Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2015L00068:front:0:p12
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2015L00068
Segment Type: other
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Character Range: 31627–34457

a veteran only if:
 (a) a veteran trades-in or sells:

          (i) an initial motor vehicle in respect of which financial               assistance has been granted under the Scheme; or
    (ii) a replacement motor vehicle; and

     (b) documentary evidence of the trade-in valuation for the               motor vehicle traded-in is provided to the Department; and
     (c) the full trade-in value or sale price is offset against the cost               of the replacement motor vehicle.

6.3.4  Replacement motor vehicle grant if previous motor vehicle stolen or destroyed
6.3.4 If the previous motor vehicle was stolen or destroyed, a veteran may be provided with a replacement motor vehicle grant only if:
     (a) documentary evidence of the amount of the insurer's write- off               payment is provided to the Department; and
     (b) the full amount of the insurer's write-off payment is used   towards the cost of the replacement motor vehicle.

6.3.5  Not eligible for grant if received another motor vehicle
6.3.5 A replacement motor vehicle grant is not to be made under this Part if the veteran has, since obtaining the initial motor vehicle, received:
     (a) a payment for the purchase of a motor vehicle; or
     (b) a motor vehicle;
    under any other law or contract.

PART 7 — REVIEW OF DECISIONS

7.1 Review by the Commission

7.1.1  Who may seek a review
7.1.1 If a veteran is dissatisfied with any decision of the Commission in respect of a claim for assistance under the Scheme, the veteran may apply for review of that decision by the Commission.

7.1.2  Making a request for review
7.1.2 An application for review of a decision under the Scheme must be made in writing and lodged at an office of the Department in Australia within three months after the veteran has been served with a copy of the written decision, but not otherwise.

7.1.3  Review by the Commission of its own motion
7.1.3 If the Commission is of the opinion that sufficient reason exists for reviewing any decision under this Scheme, the Commission may, in its absolute discretion, do so.

7.1.4  Delegate must not review own decision
7.1.4 If the Commission has delegated its powers under this Scheme to the person who made the decision under review, that person must not review the decision.

PART 8 — DETERMINATION OF CLAIMS AND DELEGATION OF POWERS

8.1 Determination of claims and applications for review

8.1.1 The Commission must determine all claims for assistance under the Scheme, including claims for grants and allowances, and must determine all applications for review of decisions made under this Scheme.

8.2 Delegation of powers

8.2.1  Delegation
8.2.1 The Commission may, generally or as otherwise provided by instrument in writing, delegate to an officer or employee of the Department, any of