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23, 24 or 25 of the Act or a veteran payment.
       (3) The Commission may revoke a support plan if:
(a) either:
 (i) if the support plan was prepared for a veteran—the Commission is satisfied that the veteran is no longer experiencing, or is no longer at risk of experiencing, crisis; or
 (ii) if the support plan was prepared for a person mentioned in subsections 6(3) to (6)—the Commission is satisfied that the person is no longer experiencing, or is no longer at risk of experiencing, crisis; or
(b) a person who is included in the support plan does not comply with a request made to the person under section 12; or
(c) the Commission is satisfied that, as a result of new and challenging life circumstances, it is appropriate for the support plan to be revoked in order for the Commission to grant a further acute support package to the person for whom the support plan was prepared.

Effect of revocation
       (4) If a support plan is revoked, assistance or benefits must no longer be provided under the support plan.

Division 3 Conditions and limits on assistance or benefits

9 Assistance or benefits generally
       (1) Subject to sections 10 and 11, the total value of assistance or benefits that may be included in a support plan is:
(a) for a support plan prepared for a veteran, former partner of a veteran or a related person of a veteran:
 (i) a maximum of $7,500 in relation to one or more periods during which assistance or benefits are to be provided that add up to 12 months; and
 (ii) if the 12-month period referred to in subparagraph (i) has been accumulated—a maximum of $5,000 in relation to one or more periods during which assistance or benefits are to be provided that add up to a further 12 months; and
(b) for a support plan prepared for a war widow or war widower—a maximum of $27,835 every 12 months for a continuous 24‑month period starting on the day the support plan comes into effect; and
(c) for a support plan prepared for a parent or step-parent mentioned in paragraph 7(3)(e), (f) or (g)—a maximum of $27,835 every 12 months for a continuous 24-month period starting on the day the support plan comes into effect.
       (2) Despite subsection (1), the period during which assistance or benefits included in a support plan for the purposes of this section may be provided ends immediately after:
(a) for a support plan prepared for a veteran, former partner of a veteran or a related person of a veteran —the earlier of:
 (i) the end of the further 12 month period referred to in subparagraph (1)(a)(ii); or
 (ii)