Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2004C01135:clause:2_19ab:p3
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2004C01135
Segment Type: clause
Provision Reference: sch 2 cl 19AB (pt 3/3)
Character Range: 40672–42541

contract under subsection 1061ZZAX(6) or as mentioned in subsection 1061ZZAY(2).

termination notice means a notice given under section 1061ZZCQ or under the corresponding provision of the Social Security Student Financial Supplement Scheme 1998 or of the Student Assistance Act 1973 as in force at a time before 1 July 1998.

tertiary course means a tertiary course that is an approved course of education or study.

trade back has the meaning given by section 1061ZZAT.

trade in has the meaning given by section 1061ZZAR.

undertaking a course: see subsection (5).

weekday means a day from Monday to Friday (inclusive), whether or not the day is a public holiday.

wrongly paid supplement has the meaning given by subsections 1061ZZDB(4), 1061ZZDI(4), 1061ZZDS(4) and 1061ZZEC(4).

year means a calendar year.

year of income has the same meaning as in the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936.

youth allowance general rate has the meaning given by subsection (4).

 (3) A person's austudy payment general rate is the rate of austudy payment that would be payable to the person if the rate were worked out:
 (a) using the Austudy Payment Rate Calculator; and
 (b) not including any amount as pharmaceutical allowance or remote area allowance.

 (4) A person's youth allowance general rate is the rate of youth allowance that would be payable to the person if the rate were worked out:
 (a) using the Youth Allowance Rate Calculator; and
 (b) not including any amount as pharmaceutical allowance, rent assistance or remote area allowance.

 (5) The question whether a person is intending to undertake a course or is undertaking a course is to be determined, so far as practicable and with any necessary changes, in the same way as the question whether a person is intending to undertake study or is undertaking study, as the case may be, is determined under section 541B.