The Director-General of Social Welfare has to give the Commissioner some important information. This information is mentioned in sections 261, 264, and 267 of the Child Support Act 1991. The Director-General should give as much of this information as they can. This is to help make sure these sections of the Act, and the whole Act, can work properly. Even if other laws say this information shouldn't be shared, the Director-General is allowed to share it for this purpose.
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268A: Transitional provision for proceedings commenced before commencement of Child Support Amendment Act (No 3) 2013 but not completed, or
"Rules for unfinished child support cases started before the 2013 law change"
270: Beneficiaries to apply for child support from 16 March 1992, or
"Extra time for people on benefits to ask for child support money"
Notwithstanding anything in any other Act, the Director-General of Social Welfare shall, to the extent that it is practicable to do so, provide the Commissioner with the information referred to in section 261 and section 264 and section 267 so as to enable the provisions of those sections and of this Act to be carried into effect.
