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Social Security Act 2018

Other provisions - Repeals and revocations

458: Employment Services and Income Support (Integrated Administration) Act 1998 repealed

You could also call this:

“Old law about job help and money support is cancelled”

The Employment Services and Income Support (Integrated Administration) Act 1998 is no longer in effect. This means that the government has decided to remove this law completely. When you see the word ‘repealed’, it means the law has been cancelled and doesn’t apply anymore. This particular law was originally made in 1998 and was known by its official number, which was 1998 No 96. Now that it’s repealed, you don’t need to worry about following the rules that were in this act.

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“Old law about Social Welfare Department is cancelled, but some job titles still work”

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“Changes to other laws because of this Act”