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Labour Force Programs or Labour Market Programs; and".

    Note: The heading to clause 23 of Schedule 1A is altered by omitting "and Labour Force Program" and substituting ", Labour Force Program and Labour Market Program".

9. Sub-subparagraph 23(2)(a)(ii)(B) of Schedule 1A:

Omit, substitute:

SCHEDULE 22—continued

     "(B) payments under a program included in the programs known as Labour Force Programs or Labour Market Programs; and".

10. Sub-subparagraph 23(3)(a)(ii)(B) of Schedule 1A:

Omit, substitute:

     "(B) payments under a program included in the programs known as Labour Force Programs or Labour Market Programs; and".

11. Sub-subparagraph 23(4)(a)(ii)(B) of Schedule 1A:

Omit, substitute:

     "(B) payments under a program included in the programs known as Labour Force Programs or Labour Market Programs; and".

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                          SCHEDULE 23 Section 3

AMENDMENTS OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT 1991 RELATING TO CROSS-REFERENCES IN PENALTY PROVISIONS TO THE CRIMES ACT 1914

1. Amendment of Notes relating to the Crimes Act 1914:

Omit the Note to each of the following provisions, substitute:

    "Note. Subsection 4B(2) of the Crimes Act 1914 allows a court that convicts an individual of an offence to impose a fine instead of, or in addition to. a term of imprisonment. The maximum fine that a court can impose on the individual is worked out by multiplying the maximum term of imprisonment (in months) by 5, and then multiplying the resulting number by the amount of a penalty unit. The amount of a penalty unit is stated in section 4AA of that Act.":
subsection 68(5)
subsection 69(5)
subsection 132(5)
subsection 133(5)
subsection 172(5)
subsection 173(5)
subsection 222(5)
subsection 223(5)
subsection 284(5)
subsection 285(5)
subsection 341(5)
subsection 342(5)
subsection 389(5)
subsection 390(5)
subsection 408JB(8)
subsection 408JC(6)
subsection 446(8)
subsection 447(6)
subsection 574(5)
subsection 575(5)
subsection 657(5)
subsection 658(5)
subsection 660XIC(7)
subsection 660XID(6)
subsection 727(5)
subsection 728(5)
subsection 759(5)
subsection 760(5)
subsection 771MC(8)
subsection 771VD(6)

SCHEDULE 23—continued

subsection 808(5)

subsection 809(5)

subsection 872(6)

subsection 873(5)

subsection 943(7)

subsection 944(6)

subsection 978(5)

subsection 979(5)

subsection 1023(5)

subsection 1024(5)

subsection 1054(5)

subsection 1055(5)

subsection 1061Y(6)

subsection 1061Z(5)

subsection 1061ZK(5)

subsection 1061ZL(5)

subsection 1272(2)

section 1350.

2. Amendment of Notes relating to the Crimes Act 1914:

Omit the Note to each of the following provisions, substitute:

     "Note 1: Subsection 4B(2) of the Crimes Act 1914 allows a court that convicts an individual of an offence to impose a fine instead of, or in addition to, a term of imprisonment. The maximum fine that a court can impose on the individual is worked out by multiplying the maximum term of imprisonment (in months) by 5, and then multiplying the resulting number by the amount of a penalty unit. The amount of a penalty unit is stated in section 4AA of that Act.
     Note 2: