Child Support Act 1991

Exemptions - Determinations in relation to exemptions for hospital patients, persons suffering from long-term periods of illness, prisoners, and persons under 16 years

89Q: Application disclosing no grounds for making determination: how dealt with

You could also call this:

"What happens if your application for an exemption doesn't have good reasons"

If you apply for an exemption under this part of the law, the Commissioner will look at your application. If the Commissioner thinks there are no good reasons to give you the exemption, they can say no without doing anything else.

If the Commissioner says no to your application, they must tell you why in writing.

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Part 5AExemptions
Determinations in relation to exemptions for hospital patients, persons suffering from long-term periods of illness, prisoners, and persons under 16 years

89QApplication disclosing no grounds for making determination: how dealt with

  1. If the Commissioner is satisfied, after considering an application under this subpart, that there are no grounds for making a determination under this subpart, the Commissioner may refuse to make the determination without taking any further action under this subpart.

  2. The Commissioner must give the applicant, in writing, the reasons for refusing to make the determination.

Notes
  • Section 89Q: inserted, on , by section 17(1) of the Child Support Amendment Act 2006 (2006 No 42).