 1998
1068‑G7C.........	ad. No. 93, 1998
1068‑G7D.........	ad. No. 93, 1998
1068‑G7E.........	ad. No. 93, 1998
1068‑G8..........	rs. No. 116, 1991
	am. No. 84, 1996
1068‑G8A.........	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 1, 1996
1068‑G9..........	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; No. 25, 1993
	rs. No. 174, 1994 (as am. by No. 104, 1995)
	am. No. 1, 1996
	rs. No. 45, 1998
1068‑G10.........	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; No. 25, 1993
	rs. No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 73, 2002
1068‑G11.........	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 229, 1992; No. 55, 1994
	rs. No. 174, 1994
1068‑G12.........	rs. No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 68, 1999
1068‑G13.........	am. No. 116, 1991
	rs. No. 174, 1994
1068‑G14, 1068‑G15	ad. No. 174, 1994
1068‑G16.........	ad. No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 68, 1999
Module J
1068‑J1...........	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 229, 1992
1068‑J3...........	am. No. 194, 1991; Nos. 69 and 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 55, 1994; No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; Nos. 68 and 83, 1999; No. 30, 2003
1068‑J4...........	am. Nos. 73 and 74, 1991; No. 73, 2002
1068‑J6...........	rs. No. 83, 1999
	rep. No. 94, 2000
Subhead. to 1068‑J7.	am. No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
1068‑J7...........	rs. No. 69, 1992 (as am. by No. 229, 1992)
	am. No. 184, 1994; No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 83, 1999
Subhead. to 1068‑J8.	am. No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
1068‑J8...........	rs. No. 36, 1993
	am. No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
1068‑J9...........	ad. No. 83, 1999
Part 3.6A
Part 3.6A ...............	ad. No. 197, 1997
S. 1068A................	ad. No. 174, 1994
	rs. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 82, 1999; No. 23, 2004
Module A
Module A of s. 1068A.......	ad. No. 197, 1997
1068A‑A1.........	ad. No. 174, 1994
	rs. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 132, 1998; Nos. 68 and 152, 1999; No. 23, 2004
Note 1 to 1068A‑A1..	am. No. 132, 2000
Module B
Module B of s. 1068A.......	ad. No. 197, 1997
1068A‑B1.........	ad. No. 174, 1994
	rs. No. 197, 1997
Module BA
Module BA of s. 1068A......	ad. No. 68, 1999
1068A‑BA1 to 1068A‑BA6	ad. No. 68, 1999
Module C
Module C of s. 1068A.......	ad. No. 197, 1997
1068A‑C1.........	ad. No. 174, 1994
	rs. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 94, 2000
Heading to 1068A‑C2.	am. No. 52, 2004
1068A‑C2.........	ad. No. 174, 1994
	rs. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 52, 2004
1068A‑C3 to 1068A‑C5	ad. No. 197, 1997
Heading to 1068A‑C6.	am. No. 52, 2004
1068A‑C6.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 52, 2004
1068A‑C7.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
Module D of s. 1068A.......	ad. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1068A‑D1.........	ad. No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 1, 1996
	rs. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999; No. 94, 2000
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1068A‑D2.........	ad. No. 174, 1994
	rs. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1068A‑D3.........	ad. No. 174, 1994
	rep. No. 84, 1996
	ad. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1068A‑D4.........	ad. No. 174, 1994
	rs. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 23, 2004
Module E
Module E of s. 1068A.......	ad. No. 197, 1997
1068A‑E1.........	ad. No. 174, 1994
	am. No. 1, 1996
	rs. No. 197, 1997
Note 2 to 1068A‑E1..	am. No. 93, 1998; No. 36, 2006
1068A‑E2 to 1068A‑E8	ad. No. 174, 1994
	rs. No. 197, 1997
1068A‑E9.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	rs. No. 93, 1998; No. 197, 1997
1068A‑E10 to 1068A‑E13	ad. No. 197, 1997
1068A‑E14........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 68, 1999
Note 1 to 1068A‑E14.	am. No. 45, 1998
1068A‑E15........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 13, 1999
1068A‑E16........	ad. No. 197, 1997
1068A‑E17........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 45, 1998
1068A‑E18........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 68, 1999
1068A‑E19........	ad. No. 197, 1997
1068A‑E20........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 68, 1999
1068A‑E21........	ad. No. 45, 1998
Module F
Module F of s. 1068A.......	ad. No. 197, 1997
1068A‑F1.........	ad. No. 174, 1994
	am. Nos. 106 and 143, 1995; Nos. 114 and 202, 1997
	rs. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 197, 1997
1068A‑F2.........	ad. No. 174, 1994 (as am. by No. 104, 1995)
	rs. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 197, 1997; No. 68, 1999; No. 30, 2003
1068A‑F3.........	ad. No. 174, 1994
	rs. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 94, 2000
Note to 1068A‑F3...	am. No. 197, 1997
Note to 1068A‑F4...	am. No. 197, 1997
S. 1068B................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 82, 1999
Header to Rate Calculator....	rs. No. 82, 1999
Module A
Module A of s. 1068B.......	ad. No. 82, 1999
1068B‑A1.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	rs. No. 18, 1998
	am. No. 132, 1998
	rs. No. 82, 1999
1068B‑A2.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 132, 1998
	rs. No. 82, 1999
	am. No. 45, 2000; No. 23, 2004
1068B‑A3.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. Nos. 18 and 132, 1998; No. 152, 1999
	rs. No. 82, 1999
	am. No. 45, 2000; No. 23, 2004
Module C
Module C of s. 1068B.......	ad. No. 197, 1997
Subhead. to 1068B‑C2	am. No. 82, 1999
1068B‑C2.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. Nos. 82 and 152, 1999; No. 45, 2000
1068B‑C3.........	ad. No. 152, 1999
Module D
Module D of s. 1068B.......	ad. No. 197, 1997
1068B‑D1.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 82, 1999
Note 2 to 1068B‑D1..	am. No. 82, 1999
Note 3 to 1068B‑D1..	am. No. 93, 1998; No. 36, 2006
1068B‑D2.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 73, 2002
1068B‑D4 to 1068B‑D14	ad. No. 197, 1997
1068B‑D15........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	rs. No. 93, 1998
1068B‑D16 to 1068B–D18	ad. No. 197, 1997
1068B–D19..............	ad. No. 197, 1997
Examples 1, 2 to 1068B–D19	rep. No. 35, 2003
1068B–D20, 1068B–D21.....	ad. No. 197, 1997
1068B‑D22........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	rs. No. 45, 1998
1068B‑D23........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 82, 1999; No. 73, 2002
1068B‑D24........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 82, 1999
1068B‑D27........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 68, 1999
1068B‑D28........	ad. No. 197, 1997
1068B‑D29........	ad. No. 197, 1997
1068B‑D30........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	rs. No. 82, 1999
1068B‑D31........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 68, 1999
	rs. No. 82, 1999
Module E
Module E of s. 1068B.......	ad. No. 197, 1997
1068B‑E1.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 82, 1999; No. 94, 2000
Heading to 1068B‑E2.	am. No. 52, 2004
1068B‑E2.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 52, 2004
Heading to 1068B‑E3.	am. No. 52, 2004
1068B‑E3.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 52, 2004
1068B‑E4.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
1068B‑E5.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 82, 1999
1068B‑E6.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
Heading to 1068B‑E7.	am. No. 52, 2004
1068B‑E7.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 52, 2004
1068B‑E8.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
Module F of s. 1068B.......	ad. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1068B‑F1.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 197, 1997; Nos. 82 and 83, 1999; No. 94, 2000
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1068B‑F2.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1068B‑F3.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 73, 2002
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1068B‑F4.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1068B‑F5.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 45, 1998
	rep. No. 23, 2004
1068B‑F6 to 1068B‑F9	ad. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 23, 2004
Module G
Module G of s. 1068B.......	ad. No. 197, 1997
1068B‑G1.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 82, 1999
1068B‑G2.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 197, 1997; Nos. 68 and 83, 1999; No. 30, 2003
1068B‑G3.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 73, 2002
1068B‑G4.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	rs. No. 83, 1999
Subhead. to 1068B‑G5	am. No. 197, 1997
	rs. No. 83, 1999
1068B‑G5.........	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
1068B‑G6.........	ad. No. 83, 1999
Part 3.7
Part 3.7.................	ad. No. 23, 2004
Division 1
S. 1070.................	ad. No. 23, 2004
S. 1070A................	ad. No. 23, 2004
Division 2
Ss. 1070B, 1070C..........	ad. No. 23, 2004
Ss. 1070D–1070H.........	ad. No. 23, 2004
	am. No. 61, 2005
S. 1070J................	ad. No. 23, 2004
	am. No. 61, 2005
Division 3
Ss. 1070K–1070N..........	ad. No. 23, 2004
Ss. 1070P–1070R..........	ad. No. 23, 2004
Division 4
Ss. 1070S–1070X..........	ad. No. 23, 2004
Division 5
S. 1070Y................	ad. No. 23, 2004
Part 3.9
Part 3.9.................	ad. No. 61, 1993
	rs. No. 116, 1998
S. 1071.................	rep. No. 230, 1992
	ad. No. 61, 1993
	rs. No. 116, 1998
1071‑1...........	am. No. 116, 1991
	rep. No. 230, 1992
	ad. No. 61, 1993
	am. No. 1, 1996
	rs. No. 116, 1998
1071‑2...........	rep. No. 230, 1992
	ad. No. 61, 1993
	rs. No. 116, 1998
1071‑3...........	rep. No. 230, 1992
	ad. No. 61, 1993
	rs. No. 116, 1998
1071‑4...........	am. No. 116, 1991
	rep. No. 230, 1992
	ad. No. 61, 1993
	rs. No. 116, 1998
1071‑5...........	ad. No. 116, 1998
1071‑6...........	ad. No. 116, 1998
1071‑7...........	ad. No. 116, 1998
1071‑8...........	ad. No. 116, 1998
1071‑9...........	ad. No. 116, 1998
1071‑10..........	ad. No. 116, 1998
1071‑11..........	ad. No. 116, 1998
1071‑12..........	ad. No. 116, 1998
	am. No. 68, 1999; No. 42, 2001
Part 3.9A
Part 3.9A................	ad. No. 80, 2001
1071A‑1..........	ad. No. 80, 2001
1071A‑2..........	ad. No. 80, 2001
1071A‑3..........	ad. No. 80, 2001
1071A‑4..........	ad. No. 80, 2001
	am. No. 52, 2004
1071A‑5..........	ad. No. 80, 2001
1071A‑6..........	ad. No. 80, 2001
Part 3.10
Division 1
Div. 1 of Part 3.10..........	ad. No. 1, 1996
S. 1072.................	rep. No. 230, 1992
	ad. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 71, 2001
Note 1 to s. 1072..........	am. No. 197, 1997; No. 82, 1999
Note 2 to s. 1072..........	am. No. 93, 1998; No. 36, 2006
S. 1073.................	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991
	rs. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 36, 1993
	rs. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 84, 1996; No. 197, 1997; Nos. 45 and 93, 1998
Division 1AA
Div. 1AA of Part 3.10........	ad. No. 35, 2003
Ss. 1073A–1073C..........	ad. No. 35, 2003
Division 1AB
Div. 1AB of Part 3.10........	ad. No. 35, 2003
S. 1073D................	ad. No. 35, 2003
S. 1073E................	ad. No. 35, 2003
	am. No. 66, 2005
Ss. 1073F–1073J..........	ad. No. 35, 2003
Division 1A
Div. 1A of Part 3.10.........	ad. No. 1, 1996
S. 1074.................	am. Nos. 115, 116 and 194, 1991; No. 104, 1995
	rs. No. 1, 1996
Note to s. 1074(2)..........	ad. No. 84, 1998
	rs. No. 109, 2004
S. 1075.................	am. Nos. 115, 116 and 194, 1991; No. 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 104, 1995
	rep. No. 1, 1996
	ad. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 121, 1997; Nos. 71 and 77, 2001
Note to s. 1075(1)..........	ad. No. 84, 1998
	rs. No. 109, 2004
Division 1B
Heading to Div. 1B of Part 3.10	ad. No. 1, 1996
S. 1076.................	am. Nos. 115 and 116, 1991
	rep. No. 230, 1992
	ad. No. 36, 1993
	rep. No. 1, 1996
	ad. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 84, 1996
Note to s. 1076(1)..........	ad. No. 84, 1998
	rs. No. 109, 2004
S. 1077.................	am. No. 116, 1991
	rep. No. 230, 1992
	ad. No. 36, 1993
	rep. No. 1, 1996
	ad. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 84, 1996
Note to s. 1077(1)..........	ad. No. 84, 1998
	rs. No. 109, 2004
S. 1078.................	rep. No. 230, 1992
	ad. No. 36, 1993
	rs. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 84, 1996
Note to s. 1078(1)..........	ad. No. 84, 1998
	rs. No. 109, 2004
S. 1081.................	am. No. 116, 1991
	rep. No. 230, 1992
	ad. No. 36, 1993
	rs. No. 1, 1996
S. 1082.................	rs. No. 116, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; Nos. 81 and 230, 1992
	rep. No. 36, 1993
	ad. No. 36, 1993
	am. No. 174, 1994
	rs. No. 1, 1996
S. 1083.................	am. No. 116, 1991
	rep. No. 36, 1993
	ad. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 71, 2001; No. 23, 2004
Note to s. 1083(1)..........	ad. No. 84, 1998
	rs. No. 109, 2004
S. 1084.................	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991
	rep. No. 230, 1992
	ad. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 84, 1996
	rs. No. 71, 2001
S. 1084A................	ad. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 30, 2003
Division 1C
Heading to Div. 1C of Part 3.10	rs. No. 93, 1998
Div. 1C of Part 3.10.........	ad. No. 1, 1996
Subdiv. A of Div. 1C of Part 3.10	rep. No. 121, 2002
S. 1096.................	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 230, 1992
	rep. No. 83, 1996
	rs. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 83, 1996; No. 93, 1998; No. 42, 2001
	rep. No. 121, 2002
Note to s. 1096 (1st occurring)	ad. No. 83, 1996 rep. No. 42, 2001
Note to s. 1096 (2nd occurring)	rep. No. 42, 2001
S. 1097.................	rs. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 36, 1993; Nos. 53 and 104, 1995
	rs. No. 1, 1996
	rep. No. 121, 2002
Subdivision B
Heading to Subdiv. B of Div. 1C of Part 3.10	rs. No. 121, 2002
Subdiv. B of Div. 1C of Part 3.10	ad. No. 93, 1998
S. 1097A................	ad. No. 121, 2002
S. 1098.................	am. No. 63, 1994
	rs. No. 93, 1998
	am. No. 121, 2002; No. 36, 2006
Note to s. 1098............	am. No. 116, 2004
S. 1099.................	am. No. 104, 1995
	rs. No. 93, 1998
	am. No. 121, 2002
S. 1099A................	ad. No. 116, 1991
	rs. No. 230, 1992
	rep. No. 1, 1996
	ad. No. 93, 1998
	am. No. 121, 2002
S. 1099AA...............	ad. No. 36, 2006
S. 1099B................	ad. No. 116, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 81, 1992
	rep. No. 1, 1996
	ad. No. 93, 1998
	am. No. 121, 2002; No. 36, 2006
Ss. 1099C, 1099D.........	ad. No. 116, 1991
	rep. No. 1, 1996
	ad. No. 93, 1998
	am. No. 121, 2002
S. 1099DAA..............	ad. No. 36, 2006
Subdivision C
Subdiv. C of Div. 1C of Part 3.10	ad. No. 121, 2002
S. 1099DA...............	ad. No. 121, 2002
Ss. 1099DB–1099DD.......	ad. No. 121, 2002
	rs. No. 36, 2006
Division 1D
Div. 1D of Part 3.10.........	ad. No. 132, 1999
S. 1099E................	ad. No. 116, 1991
	rs. No. 194, 1991
	rep. No. 1, 1996
	ad. No. 132, 1999
S. 1099F................	ad. No. 116, 1991
	rep. No. 1, 1996
	ad. No. 132, 1999
S. 1099G................	ad. No. 116, 1991
	rep. No. 1, 1996
	ad. No. 132, 1999
S. 1099H................	ad. No. 116, 1991
	rep. No. 1, 1996
	ad. No. 132, 1999
Division 1E
Div. 1E of Part 3.10.........	ad. No. 132, 1999
Ss. 1099J, 1099K..........	ad. No. 116, 1991
	rep. No. 1, 1996
	ad. No. 132, 1999
S. 1099L................	ad. No. 116, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991
	rep. No. 1, 1996
	ad. No. 132, 1999
S. 1099M................	ad. No. 116, 1991
	rep. No. 1, 1996
	ad. No. 132, 1999
Division 2
S. 1100.................	am. No. 61, 1993
	rs. No. 202, 1997
	am. No. 197, 1997; No. 132, 1998; No. 30, 2003
Division 3
S. 1106.................	rs. No. 116, 1991
	am. Nos. 174 and 184, 1994; No. 197, 1997; No. 82, 1999; No. 73, 2002; No. 23, 2004
Note 1 to s. 1106 Renumbered Note........	No. 23, 2004
Note 2 to s. 1106..........	rep. No. 23, 2004
S. 1107.................	rs. No. 116, 1991
S. 1108.................	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 70, 2000
S. 1109.................	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 174, 1994; No. 197, 1997; No. 82, 1999; No. 70, 2000
Note 3 to s. 1109(1)........	rep. No. 23, 2004
Heading to s. 1110.........	am. No. 54, 2002
	rep. No. 23, 2004
S. 1110.................	am. No. 229, 1992; No. 70, 2000; No. 54, 2002
	rep. No. 23, 2004
S. 1111.................	am. No. 69, 1992; No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
Heading to s. 1112.........	am. No. 106, 1995
	rep. No. 70, 2000
S. 1112.................	am. Nos. 68 and 175, 1991; No. 69, 1992; No. 106, 1995; No. 1, 1996
	rep. No. 70, 2000
Part 3.11................	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 1116.................	am. No. 63, 1994
	rep. No. 30, 2003
Part 3.12
Division 1
S. 1118.................	am. Nos. 115, 116 and 194, 1991; Nos. 81, 229 and 230, 1992; Nos. 63 and 109, 1994; Nos. 53, 104 and 143, 1995; Nos. 1 and 83, 1996; No. 197, 1997; No. 93, 1998; No. 13, 1999; No. 42, 2001; Nos. 23 and 116, 2004; No. 29, 2005
Note 2 to s. 1118(1)........	am. No. 132, 1999
S. 1118A................	ad. No. 83, 1996
	am. No. 197, 1997; No. 13, 1999
	rep. No. 42, 2001
S. 1118B................	ad. No. 202, 1997
	am. No. 13, 1999; No. 23, 2004
S. 1118AA...............	ad. No. 57, 1996
	am. No. 197, 1997
Ss. 1118AB, 1118AC.......	ad. No. 132, 1999
S. 1119.................	am. No. 109, 1994; Nos. 104 and 143, 1995; No. 197, 1997
	rs. No. 93, 1998
	am. No. 121, 2002
S. 1120.................	am. No. 36, 1993; No. 63, 1994
	rs. No. 93, 1998
	am. No. 121, 2002
S. 1120A................	ad. No. 121, 2002
	am. No. 36, 2006
S. 1120B................	ad. No. 116, 2004
S. 1121.................	am. No. 175, 1991; No. 81, 1992; No. 71, 2001; No. 23, 2004; No. 36, 2006
S. 1121A................	ad. No. 175, 1991
Division 2
S. 1123.................	rs. No. 116, 1991
	am. Nos. 174 and 184, 1994; No. 197, 1997; No. 82, 1999; No. 106, 2000; No. 73, 2002
Note to s. 1123(1)..........	ad. No. 84, 1998
	rs. No. 109, 2004
Heading to s. 1124.........	rs. No. 54, 2002
S. 1124.................	rs. No. 116, 1991
	am. No. 54, 2002
S. 1124A................	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 70, 2000; No. 54, 2002
Note 3 to s. 1124A(1).......	rep. No. 23, 2004
Note 4 to s. 1124A(1).......	am. No. 197, 1997; No. 82, 1999
Heading to s. 1125.........	rs. No. 54, 2002
S. 1125.................	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; No. 70, 2000; No. 54, 2002
Note 3 to s. 1125(1)........	rep. No. 23, 2004
S. 1125A................	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 184, 1994; No. 70, 2000; No. 54, 2002
Note 3 to s. 1125A(1).......	rep. No. 23, 2004
Note 4 to s. 1125A(1).......	am. No. 197, 1997; No. 82, 1999
Heading to s. 1126.........	rs. No. 54, 2002
S. 1126.................	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; No. 36, 1993; Nos. 63 and 184, 1994; No. 70, 2000; No. 54, 2002
Note 3 to s. 1126(1)........	rep. No. 23, 2004
Ss. 1126AA–1126AD.......	ad. No. 54, 2002
S. 1126A................	ad. No. 106, 2000
	am. No. 54, 2002
Note 3 to s. 1126A(1).......	rep. No. 23, 2004
S. 1126B................	ad. No. 106, 2000
	am. No. 54, 2002
Note 3 to s. 1126B(1).......	rep. No. 23, 2004
Ss. 1126C, 1126D.........	ad. No. 54, 2002
S. 1127.................	am. No. 69, 1992; No. 106, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
	rs. No. 106, 2000
	am. No. 83, 1999
S. 1127A................	ad. No. 143, 1995
Heading to s. 1128.........	am. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 70, 2000
S. 1128.................	am. Nos. 68 and 175, 1991; No. 69, 1992; No. 55, 1994; No. 106, 1995; No. 1, 1996
	rep. No. 70, 2000
Division 3
S. 1129.................	am. No. 63, 1994; No. 104, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 54, 2002
S. 1130.................	am. No. 175, 1991; No. 229, 1992; No. 25, 1993; No. 63, 1994; No. 54, 2002; No. 52, 2004
S. 1130A................	ad. No. 143, 1995
S. 1130B................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 54, 2002
S. 1130C................	ad. No. 197, 1997
	am. No. 54, 2002; No. 52, 2004
S. 1131.................	am. No. 116, 1991; Nos. 81 and 241, 1992; Nos. 63, 174 and 184, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 82, 1999; No. 54, 2002
Note to s. 1131(2A).........	rs. No. 197, 1997
S. 1132.................	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 229, 1992; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; No. 45, 1998; No. 54, 2002; No. 52, 2004
Note to s. 1132(2)..........	am. No. 45, 1998
Division 4
S. 1133AA...............	ad. No. 1, 1996
S. 1133.................	am. No. 141, 1991; Nos. 63, 109 and 174, 1994; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; Nos. 197 and 202, 1997; No. 132, 2000
S. 1134.................	am. Nos. 175 and 194, 1991; No. 1, 1996; No. 197, 1997; No. 132, 1998; No. 100, 2004; No. 154, 2005
S. 1135.................	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; No. 1, 1996
S. 1135A................	ad. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 132, 2000
S. 1136.................	am. No. 1, 1996; No. 132, 2000
S. 1137.................	am. No. 194, 1991
	rs. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 132, 2000
S. 1138.................	am. No. 1, 1996; No. 132, 2000
S. 1139.................	am. No. 109, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 132, 1998
S. 1140.................	am. No. 1, 1996
S. 1141.................	rs. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 132, 1998
S. 1142.................	rs. No. 1, 1996
	am. No. 132, 1998
S. 1142A................	ad. No. 1, 1996
Ss. 1143, 1144............	am. No. 1, 1996
S. 1144A................	ad. No. 143, 1995
Division 5
Heading to Div. 5 of Part 3.12	am. No. 116, 1991 rs. No. 81, 1992
Subdivision A
S. 1145A................	ad. No. 116, 1991
S. 1146.................	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; No. 81, 1992
S. 1147.................	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 81, 1992; No. 143, 1995; No. 114, 1997
S. 1148.................	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 81, 1992
Subdivision B
S. 1150.................	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 81, 1992; No. 143, 1995; No. 13, 1999
Subdivision C
S. 1151.................	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 81, 1992; No. 143, 1995; No. 13, 1999
Subdivision D
S. 1152.................	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 81, 1992; No. 63, 1994; No. 143, 1995; No. 13, 1999
S. 1153.................	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; No. 81, 1992; No. 63, 1994; No. 143, 1995; No. 13, 1999
S. 1154.................	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; No. 81, 1992; No. 63, 1994; No. 143, 1995; No. 13, 1999
Subdivision E
Ss. 1155‑1157......	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 81, 1992
Part 3.12A
Heading to Part 3.12A.......	rs. No. 197, 1997; Nos. 83 and 82, 1999
Part 3.12A...............	ad. No. 61, 1993
Division 1
S. 1157A................	ad. No. 61, 1993
	am. Nos. 197 and 202, 1997; No. 116, 1998; Nos. 82 and 83, 1999
Note 3 to s. 1157A(1) Renumbered Note 2 Renumbered Note 1......	No. 83, 1999 No. 82, 1999
Note 4 to s. 1157A(1) Renumbered Note 3 Renumbered Note 2......	No. 83, 1999 No. 82, 1999
Division 2
Ss. 1157B–1157D..........	ad. No. 61, 1993
Ss. 1157E, 1157F..........	ad. No. 61, 1993
	am. No. 1, 1996; No. 106, 2000
S. 1157G................	ad. No. 61, 1993
	am. No. 161, 1994
S. 1157H................	ad. No. 61, 1993
	am. No. 105, 1995
S. 1157I.................	ad. No. 61, 1993
	am. No. 161, 1994
S. 1157J................	ad. No. 61, 1993
Ss. 1157JA–1157JC........	ad. No. 202, 1997
Division 3
Ss. 1157K–1157M.........	ad. No. 61, 1993
Division 4
S. 1157N................	ad. No. 61, 1993
Division 5
S. 1157O................	ad. No. 61, 1993
Division 6
S. 1157P................	ad. No. 61, 1993
S. 1157Q................	ad. No. 61, 1993
	am. No. 104, 1995
S. 1157R................	ad. No. 61, 1993
Division 7
Subdivision A
Heading to Subdiv. A of Part 3.12A	ad. No. 161, 1994
S. 1157S................	ad. No. 61, 1993
	rs. No. 161, 1994
S. 1157T................	ad. No. 61, 1993
	am. No. 161, 1994
S. 1157TA...............	ad. No. 161, 1994
Subdivision B
Subdiv. B of Part 3.12A......	ad. No. 161, 1994
Ss. 1157TB, 1157TC........	ad. No. 161, 1994
Subdivision C
Subdiv. C of Part 3.12A......	ad. No. 161, 1994
Ss. 1157TD–1157TF........	ad. No. 161, 1994
	am. No. 30, 2003
Subdivision D
Heading to Subdiv. D of Part 3.12A	ad. No. 161, 1994
S. 1157U................	ad. No. 61, 1993
	am. No. 161, 1994
Division 8
Div. 8 of Part 3.12A.........	ad. No. 202, 1997
S. 1157UA...............	ad. No. 202, 1997
Division 9
Div. 9 of Part 3.12A.........	ad. No. 202, 1997
S. 1157UB...............	ad. No. 202, 1997
Division 8
S. 1157V................	ad. No. 61, 1993
	am. No. 61, 1993
	am. No. 197, 1997; No. 83, 1999
Part 3.13
S. 1158.................	am. Nos. 116 and 141, 1991; No. 229, 1992; No. 121, 1993; No. 55, 1994 (as am. by No. 174, 1994); Nos. 109 and 174, 1994; No. 197, 1997
	rs. No. 132, 1998; No. 152, 1999
	am. No. 30, 2003
Note 1 to s. 1158..........	rs. No. 197, 1997
S. 1159.................	am. No. 109, 1994; No. 197, 1997
Part 3.14
Part 3.14................	rs. No. 71, 2001
Division 1
S. 1160.................	ad. No. 71, 2001
S. 1161.................	ad. No. 71, 2001
	am. No. 23, 2004
S. 1161A................	ad. No. 23, 2004
S. 1162.................	ad. No. 71, 2001
S. 1163.................	am. Nos. 116, 141, 175 and 194, 1991; Nos. 81 and 229, 1992; No. 121, 1993; Nos. 55, 63 and 109, 1994; No. 174, 1994 (as am. by No. 104, 1995); No. 104, 1995; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; No. 197, 1997
	rs. No. 71, 2001
S. 1163A................	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 143, 1995
	rep. No. 71, 2001
S. 1163B................	ad. No. 121, 1993
	rep. No. 71, 2001
S. 1164.................	am. Nos. 116, 141 and 194, 1991; No. 229, 1992; No. 121, 1993; No. 109, 1994; No. 174, 1994 (as rs. by No. 104, 1995); No. 104, 1995; No. 197, 1997; No. 82, 1999
	rs. No. 71, 2001
Note to s. 1164(7)..........	am. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 71, 2001
Heading to s. 1165.........	rs. No. 104, 1995; No. 71, 2001
Subhead. to s. 1165(1)......	rs. No. 84, 1996
	rep. No. 71, 2001
Subhead. to s. 1165(2)......	rs. No. 84, 1996
	rep. No. 71, 2001
Subhead. to s. 1165(3)......	rs. No. 84, 1996
	rep. No. 71, 2001
S. 1165.................	am. Nos. 116, 141, 175 and 194, 1991; Nos. 81 and 229, 1992; No. 121, 1993; No. 174, 1994; No. 104, 1995; No. 84, 1996; No. 197, 1997; No. 82, 1999
	rs. No. 71, 2001
Note 1 to s. 1165(1)........	rs. No. 84, 1996
	rep. No. 71, 2001
Note 1 to s. 1165(2)........	rs. No. 84, 1996
	rep. No. 71, 2001
Note to s. 1165(2B).........	am. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 71, 2001
Division 2
Heading to s. 1166.........	am. No. 104, 1995
	rs. No. 71, 2001
S. 1166.................	am. Nos. 116, 141, 175 and 194, 1991; No. 229, 1992; No. 121, 1993; No. 109, 1994; No. 174, 1994 (as am. by No. 104, 1995); No. 184, 1994; Nos. 104 and 143, 1995; No. 84, 1996; No. 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 82, 1999
	rs. No. 71, 2001
S. 1167.................	am. No. 175, 1991; No. 69, 1992
	rs. No. 104, 1995
	am. No. 106, 1995; No. 70, 2000
	rs. No. 71, 2001
Note 3 to s. 1167..........	rep. No. 70, 2000
Division 3
Heading to s. 1168.........	am. No. 104, 1995
	rs. No. 71, 2001
S. 1168.................	am. Nos. 68, 116, 141 and 194, 1991; Nos. 69 and 229, 1992; No. 121, 1993; Nos. 55 and 109, 1994; No. 174, 1994 (as am. by No. 104, 1995); No. 184, 1994; Nos. 104 and 143, 1995; No. 1, 1996; No. 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 82, 1999; No. 132, 2000
	rs. No. 71, 2001
Note 1 to s. 1168(5)........	am. No. 82, 1999
	rep. No. 71, 2001
Note to s. 1168(5)..........	am. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 71, 2001
Note to s. 1168(6)..........	rs. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 71, 2001
Note to s. 1168(7)..........	rs. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 71, 2001
S. 1169.................	am. No. 69, 1992; No. 104, 1995
	rs. No. 106, 2000; No. 71, 2001
Heading to s. 1170.........	am. No. 104, 1995
	rs. No. 71, 2001
S. 1170.................	am. Nos. 68, 116, 141 and 194, 1991; Nos. 81 and 229, 1992; Nos. 36 and 121, 1993; No. 109, 1994; No. 174, 1994 (as am. by No. 104, 1995); No. 184, 1994; Nos. 104 and 143, 1995; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; No. 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 82, 1999
	rs. No. 71, 2001
Note to s. 1170(1)..........	am. Nos. 197 and 202, 1997
	rep. No. 71, 2001
Note 1 to s. 1170(4B).......	rs. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 71, 2001
Note 2 to s. 1170(4B).......	am. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 71, 2001
S. 1171.................	am. No. 175, 1991; Nos. 69 and 229, 1992
	rs. No. 104, 1995
	am. No. 106, 1995; No. 70, 2000
	rs. No. 71, 2001
Note 3 to s. 1171..........	rep. No. 70, 2000
S. 1172.................	am. Nos. 116, 141 and 194, 1991; No. 229, 1992; No. 121, 1993; No. 104, 1995
	rs. No. 71, 2001
S. 1173.................	am. No. 229, 1992; No. 143, 1995
	rs. No. 71, 2001
S. 1174.................	am. Nos. 115, 116, 141 and 194, 1991; Nos. 81 and 229, 1992; No. 121, 1993; Nos. 174 and 184, 1994; Nos. 104 and 143, 1995; No. 84, 1996; No. 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 82, 1999
	rs. No. 71, 2001
Note to s. 1174(6AA)........	rs. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 71, 2001
S. 1174A................	ad. No. 81, 1992
	rep. No. 71, 2001
S. 1175.................	rs. No. 71, 2001
S. 1176.................	am. No. 115, 1991; No. 229, 1992; No. 143, 1995
	rs. No. 71, 2001
Division 4
Subdivision A
S. 1177.................	am. Nos. 116, 141 and 194, 1991; No. 229, 1992; Nos. 36 and 121, 1993; No. 104, 1995
	rs. No. 71, 2001
Subdivision B
S. 1178.................	am. No. 229, 1992; No. 143, 1995
	rs. No. 71, 2001
S. 1179.................	am. Nos. 116, 141 and 194, 1991; Nos. 81 and 229, 1992; No. 121, 1993; Nos. 174 and 184, 1994; No. 104, 1995; No. 84, 1996; No. 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 82, 1999; No. 70, 2000
	rs. No. 71, 2001
Note to s. 1179(6AA)........	rs. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 71, 2001
S. 1180.................	am. No. 81, 1992
	rs. No. 71, 2001
S. 1181.................	rs. No. 71, 2001
Subdivision C
S. 1182.................	am. No. 229, 1992; No. 143, 1995
	rs. No. 71, 2001
S. 1183.................	rs. No. 71, 2001
S. 1184.................	am. No. 121, 1993; No. 104, 1995
	rs. No. 71, 2001
S. 1184A................	ad. No. 104, 1995
	am. No. 202, 1997
	rs. No. 71, 2001
Ss. 1184B, 1184C..........	ad. No. 71, 2001
S. 1184D................	ad. No. 71, 2001
	am. No. 137, 2001
S. 1184E................	ad. No. 71, 2001
Division 5
Ss. 1184F–1184I..........	ad. No. 71, 2001
Division 6
Ss. 1184J–1184L..........	ad. No. 71, 2001
S. 1185.................	rs. No. 71, 2001
S. 1185A (1st occurring).....	ad. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 71, 2001
Part 3.14A
Part 3.14A...............	ad. No. 84, 1998
Division 1
S. 1185A (2nd occurring).....	ad. No. 84, 1998
Ss. 1185AA, 1185AB.......	ad. No. 151, 2001
S. 1185B................	ad. No. 84, 1998
	am. No. 118, 2000; No. 151, 2001
S. 1185C................	ad. No. 84, 1998
Division 2
S. 1185D................	ad. No. 84, 1998
	am. No. 151, 2001
Division 3
Div. 3 of Part 3.14A
S. 1185E................	ad. No. 84, 1998
	am. No. 118, 2000; No. 151, 2001
	rep. No. 30, 2003
Division 4
Ss. 1185F–1185H..........	ad. No. 84, 1998
S. 1185J................	ad. No. 84, 1998
	am. No. 118, 2000; No. 151, 2001
Division 5
S. 1185K................	ad. No. 84, 1998
	am. No. 94, 2000; Nos. 77 and 151, 2001
Division 6
Div. 6 to Part 3.14A.........	ad. No. 151, 2001
S. 1185L................	ad. No. 151, 2001
Part 3.14B
Part 3.14B...............	ad. No. 109, 2004
Division 1
Ss. 1185M, 1185N.........	ad. No. 109, 2004
Ss. 1185P–1185S..........	ad. No. 109, 2004
Division 2
S. 1185T................	ad. No. 109, 2004
Division 3
Ss. 1185U–1185X..........	ad. No. 109, 2004
Division 4
S. 1185Y................	ad. No. 109, 2004
Part 3.15
Heading to Part 3.15........	am. No. 194, 1991
	rs. No. 70, 2000
S. 1186.................	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 36, 1993; No. 70, 2000
Note 1 to s. 1186..........	am. No. 70, 2000
	rep. No. 30, 2003
Heading to s. 1187.........	am. No. 70, 2000
S. 1187.................	am. Nos. 68, 116, 141, 175 and 194, 1991; Nos. 36 and 121, 1993; Nos. 55, 109 and 174, 1994; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; Nos. 197 and 202, 1997; No. 70, 2000
S. 1188.................	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 70, 2000
Part 3.15A
Part 3.15A...............	ad. No. 152, 1999
Division 1
S. 1188A................	ad. No. 152, 1999
S. 1188B................	ad. No. 152, 1999
	am. No. 32, 2005
Division 2
S. 1188C................	ad. No. 152, 1999
	am. No. 73, 2002; No. 30, 2003
Division 3
S. 1188D................	ad. No. 152, 1999
	am. No. 45, 2000
S. 1188E................	ad. No. 152, 1999
S. 1188F................	ad. No. 152, 1999
	am. No. 45, 2000; No. 23, 2004
Ss. 1188G–1188K.........	ad. No. 152, 1999
Division 4
Ss. 1188L, 1188M..........	ad. No. 152, 1999
Part 3.16
Heading to Part 3.16........	am. No. 143, 1995
Division 1
S. 1189.................	am. No. 230, 1992; No. 143, 1995
S. 1190.................	am. Nos. 115, 116, 141, 175 and 194, 1991; Nos. 69, 81, 229 and 230, 1992; Nos. 36, 61, 120 and 121, 1993; No. 55, 1994; No. 63, 1994 (as am. by No. 43, 1996); No. 109, 1994; No. 174, 1994 (as am. by No. 104, 1995); No. 184, 1994; Nos. 104, 106 and 143, 1995; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; Nos. 114, 197 and 202, 1997; Nos. 45, 93 and 116, 1998; Nos. 13, 68, 82, 83 and 114, 1999; Nos. 70, 106 and 132, 2000; No. 73, 2002; No. 30, 2003; Nos. 23, 52 and 132, 2004
Division 2
S. 1191.................	am. Nos. 115, 175, 194 and 208, 1991; Nos. 69, 81, 229 and 230, 1992; Nos. 36, 120 and 121, 1993; No. 55, 1994; No. 174, 1994 (as am. by No. 104, 1995); No. 184, 1994; Nos. 104, 106 and 143, 1995; Nos. 1, 43 and 84, 1996; Nos. 114, 197 and 202, 1997; No. 45, 1998; Nos. 13, 68, 82 and 83, 1999; Nos. 106 and 132, 2000; Nos. 23 and 132, 2004
S. 1192.................	am. No. 73, 1991; No. 230, 1992; No. 120, 1993; No. 184, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 175, 1997; No. 68, 1999; No. 106, 2000; Nos. 23 and 132, 2004
Note to s. 1192(2)
Renumbered Note 1......	No. 68, 1999
Note 2 to s. 1192(2)........	ad. No. 68, 1999 (as am. by No. 93, 2000)
S. 1194.................	am. No. 115, 1991; No. 116, 1991 (as am. by No. 229, 1992); No. 194, 1991; Nos. 69 and 81, 1992; No. 61, 1993; Nos. 104 and 143, 1995; Nos. 197 and 202, 1997; No. 83, 1999
S. 1194A................	ad. No. 229, 1992
	rs. No. 229, 1992
	rep. No. 30, 2003
S. 1195.................	ad. No. 175, 1997
	am. No. 197, 1997
S. 1198A................	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 109, 1994; No. 45, 1998
	rep. No. 106, 2000
Division 4
S. 1198B................	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; Nos. 63 and 109, 1994; No. 45, 1998
	rs. No. 106, 2000
S. 1198C................	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 13, 1999
Ss. 1203, 1204............	am. No. 115, 1991
S. 1205.................	am. Nos. 115 and 116, 1991; No. 81, 1992
S. 1206A................	ad. No. 115, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; Nos. 81 and 229, 1992
	rs. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 121, 1993; No. 184, 1994; No. 45, 1998
S. 1206B................	ad. No. 115, 1991
	rep. No. 194, 1991
	ad. No. 81, 1992
Division 5
Div. 5 of Part 3.16..........	ad. No. 143, 1995
S. 1206D................	ad. No. 143, 1995
S. 1206E................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 197, 1997
Note 3 to s. 1206E(1).......	am. No. 197, 1997
Heading to s. 1206F........	am. No. 197, 1997
S. 1206F................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 197, 1997
Note 2 to s. 1206F.........	am. No. 197, 1997
S. 1206G................	ad. No. 143, 1995
Division 6
Div. 6 of Part 3.16..........	ad. No. 68, 1999
S. 1206GA...............	ad. No. 68, 1999
	am. No. 45, 2000
S. 1206GAA..............	ad. No. 68, 1999 (as am. by No. 93, 2000)
Ss. 1206GB–1206GD.......	ad. No. 68, 1999
Part 3.16A
Part 3.16A...............	ad. No. 143, 1995 (as am. by No. 84, 1996)
S. 1206H................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 197, 1997
S. 1206J................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 84, 1996
Ss. 1206K–1206P..........	ad. No. 143, 1995
Part 3.16B
Part 3.16B...............	ad. No. 152, 1999
S. 1206Q................	ad. No. 152, 1999
	am. No. 83, 1999
Ss. 1206R–1206W.........	ad. No. 152, 1999
Heading to Part 3.17........	rep. No. 132, 2000
Part 3.18
Part 3.18................	ad. No. 132, 2000
Division 1
S. 1207.................	ad. No. 132, 2000
S. 1207A................	ad. No. 132, 2000
	am. No. 55, 2001
Ss. 1207B–1207M.........	ad. No. 132, 2000
Division 2
S. 1207N................	ad. No. 132, 2000
	am. No. 55, 2001
Division 3
S. 1207P................	ad. No. 132, 2000
Division 4
Ss. 1207Q–1207U.........	ad. No. 132, 2000
Division 5
Ss. 1207V, 1207W.........	ad. No. 132, 2000
Division 6
S. 1207X................	ad. No. 132, 2000
Division 7
Ss. 1207Y, 1207Z..........	ad. No. 132, 2000
S. 1208.................	ad. No. 132, 2000
S. 1208A................	ad. No. 132, 2000
S. 1208B................	ad. No. 132, 2000
	am. No. 77, 2001
Ss. 1208C, 1208D.........	ad. No. 132, 2000
Division 8
Ss. 1208E–1208J..........	ad. No. 132, 2000
Division 9
Ss. 1208K–1208P..........	ad. No. 132, 2000
	am. No. 54, 2002
Division 10
Ss. 1208Q–1208T..........	ad. No. 132, 2000
Division 11
Ss. 1208U–1208Z..........	ad. No. 132, 2000
S. 1209.................	ad. No. 132, 2000
Ss. 1209A, 1209B..........	ad. No. 132, 2000
S. 1209C................	ad. No. 132, 2000
	am. No. 77, 2001
Division 12
S. 1209D................	ad. No. 132, 2000
Division 13
S. 1209E................	ad. No. 132, 2000
Division 14
Ss. 1209F–1209K..........	ad. No. 132, 2000
Part 3.19
Heading to Part 3.19........	ad. No. 132, 2000
S. 1207 Renumbered s. 1210......	am. No. 141, 1991; Nos. 69 and 229, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 174, 1994; No. 143, 1995; No. 114, 1997 (as am. by No. 100, 2005); No. 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 82, 1999 No. 132, 2000
S. 1210.................	am. No. 23, 2004
S. 1210A................	ad. No. 80, 2001
Chapter 4
Part 4.2
Division 1
Heading to Div. 1 of Part 4.2..	rs. No. 94, 2000
Heading to s. 1211.........	am. No. 197, 1997
S. 1211.................	am. No. 175, 1991; Nos. 69 and 229, 1992; No. 121, 1993; No. 55, 1994; No. 174, 1994 (as am. by No. 43, 1996); Nos. 104 and 106, 1995; Nos. 1 and 43, 1996; No. 197, 1997
	rs. No. 94, 2000
Note 7 to s. 1211..........	rs. No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 94, 2000
S. 1212.................	am. No. 141, 1991 (as am. by No. 229, 1992); No. 175, 1991; No. 229, 1992; No. 121, 1993; No. 174, 1994; Nos. 1 and 84, 1996; No. 197, 1997; No. 152, 1999
	rs. No. 94, 2000
	am. No. 10, 2001
Note 1 to s. 1212(4)........	am. No. 152, 1999
	rep. No. 94, 2000
Ss. 1212A–1212D..........	ad. No. 94, 2000
Division 2
Heading to Div. 2 of Part 4.2..	rs. No. 94, 2000
Subdivision A
S. 1213.................	am. Nos. 141 and 175, 1991; No. 174, 1994; No. 143, 1995
	rs. No. 94, 2000
S. 1213A................	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 175, 1991; No. 143, 1995
	rep. No. 94, 2000
S. 1214.................	am. No. 143, 1995
	rep. No. 197, 1997
	ad. No. 94, 2000
S. 1215.................	rs. No. 115, 1991
	rep. No. 70, 2000
	ad. No. 94, 2000
S. 1216.................	am. No. 116, 1991
	rs. No. 115, 1991
	rep. No. 70, 2000
	ad. No. 94, 2000
S. 1216A................	ad. No. 115, 1991
	rep. No. 70, 2000
S. 1216B................	ad. No. 115, 1991
	am. No. 36, 1993
	rep. No. 94, 2000
S. 1217.................	am. No. 115, 1991
	rs. No. 94, 2000
	am. Nos. 30, 35 and 122, 2003
Note to s. 1217............	rep. No. 30, 2003
Subdivision B
S. 1218AA...............	ad. No. 122, 2003
S. 1218.................	am. Nos. 116 and 141, 1991; No. 174, 1994
	rs. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 197, 1997
	rs. No. 94, 2000
S. 1218A................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	rs. No. 94, 2000
S. 1218B................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	rs. No. 94, 2000
	am. No. 122, 2003
Heading to s. 1218C........	am. No. 36, 2006
S. 1218C................	ad. No. 143, 1995
	rs. No. 94, 2000
S. 1218D................	ad. No. 36, 2006
S. 1219.................	am. No. 141, 1991; No. 174, 1994; No. 105, 1995; No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 94, 2000
S. 1220.................	am. No. 141, 1991; Nos. 161 and 174, 1994; No. 197, 1997; No. 152, 1999; No. 94, 2000; No. 36, 2006
Division 3
S. 1220A................	ad. No. 81, 1992
	rs. No. 94, 2000
S. 1220B................	ad. No. 81, 1992
	am. No. 81, 1992; No. 197, 1997; No. 152, 1999
	rs. No. 94, 2000
	am. No. 122, 2003
S. 1221.................	am. No. 115, 1991; No. 141, 1991 (as am. by No. 229, 1991); No. 194, 1991
	rs. No. 81, 1992
	am. No. 81, 1992
	rs. No. 94, 2000
Module A
1221‑A2..........	ad. No. 94, 2000
Module B
1221‑B1..........	rs. No. 109, 1994
1221‑B2..........	am. No. 94, 2000
1221‑B5, 1221‑B6	am. No. 141, 1991
	rep. No. 94, 2000
1221‑B7..........	am. No. 115, 1991
	rs. No. 194, 1991
	rep. No. 94, 2000
Heading to 1221‑B8..	am. No. 174, 1994
	rep. No. 94, 2000
1221‑B8..........	am. No. 174, 1994; No. 197, 1997
	rep. No. 94, 2000
1221‑B9..........	rep. No. 116, 1991
	ad. No. 152, 1999
	rep. No. 94, 2000
Chapter 5
Part 5.1
S. 1222.................	rs. No. 116, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; Nos. 81, 229 and 230, 1992; No. 36, 1993 (as am. by No. 43, 1996); No. 121, 1993; Nos. 63, 68 and 161, 1994; No. 143, 1995; No. 45, 1998; No. 192, 1999; No. 47, 2001; No. 122, 2003
Note 1 to s. 1222(1)........	am. No. 45, 1998; No. 192, 1999
	rep. No. 47, 2001
Note to s. 1222(1)..........	ad. No. 47, 2001
	rep. No. 122, 2003
Note 2 to s. 1222(1)........	rep. No. 47, 2001
Note 3 to s. 1222(1)........	rep. No. 122, 2003
Part 5.2
S. 1222A................	ad. No. 116, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991
	rs. No. 81, 1992
	am. Nos. 229 and 230, 1992; Nos. 36 and 121, 1993; Nos. 63 and 161, 1994; No. 1, 1996; No. 192, 1999; No. 106, 2000
Heading to s. 1223.........	rs. No. 192, 1999
Subhead. to s. 1223(3)......	am. No. 197, 1997
Subhead. to s. 1223(4)......	am. No. 197, 1997
S. 1223.................	am. Nos. 68, 70, 116, 141, 175 and 194, 1991; No. 81, 1992
	rs. No. 229, 1992
	am. Nos. 36 and 121, 1993; No. 55, 1994 (as am. by No. 174, 1994; No. 43, 1996); Nos. 63 and 174, 1994; Nos. 105, 106 and 143, 1995; Nos. 1, 63 and 84, 1996; Nos. 109, 197 and 202, 1997; Nos. 45 and 120, 1998; Nos. 13, 83, 152 and 192, 1999; No. 106, 2000; No. 47, 2001; Nos. 30 and 35, 2003
Note to s. 1223(7)..........	rs. No. 109, 1997; No. 45, 1998
	rep. No. 35, 2003
Heading to s. 1223A........	am. No. 116, 2004
S. 1223A................	ad. No. 71, 2001
	am. No. 30, 2003; No. 116, 2004
Heading to s. 1223AA.......	rs. No. 83, 1996
S. 1223AA...............	ad. No. 194, 1991
	am. No. 81, 1992; No. 36, 1993; Nos. 63 and 174, 1994; No. 104, 1995; Nos. 1, 83 and 84, 1996; No. 45, 1998; Nos. 152 and 192, 1999; No. 30, 2003
S. 1223AB...............	ad. No. 63, 1994
	am. No. 84, 1996; No. 192, 1999
S. 1223ABAA.............	ad. No. 41, 2006
S. 1223ABA..............	ad. No. 60, 2004
	am. No. 55, 2005; No. 41, 2006
Heading to s. 1224.........	am. No. 192, 1999
S. 1224.................	am. No. 70, 1991; No. 81, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 63, 1994; No. 105, 1995; No. 84, 1996; No. 192, 1999; No. 106, 2000
	rep. No. 47, 2001
S. 1224AA...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 84, 1996; Nos. 45 and 67, 1998; No. 106, 2000
Heading to s. 1224AB.......	am. No. 192, 1999
S. 1224AB...............	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 84, 1996; No. 192, 1999; No. 106, 2000
	rs. No. 47, 2001
	am. No. 137, 2001
S. 1224B................	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. Nos. 36 and 121, 1993; No. 63, 1994; No. 104, 1995; No. 84, 1996; No. 45, 1998
S. 1224C................	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 36, 1993; No. 55, 1994 (as am. by No. 174, 1994); No. 63, 1994; No. 84, 1996
S. 1224D................	ad. No. 230, 1992
	am. No. 36, 1993; No. 63, 1994; No. 84, 1996; No. 192, 1999
Heading to s. 1224E........	am. No. 143, 1995
S. 1224E................	ad. No. 161, 1994
	am. No. 143, 1995; No. 1, 1996 (as am. by No. 5, 1997); No. 84, 1996; No. 197, 1997; No. 82, 1999
S. 1224EA...............	ad. No. 152, 1999
	am. No. 83, 1999
S. 1225.................	am. No. 81, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 63, 1994; No. 84, 1996
	rep. No. 71, 2001
S. 1226.................	am. Nos. 70 and 116, 1991
	rep. No. 71, 2001
S. 1226A................	ad. No. 229, 1992
	am. No. 36, 1993; No. 63, 1994; No. 84, 1996
	rep. No. 71, 2001
S. 1227.................	am. No. 81, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 63, 1994 (as am. by No. 43, 1996)
	rs. No. 84, 1996
	am. No. 122, 2003
Note to s. 1227............	rep. No. 122, 2003
Heading to s. 1227A........	am. No. 93, 1998; No. 144, 2000; No. 30, 2003
S. 1227A................	ad. No. 94, 1997
	am. No. 93, 1998; No. 192, 1999; No. 144, 2000; No. 30, 2003
S. 1227B................	ad. No. 45, 1998
S. 1228.................	am. No. 138, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 184, 1994; No. 143, 1995; No. 84, 1996; No. 45, 1998; Nos. 83 and 192, 1999; No. 52, 2004; No. 100, 2005
S. 1228A................	ad. No. 122, 2003
S. 1229.................	am. No. 116, 1991; Nos. 81, 229 and 230, 1992; No. 121, 1993; No. 63, 1994; No. 84, 1996
	rs. No. 63, 1994
	am. No. 197, 1997; No. 192, 1999; No. 106, 2000
	rs. No. 47, 2001
S. 1229A................	ad. No. 63, 1994
	am. No. 84, 1996; No. 197, 1997; No. 192, 1999; No. 106, 2000
	rs. No. 47, 2001
	am. No. 52, 2004
Ss. 1229AA, 1229AB.......	ad. No. 47, 2001
S. 1229B................	ad. No. 63, 1994
	am. No. 47, 2001
S. 1229C................	ad. No. 63, 1994
	rs. No. 47, 2001
S. 1230.................	am. Nos. 115 and 116, 1991; No. 63, 1994
S. 1230A................	ad. No. 70, 1991
	am. No. 63, 1994
S. 1230B................	ad. No. 84, 1996
	am. No. 94, 1997; No. 45, 1998; Nos. 47 and 71, 2001
S. 1230C................	ad. No. 84, 1996
	am. No. 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998; No. 192, 1999
	rs. No. 47, 2001
	am. No. 71, 2001; No. 122, 2003
Part 5.3
S. 1231AA...............	ad. No. 81, 1992
	am. No. 94, 1997
S. 1231.................	am. No. 116, 1991 (as am. by No. 229, 1992); No. 194, 1991; Nos. 81 and 230, 1992; Nos. 36 and 121, 1993; No. 68, 1994; No. 94, 1997; No. 67, 1998; Nos. 83, 152 and 192, 1999; No. 106, 2000; No. 47, 2001; No. 30, 2003
Heading to s. 1231A........	am. No. 144, 2000
S. 1231A................	ad. No. 94, 1997
	am. No. 93, 1998; No. 144, 2000
S. 1232.................	am. No. 116, 1991; No. 81, 1992; No. 121, 1993; No. 106, 2000; No. 47, 2001
S. 1233.................	am. Nos. 115, 116 and 194, 1991; Nos. 81, 229 and 230, 1992; No. 121, 1993; Nos. 63 and 161, 1994; No. 143, 1995; No. 84, 1996; No. 94, 1997; No. 106, 2000; Nos. 47 and 137, 2001
S. 1234.................	am. Nos. 73 and 116, 1991; No. 81, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 106, 2000
	rs. No. 47, 2001
S. 1234AA...............	ad. No. 47, 2001
S. 1234A................	ad. No. 81, 1992
	am. Nos. 230 and 241, 1992; No. 36, 1993; No. 184, 1994; Nos. 45 and 67, 1998; No. 106, 2000; No. 47, 2001; No. 100, 2005
Part 5.4
Heading to Part 5.4.........	am. No. 194, 1991
S. 1235.................	rs. No. 116, 1991
	am. No. 73, 1991; No. 81, 1992
	rs. No. 36, 1993
	am. No. 152, 1999; No. 106, 2000
S. 1236.................	am. Nos. 116 and 194, 1991; No. 84, 1996; No. 106, 2000; No. 47, 2001
S. 1236A................	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 105, 1995
	rs. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 122, 2003
S. 1237.................	am. Nos. 115, 116 and 194, 1991
	rs. No. 121, 1993; No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 122, 2003
S. 1237A................	ad. No. 121, 1993
	am. No. 106, 1995
	rs. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 84, 1996
S. 1237AA...............	ad. No. 143, 1995
S. 1237AAA..............	ad. No. 143, 1995
Note to s. 1237AAA........	ad. No. 122, 2003
S. 1237AAB..............	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 47, 2001
Note to s. 1237AAB........	ad. No. 122, 2003
Subhead. to s. 1237AAC(3)...	rs. No. 197, 1997
Subhead. to s. 1237AAC(4)...	am. No. 197, 1997
Subhead. to s. 1237AAC(5)...	am. No. 197, 1997
S. 1237AAC..............	ad. No. 143, 1995
	am. No. 197, 1997; No. 45, 1998
S. 1237AAD..............	ad. No. 143, 1995
Note to s. 1237AAD Renumbered Note 1......	No. 122, 2003
Note 2 to s. 1237AAD.......	ad. No. 122, 2003
S. 1237AAE..............	ad. No. 122, 2003
S. 1237AB...............	ad. No. 105, 1995
S. 1237B................	ad. No. 63, 1994
	rep. No. 47, 2001
Schedules
Schedule 1...............	rep. No. 30, 2003
Schedule 1A..............	ad. No. 70, 1991
	am. Nos. 115, 116, 141, 175 and 194, 1991; Nos. 69, 81, 229 and 230, 1992; Nos. 36, 120 and 121, 1993; Nos. 55, 63, 109, 161, 174 and 177, 1994; Nos. 104, 105 and 106, 1995; No. 143, 1995 (as am. by No. 84, 1996); No. 146, 1995; Nos. 1, 57, 83 and 84, 1996; Nos. 106, 114, 197 and 202, 1997; Nos. 45, 93 and 132, 1998; Nos. 13, 83, 152 and 192, 1999; Nos. 45, 70, 94, 106 and 138, 2000; Nos. 18 and 71, 2001; No. 73, 2002; Nos. 30 and 122, 2003
Schedule 1B..............	ad. No. 141, 1991
	am. No. 229, 1992; No. 36, 1993
Heading to Schedule 2......	rs. No. 229, 1992
	rep. No. 30, 2003
Schedule 2...............	rs. No. 116, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991; No. 229, 1992; No. 63, 1994
	rep. No. 30, 2003
Schedule 3...............	rep. No. 30, 2003
Schedule 4...............	rs. No. 116, 1991; No. 157, 1994
	am. No. 1, 1996; No. 152, 1999
	rep. No. 30, 2003
Schedule 5...............	am. No. 69, 1991
	rep. No. 30, 2003
Schedule 6...............	rep. No. 30, 2003
Schedule 7...............	ad. No. 116, 1991
	am. No. 194, 1991
	rep. No. 30, 2003
Schedule 8...............	ad. No. 115, 1991
	rep. No. 30, 2003
Schedules 9, 10...........	ad. No. 194, 1991
	rep. No. 30, 2003
Schedule 11..............	ad. No. 81, 1992
	rep. No. 30, 2003
Schedule 12..............	ad. No. 229, 1992
	rep. No. 30, 2003