Social Security Act 2018

Obligations - Introduction - Guide to this Part

105: Failure to comply with obligation under this Part

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“What happens if you don't follow the rules in this part of the law”

If you have to follow rules in this part of the law and don’t do what you’re supposed to without a good reason, you might get in trouble. The people in charge can give you a punishment, which is explained in Part 5 of the law. This doesn’t apply to MSD, which is a government department. It’s important to do what the law says you should do, or have a really good reason if you can’t.

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Part 3 Obligations
Introduction: Guide to this Part

105Failure to comply with obligation under this Part

  1. A person who is subject to an obligation under this Part and who fails to comply with that obligation without good and sufficient reason is liable to a sanction under Part 5.

  2. Subsection (1) does not apply to MSD.

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