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the order for a replacement motor vehicle directly with the supplying motor vehicle dealer, but no grant can be made until after a statement from a motor dealer has been received at an office of the Department in Australia certifying the trade-in value or the sale price of the previous motor vehicle (if the previous motor vehicle was not stolen or destroyed).

Where price of replacement motor vehicle exceeds maximum grant
3. Subject to paragraph 4 of this Schedule, if the difference between:

     (a) the trade-in value, the sale price, or the insurer's write-off               payment, as the case may be; and
     (b) the purchase price of the replacement motor vehicle;

    exceeds the amount specified in paragraph 1 of this Schedule, the Commission shall only authorise payment to the supplying motor vehicle dealer of an amount equivalent to the amount set out in paragraph 1 of this Schedule.

Where more than the maximum grant can be authorised
4. If the Commission is satisfied that the provision of a more expensive motor vehicle is necessary because of the veteran's incapacity from the war-caused injury or war-caused disease, or both, the Commission may authorise payment of the whole or part of the difference in cost between the amount specified in paragraph 1 of this Schedule and the actual purchase price of the replacement motor vehicle.

Payment by Commonwealth only a contribution
5. Subject to paragraph 4 of this Schedule, any amount authorised by the Commission to be paid to the supplying motor vehicle dealer is only a contribution towards the purchase of the replacement motor vehicle and the Commonwealth is not liable to pay the supplying dealer either in whole or in part the difference between that contribution and the full price of the motor vehicle.

Schedule 2
Note: the reference to Schedule 2 is not part of the instrument in Schedule 2.

Veterans' Entitlements (Attributable Stakeholders and Attribution Percentages) Principles  2001
Instrument 2014 No. R67
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Contents

Page
Part 1 Preliminary

 1Name of Principles

 2Commencement

 3Definitions

 4 Purpose

Part 2 Determination that individual is not attributable stakeholder

 5 Purpose

 6Application

 7Circumstances affecting relationship with company or trust

 8Contribution to company or trust

 9Past benefit from distributions by company or trust

 10Future benefit from distributions by company or trust

 11Benefit from assets and income of company or trust

 12Existing attribution to individual

 13Other circumstances

Part 3 Determination of asset attribution percentage

 14 Purpose

 15Application

 16Circumstances affecting relationship with company or trust

 17Contribution to company or trust

 18Past benefit from distributions by company or trust

 19Future benefit from distributions by company or trust

 20Benefit from assets and income of company or trust

 21Existing attribution to individual

 22Other circumstances

Part 4 Determination of income attribution