DATE OF ISSUE: 1 APRIL 1998
1996/97 BUDGET INITIATIVE: DVA TO PAY DSS AGE PENSION TO DISABILITY PENSIONERS INSTRUMENT OF DELEGATION
Summary
Purpose of instruction |
The purpose of this instruction is to:
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Instrument signed |
The Instrument and the Schedules that form part of the Instrument, were signed by the Secretary of Social Security, Dr David Rosalky on 19 March 1998. |
Purpose of Instrument |
Instrument 731 delegates powers under the Social Security Act 1991 (SSA) to certain DVA staff (Schedule B). This delegation of power enables DVA officers to administer the SSA as it relates to age and wife pensions (Schedule A). |
Authorised by |
R J HAY Ag BRANCH HEAD INCOME SUPPORT |
Table of Contents
1996/97 BUDGET INITIATIVE:.................................................119
DVA TO PAY DSS AGE PENSION TO DISABILITY PENSIONERS.......................119
INSTRUMENT OF DELEGATION...............................................119
Summary...............................................................119
Table of Contents.........................................................120
Structure of Instrument.....................................................120
Selection of provisions.....................................................121
Noteworthy provisions......................................................121
Office Categories.........................................................122
Instrument amendments required from time to time.................................123
Attachment A- Instrument 731................................................124
Attachment B- Schedule B..................................................125
Attachment C- Secretary's Certificate...........................................127
Attachment D- Schedule A...................................................18
Structure of Instrument
Overview of structure |
The Instrument is divided into 3 parts. Expanded below, these parts are:
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Instrument Number 731 |
The actual Instrument explains that the Secretary delegates certain powers (as noted in Schedule A) under section 1299 of the Social Security Act 1991, to the DVA officers shown in Schedule B. More info: see Attachment A. |
Schedule A |
Schedule A is a spreadsheet that lists every relevant provision of the SSA, alongside the Office Categories that have had powers under that provision delegated to them. More info: see Attachment D. |
Schedule B |
Schedule B is a document that lists which officers are included in each of the Office Categories. More info: see Attachment B. |
Selection of provisions
Provision selection |
On first impressions, it may seem that there is no logic to the provisions of the SSA that have been selected to be delegated under the Instrument. There are in fact a number of criteria that predetermine whether a provision requires delegating or not. |
Criteria |
Whether a provision of the SSA is delegated may be affected by one or all of the following. Whether:
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Currency of provisions |
Instrument 731 generally delegates the same provisions to DVA staff that are delegated to Centrelink staff who administer age and wife pensions. Prior to signature by the Secretary, the Instrument was reviewed for currency. Any superfluous provisions detected were omitted from Instrument 731. Generally, they were previously delegable provisions that had become superfluous due to ongoing changes to the SSA. |
Noteworthy provisions
Introduction |
Whilst there is no value in detailing every delegated provision in Instrument 731, there are some points worth noting. |
Deeming |
DVA: Under the VEA, certain high level DVA officers have been delegated the authority, by the Minister for Veterans' Affairs, to make specific exemptions relating to the income test deeming provisions. DSS: DSS Legal Services Branch has advised that the Minister for Social Security does not delegate any of her section 1084 SSA deeming exemption powers. |
Office Category 2 delegations |
Officers included in Office Category 2 have been specifically delegated the power to release protected information that is in the public interest, under paragraph 1314(1)(a) SSA. OC 2 officers should take note of Attachment C. Attachment: The DSS Secretary's “Certificate Under Paragraph 1314(1)(a)-Disclosure of Information in the Public Interest” is at Attachment C. Minister's Guidelines: The scenarios outlined at Attachment C basically restate the Minister's Guidelines on this topic. A copy of these guidelines will provided by DSS Legal Services Branch and will be held in the National Office, Executive Support Unit, Compensation and Support Division. |
Office Categories
Definition |
An Office Category is a category that lists by level, the officers with delegated authority in that category. It also lists the area in which those delegated officers work. |
Comparison to DVA |
This differs to the DVA method of delegation, which is done by position number rather than by level |
Work areas |
To ensure that all relevant staff were delegated the authority they need, DSS included staff in both Income Support and Compensation areas in the office categories. SA SO also have select staff in Health and Community Services included with Income Support and Compensation staff. |
Instrument amendments required from time to time
Amendments |
In the event that amendments are required to the Instrument, the Department of Social Security Legal Services Branch must be advised. |
For example |
In particular, if the name of the work areas noted in the Office Categories shown at Attachment B change, the Instrument must be amended to reflect this change. |
SO Procedure |
To ensure the Instrument is up to date, State Offices should follow the procedure below, in the event that an amendment is required. |
Step |
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Identify the change that may affect the Instrument (e.g. change of name following a re-structure) |
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NO procedure |
National Office must advise the DSS Legal Services Branch of any changes that may affect the Instrument, so that amendments can be made if required. After receiving advice from an SO, follow these procedures. |
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Action |
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Advise the DSS Legal Services Branch, in writing, of changes |
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Obtain a copy of the amended Instrument from DSS |
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Distribute amended Instrument to SOs |
Attachment A- Instrument 731
INSTRUMENT NUMBER 731
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA
Social Security Act 1991
DELEGATION OF POWERS UNDER SECTION 1299
I, David Marcus Rosalky, Secretary to the Department of Social Security, DELEGATE under section 1299 of the Social Security Act 1991 (the Act) as follows to each officer holding, or for the time being performing the duties of an office in the Department of Veterans' Affairs included in an office category specified in Schedule B to this instrument, those of my powers under the provisions of the Act as enumerated in the relevant rows and columns of Schedule A but subject to any limitations described in the delegation key appearing in Schedule A.
Dated this — day of — 1998
David Marcus Rosalky
Secretary to the Department of Social Security
Attachment B- Schedule B
DEFINITION OF THE OFFICES INCLUDED IN THE OFFICE CATEGORIES SPECIFIED IN SCHEDULE A
Office Category 1
National Office (NO)Secretary
State Offices — Deputy Commissioner
Office Category 2
NO — Division Head, Compensation and Support
NO — Branch Head, Legal Services
NO — Branch Head, Income Support
NO — Privacy & FOI Officer, Legal Services
All State Offices — FOI Officer
Office Category 3
NSW State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 6 or higher level in the Veterans' Services Branch
VIC State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 6 or higher level in the Compensation and Resources Branch
QLD State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 6 or higher level in Veterans' Services and Compensation
SA State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 6 or higher level in Compensation and Support Services and Health and Community Services, Veterans' Information Centre
WA State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 6 or higher level in the Compensation Division
TAS State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 6 or higher level in the Compensation Program
Attachment B- Schedule B, Continued
Office Category 4
NSW State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 5 level in the Veterans' Services Branch
VIC State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 5 level in the Compensation and Resources Branch
QLD State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 5 level in Veterans' Services and Compensation
SA State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 5 level in Compensation and Support Services and Health and Community Services, Veterans' Information Centre
WA State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 5 level in the Compensation Division
TAS State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 5 level in the Compensation Program
Office Category 5
NSW State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 3 or 4 level in the Veterans' Services Branch
VIC State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 3 or 4 level in the Compensation and Resources Branch
QLD State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 3 or 4 level in Veterans' Services and Compensation
SA State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 3 or 4 level in Compensation and Support Services and Health and Community Services, Veterans' Information Centre
WA State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 3 or 4 level in the Compensation Division
TAS State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 3 or 4 level in the Compensation Program
Attachment B- Schedule B, Continued
Office Category 6
NSW State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 2 level in the Veterans' Services Branch
VIC State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 2 level in the Compensation and Resources Branch
QLD State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 2 level in Veterans' Services and Compensation
SA State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 2 level in Compensation and Support Services and Health and Community Services, Veterans' Information Centre
WA State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 2 level in the Compensation Division
TAS State Office — All positions at Administrative Service Office Class 2 level in the Compensation Program
Attachment C- Secretary's Certificate
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA
Social Security Act 1991
Certificate under paragraph 1314(1)(a)—Disclosure of Information in the Public Interest
I, Dr Jeffrey A Harmer, Acting Secretary to the Department of Social Security having, under section 1295 of the Social Security Act 1991 (the Act), the general administration of the Act, REVOKE all previous certificates in force under paragraph 1314(1)(a) of the Act made prior to the commencement of the Commonwealth Services Delivery Agency Act 1997 and in relation to the Department of Social Security, and, under that provision CERTIFY that it is necessary in the public interest that information about a person held in the Commonwealth Services Delivery Agency (the Agency) and acquired by an employee of the Agency in the performance of his or her functions or duties or in the exercise of his or her powers under the Act or the Farm Household Support Act 1992, may be disclosed:
(a)in the class of cases specified in Schedule A to this certificate;
(b)for the purposes specified in Schedule A to this certificate;
(c)by employees of the Agency occupying or for the time being performing the duties of the positions specified in Schedule B to this certificate; and
(d)to the persons, organisations or authorities etc. specified in Schedule A to this certificate in relation to each class of case.
2.In deciding whether to disclose information under this certificate, employees of the Agency must have regard to the Guidelines issued from time to time by the Minister for Social Security under paragraph 1315(1)(a) of the Act, the Explanatory Statement to those Guidelines, and any Manual of Instruction or National Instruction issued for the purpose of disclosure of information under paragraph 1314(1)(a) of the Act.
Dated this — day of — 1997
Dr Jeffrey A Harmer
Acting Secretary to the Department of Social Security
Attachment C- Secretary's Certificate, Continued
1.Information not available from another source
(1).Where information requested about a person:
(a)is held by the Agency; and
(b)cannot be reasonably obtained from a source other than the Agency; and
(c)the person or organisation seeking the information has an interest in obtaining the information; and
(d)in the case of an organisation, the request for the information is made by a senior officer of that organisation;
then, subject to subclause 1(2) and 1(3), the information about the person may be disclosed to the person or organisation requesting the information.
(2).The relevant information is unable to be disclosed otherwise under subsection 1314(1) of the Social Security Act 1991.
(3).Subject to clause 10, a condition mentioned in clauses 2 to 9 is satisfied.
2.Enforcement of criminal law
Subject to subclause 10(2) and 10(3), information about a person may be disclosed to a law enforcement officer of a State or Territory where it is reasonably necessary for:
(a)the enforcement of the criminal law; or
(b)a law imposing a pecuniary penalty; or
(c)the protection of the public revenue.
3.Assault or threatened assault/damage to Commonwealth property
Where a person has:
(a)assaulted or threatened an employee of the Agency in the performance of the employees duties or as a result of the performance of the employees duties; or
(b)assaulted or threatened another person in or on premises occupied by the Agency; or
(c)deliberately damaged Commonwealth property;
information about the person may be disclosed to a law enforcement officer of a State or Territory.
Attachment C- Secretary's Certificate, Continued
4.Offences involving private property in Agency offices
Where an employee of the Agency has:
(a)witnessed an incident which involved the private property of the employee, another employee or a customer of the Agency;
(b)the incident resulted in the private property being stolen or damaged; and
(c)the person who allegedly committed the incident is a customer of the Agency;
information about the person may be disclosed to a law enforcement officer of a State or Territory if it is unable to disclosed otherwise.
5.Serious threat to life and health
Subject to subclause 10(1), where there are reasonable grounds for believing that the disclosure of information about a person is necessary to prevent or lessen a serious and imminent threat to the life or health of a person then information held by the Agency may be disclosed.
6.Persons escaped from custody
Where a person has escaped from custody, information may be disclosed to a relevant law enforcement officer of a State or Territory.
7.Abducted, missing or deceased persons
Subject to subclause 10(1), where a person is a deceased person or a missing person or an abducted person, information about the person may be disclosed to:
(a)a court, coronial enquires, Royal Commission, Department, or any other authority of a State or Territory in relation to the death or the whereabouts of the person; or
(b)another person to assist in locating a relative, friend, beneficiary or next-of-kin of the person; or
(c)assist a relative, friend, beneficiary or next-of-kin of the person;
unless there are reasonable grounds for believing that the deceased, missing or abducted person does not or would not want the information disclosed.
Attachment C- Secretary's Certificate, Continued
8.Mistake of fact in administration of program
Information about a person may be disclosed to correct a mistake of fact in relation to the administration of a program by the Agency where the person concerned has authorised the publication of the incorrect information.
9.Homeless young persons
(1).For the purposes of this clause, a homeless young person means a person who:
(a)is under the age of 18 years; and
(b)has claimed a payment from the Agency where the payment depends upon the person being a homeless person.
(2).Subject to subclause 9(8) and 10(1), where a homeless young person is either:
(a)under the age of 15 years; or
(b)under the age of 18 years and in the care of a welfare authority of a State or Territory because of the operation of the law of a State or Territory or of an order of a court;
any or all of the following information may be disclosed to a welfare authority of a State or Territory about the homeless young person:
(c)the person's name;
(d)the person's date of birth;
(e)the person's address or other current contact details about the person;
(f)that the person is homeless; and
(g)the date and place where the person claimed a payment.
(3).Subject to subclause 9(8) and 10(1), where it is clear that the disclosure of information is necessary to prevent or lessen a serious and imminent threat to the life or health of a homeless young person, the circumstances of that threat may be disclosed to a welfare authority of a State or Territory, in addition to any information disclosed under subclause 8(2).
(4).Subject to subclause 9(8) and 10(1), for the purpose of assuring a parent or the parents of a homeless young person that the person has been or is in contact with the Agency, that fact and the date of the most recent contact with the Agency, may be disclosed to the parent or the parents.
Attachment C- Secretary's Certificate, Continued
(5).Subject to subclause 9(8) and 10(1), for the purpose of verifying the circumstances by which a homeless young person may be qualified for a payment by the Agency, where verification involves contacting a parent or the parents of the person to confirm whether the person is able to live at the home of the parent or parents, as the case may be, information about the person may be disclosed to the parent or the parents.
(6).Subject to subclause 9(8) and 10(1), information about the homeless young person may be disclosed to the parent or the parents of the person but only for the purpose of facilitating a reconciliation between the person and the persons parent or parents, as the case may be.
(7).Subject to subclause 9(8) and 10(1), where a homeless young person has not had any contact with the Agency, information may be disclosed to the parent or the parents that the person has not had any contact with the Agency.
(8).Information under this clause about a homeless young person may only be disclosed if, and only if, its disclosure does not result in harm to the homeless young person.
10.Special requirements
(1).Special regard must be had to any situation in which there is, or may be:
(a)child abuse; or
(b)domestic violence;
where the person concerned may be unable to bring their circumstances to notice because of:
(c)age; or
(d)incapacity; or
(e)social, cultural or family circumstances; or
(f)for any other reason.
(2).Information must not be disclosed under clause 2 unless it is a matter of importance such as:
(a)a serious criminal offence; or
(b)a substantial pecuniary penalty; or
(c)a significant effect on public revenue.
(3).For the purpose of clause 2, the criminal law means the criminal law of any place in Australia, and includes the criminal law of a place outside Australia if, and only if, it is appropriate to recognise that criminal law under any extradition arrangements to which Australia is a party.
Attachment C- Secretary's Certificate, Continued
SCHEDULE B—EMPLOYEES OCCUPYING OR PERFORMING THE DUTIES OF THE SPECIFIED POSITIONS
EmployeeClass of Case
Chief Executive Officer — All
Deputy CEO, Corporate — All
Deputy CEO, Operations — All
General Manager — All
Compliance and Privacy
Director, Privacy and FOI Section in — All
Compliance and Privacy
Area Manager — 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 9
Area Deputy Manager — 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 9
Program Manager — 9
Regional Manager — 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 9
Director, Social Work — 5 and 9
Assistant Director, Social Work — 5 and 9
Area Social Worker — 5 and 9
Attachment D- Schedule A
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA — DELEGATION OF POWERS UNDER SECTION 1299
SOCIAL SECURITY ACT 1991SCHEDULE A TO INSTRUMENT NUMBER 731
DELEGATED POWERS OFFICE CATEGORY |
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DELEGATIONS KEY |
X To statutory limit |
A Only in relation to a payment of age pension or wife pension that is made by the Department of Veterans' Affairs |
B Only in respect of debts not exceeding $15,000 |
C Only in respect of debts not exceeding $ 5,000 |
D Only in respect of debts not exceeding $ 1,000 |
E Only in respect of debts not exceeding $ 500 |
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTORY |
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PART 1.2 DEFINITIONS |
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PART 1.3 DETERMINATIONS HAVING INTERPRETATIVE EFFECT |
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CHAPTER 2 PENSIONS, BENEFITS AND ALLOWANCES
PART 2.2 AGE PENSION
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PART 2.4 WIFE PENSION
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PART 2.13A EDUCATION ENTRY PAYMENT |
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PART 2.22 ADVANCE PAYMENTS OF SOCIAL SECURITY ENTITLEMENTS
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PART 2.23 ADVANCE PHARMACEUTICAL ALLOWANCE
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PART 2.25 TELEPHONE ALLOWANCE
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CHAPTER 3 GENERAL PAYABILITY AND RATES PROVISIONS
PARTS 3.1 TO 3.8 RATE CALCULATORS
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PART 3.10 GENERAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO THE ORDINARY INCOME TEST
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PART 3.12 GENERAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO THE ASSETS TEST
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PART 3.13 IMPRISONMENT
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PART 3.14 COMPENSATION RECOVERY
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1166 |
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1170 |
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1172 |
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1174 |
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1176 |
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1177 |
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1179 |
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1183 |
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1184 |
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PART 3.16A ADVANCE PAYMENT DEDUCTIONS
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1206L |
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CHAPTER 4 INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS AND PORTABILITY
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1218B |
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1218C |
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1219 |
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1220 |
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CHAPTER 5 OVERPAYMENTS AND DEBT RECOVERY
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1234 |
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1237B |
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CHAPTER 6 REVIEW OF DECISIONS
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CHAPTER 7 ADMINISTRATION
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CHAPTER 8 MISCELLANEOUS
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1359 |
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SCHEDULES
SCHEDULE 1A SAVINGS AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
PART 2 SAVINGS AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS APPLICABLE ON THE TRANSITION FROM THE 1947 ACT TO THIS ACT
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Clause 86 |
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SCHEDULE 2 UNITED KINGDOM INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT
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23(1) |
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23(5) |
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SCHEDULE 3 ITALIAN INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT
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19 |
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20 |
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22 |
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SCHEDULE 4 NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT
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16 |
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19 |
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SCHEDULE 5 CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT
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16(1)(b) |
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16(1)(c) |
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16(1)(d) |
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17 |
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20 |
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21 |
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SCHEDULE 6 SPANISH INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT
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21(1)(a) |
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21(1)(b) |
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21(1)(c) |
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21(2)(a) |
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21(2)(b) |
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21(2)(c) |
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22 |
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23 |
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SCHEDULE 7 MALTESE INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT
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14(1)(a) |
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14(1)(b) |
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14(1)(c) |
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14(1)(d) |
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16 |
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17 |
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SCHEDULE 8 THE NETHERLANDS INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT
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14(4) |
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14(6) |
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16(1)(a) |
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16(1)(b) |
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16(1)(c) |
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16(1)(d) |
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17 |
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18 |
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2 |
3 |
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SCHEDULE 9 THE IRISH INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT
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15(1)(a) |
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15(1)(b) |
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15(1)(c) |
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15(1)(d) |
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16 |
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17 |
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18 |
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SCHEDULE 10 THE PORTUGUESE INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT
8 |
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20(5)(e) |
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22(1)(a) |
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22(1)(b) |
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22(1)(c) |
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22(2)(a) |
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22(2)(b) |
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22(2)(c) |
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23 |
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24 |
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25 |
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SCHEDULE 11 THE AUSTRIAN INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT
15(2)(e) |
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15(3)(a) |
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15(3)(b) |
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17(1) |
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17(2) |
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17(3) |
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19 |
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1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
SCHEDULE 12 THE CYPRIAN INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT
14(4)(e) |
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16(1)(a) |
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16(1)(b) |
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16(1)(c) |
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16(1)(d) |
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17 |
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18 |
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19 |
X |