Question: What regulations are in place for who can receive increased supplementary childcare payments?

Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Early Childhood Education and Care COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions
section_headers: Information for families
What should I expect when commencing a new enrolment?
section_content: The process for families to enrol their child in a child care service has not
changed with the introduction of the Early Childhood Education and Care Relief
Package payments.
Your child care provider will help you to enrol your child under the care
arrangement that best suits your circumstances. For the majority of families
there are three types of care arrangements available:

Complying Written Arrangement–for families who intend to receive Child Care Subsidy or Additional Child Care Subsidy once the Relief Package payments cease. 
Relevant Arrangement–for families who would otherwise not be eligible for Child Care Subsidy or Additional Child Care Subsidy.
Organisation Arrangement–if a third party pays your child care fees.

To help your provider enrol your child, it is particularly important you
provide the correct Customer Reference Number (CRN) and date of birth for both
yourself and your child.
For any kind of arrangement, your child care provider will submit an enrolment
notice, and you will receive a notice from Services Australia requesting you
review and check the enrolment details.
This can be done in your Centrelink Online account through
myGov or the Centrelink Express Plus mobile app.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
It answered the question, and then provided more information.
This answer direct addresses the regulations involved about receiving childcare payments.

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Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Early Childhood Education and Care COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions
section_headers: Child Enrolments, Attendance and Absences
Can families who do not meet the Child Care Subsidy residency requirements enrol their children to attend a service receiving payments under the Relief Package?
section_content: Yes. Families who do not meet the Child Care Subsidy residency requirements
can be enrolled under a Relevant Arrangement or Organisation Arrangement
enrolment while payments under the Relief Package are being made, noting
however priority for child care places is to be given to essential workers,
vulnerable and disadvantaged children and previously enrolled children.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
The question wasn't a yes or no question. It kind of answers the question.
This answer does not relate to the regulations for childcare payments.

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Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Families
section_headers: Child Care Subsidy and child care
section_content: You won’t need to pay child care fees when you access child care between 6
April and 28 June 2020.
During this time, you should:

enrol or re-enrol your child with a service
keep your child enrolled
continue using child care as you need.

If you need to enrol or re-enrol your child you should talk to your child care
service. You’ll also need to confirm their
enrolment
with us.
If you need to find a child care service, you can use the Child Care
Finder website.
What else you need to know is different if:

you were getting Child Care Subsidy before 6 April 2020
you’re new to child care.

If you were getting Child Care Subsidy before 6 April 2020
You won’t get Child Care Subsidy and Additional Child Care Subsidy during this
time. But you should make sure you stay eligible for Child Care
Subsidy, for example
by:

continuing to care for your child at least 14% of the time
meeting immunisation requirements
telling us if you have a change in your circumstances.

On 29 June 2020, your Child Care Subsidy will start again as long as you stay
eligible. There’s nothing you’ll need to do to start it again.
You should continue to update your family income
estimate as necessary, especially if you get Family Tax Benefit.
Fees before 6 April 2020
Your child care service may waive your out of pocket fees between 23 March and
5 April 2020. You should speak to them about this.
Absences before 6 April 2020
Due to coronavirus, you have 20 extra absences per child for the 2019-20
financial year. This means you can get up to 62 absences this year for any
reason.
Additional Child Care Subsidy (ACCS) Temporary Financial Hardship claims
before 6 April 2020
If you’ve already claimed ACCS Temporary Financial Hardship, we can only pay
it to 5 April 2020.
There’s no need to claim it between 6 April and 28 June 2020 as you won’t need
to pay fees.
Centrepay deductions
If you pay your fees through
Centrepay, remember to check
your deductions. You can suspend or cancel them if you need.
Use our online help guides to either suspend your
deduction or cancel your
deduction.
If you’re new to child care
You may want to start getting Child Care Subsidy when it starts again on 29
June 2020.
You should claim now,
even though we won’t pay it until late June.
Read more about if you’re new to child care.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
The answer is about those that are already receiving payments.
This answer does not discuss the regulations in general, and just rules of being eligible and fee schedules.

Reviewer ratings:
Could be Improved
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