Eligibility for Clean Energy Advance
Last amended: 17 December 2012
Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for a [glossary:clean energy advance:149] (CEA), a person must be:
Last amended: 17 December 2012
To be eligible for a [glossary:clean energy advance:149] (CEA), a person must be:
Last amended: 5 March 2013
This chapter outlines the clean energy payments made by DVA as part of the Household Assistance Package.
This section provides information on eligibility for and the rate and administration of the [glossary:Energy Supplement:3157] (ES).
The [glossary:Energy Supplement:3157] is an ongoing, regular payment made to those receiving certain benefits from DVA. More ?
Last amended: 27 July 2022
A person is eligible for a top-up amount if their circumstances change in a manner that makes them eligible for a higher [glossary:clean energy advance:149] (CEA) amount than they originally received. There are three scenarios where a person will have already received a CEA and will be eligible for a top-up payment:
Last amended: 12 December 2002
VEA→
The [glossary:White Card:318] entitles the holder to treatment, for their specific conditions only, at departmental expense. The holder should present their White Card when they visit a:
Section 53D VEA - Eligibility for treatment at Departmental expense
Part V VEA - Medical and other treatment
For [glossary:service pension:245], [glossary:age pension:675], [glossary:war widow/widower pension:705], [glossary:Disability Compensation Payment:574], [glossary:MRCA:234] wholly dependent partner payment and MRCA special rate disability pension, the [glossary:energy supplement :3157] (ES) commenced on 20 March 2013. Energy supplement for Commonwealth Seniors Health Card (CSHC) and eligible Gold Card holders also commenced 20 March 2013.
Section 84 VEA - Provision of treatment
Section 89 VEA - Treatment at hospitals and other institutions
Section 90 VEA - Guide to the provision of treatment
ES rates are not indexed.